Tunisia has implemented a mandatory electronic invoicing system for large companies as part of a broader effort to enhance fiscal transparency and combat tax evasion. The measure, which came into effect in 2025, requires large taxpayers to issue invoices through a certified platform connected to the tax administration.
The initiative, overseen by the Ministry of Finance and the Tunisian Tax Authority, aims to digitize the economy and reduce the informal sector's footprint. By providing real-time data to authorities, the system is designed to curb fraud and improve the efficiency of tax collection.
Officials, including Finance Minister Sihem Boughdiri Nemsia, have stated that the rollout is a key component of Tunisia's economic reforms. The program is expected to be expanded to include medium and small businesses in subsequent phases, following the initial implementation for large enterprises.
