Tunisia: A Fiscal and Administrative Paradise for Startups
In Tunisia, the Startup regime presents itself as a true fiscal and administrative paradise for innovative young companies, offering a panel of advantages to propel them towards success.
Tunisian startups benefit from significant tax exemptions, including:
Corporate Tax:
Total exemption for the first years of activity, allowing them to focus on development without immediate fiscal pressure.
Social Contributions:
The State takes charge of a part of the employer and employee contributions to the legal social security regime, alleviating the financial burdens of young companies.
Multiple Financing and Support Options:
Startup Grant:
A welcome financial boost for startups at launch.
Reinvestment of Profits:
A deduction encouraging the reinjection of profits into the company's growth, favoring its sustainability.
Dedicated Foreign Currency Account:
Facilitating international transactions and opening up to foreign markets.
Technology Card:
Annual financing of 100,000 dinars to support startups' technological needs.
National Employment Fund:
Partial coverage of recruitment costs, promoting job creation.
Additional Tax Benefits:
Exemption from Capital Gains Tax:
No capital gains tax on the sale of startup shares, encouraging growth and successful exits.
Simplified Administrative Procedures:
Simplified Appointment of an Auditor:
Streamlined procedure for more flexibility and speed.
Issuance of Convertible Bonds:
Facilitating fundraising and adapting to the company's financial needs.
A Flexible and Adaptive Legal Framework:
The Startup regime offers young companies a legal environment conducive to their development, encouraging risk-taking and innovation.
