Tax injustices

More than one billion dinars. This amount represents the equivalent of the tax losses of Tunisia in 2021, according to a report by an NGO specialized in tax justice. Where do we stand in the fight against tax evasion? Is it a priority for the authorities?
Haïfa MzalouatAwatef Aissa
| 23 June 2023 | 15 minutes
TLScontact, a subsidiary of the renowned Teleperformance Group, has established itself as a pivotal visa service provider for European destinations, leading to amplified fees for Tunisian applicants. In 2019 alone, TLScontact Tunisie generated remarkable profits exceeding the 8 million dinar mark. Before they reachTeleperformance, however, this revenue  is  routed to Luxembourg, known as a tax haven.
Quentin Peschard
| 27 January 2022 | 15 minutes
This January, the French embassy regulated its collection system of income tax for its Tunisian employees, which for many of them has caused several years of tax issues, a subject which is handled with the utmost discretion.
Tax injustices
Nissim Gasteli
| 24 January 2022 | 12 minutes
SwissLeaks, Panama Papers, Pandora Papers... Despite the many revelations over the past few years, the Tunisian justice system is still struggling to deal with international tax evasion. Where does Tunisia find itself today, seven years after the first investigation was conducted?
Monia Ben HamadiNissim Gasteli
| 11 January 2022 | 7 minutes
What is the link between hydrocarbon exploitation in North Africa and a company registered in the British Virgin Islands? Ahmed Bouchamaoui. The businessman and heir to the Al Majd Holding group created a subsidiary of his oil group in this tax haven on January 17, 2000. Inkyfada investigated. 
Nissim Gasteli
| 14 November 2021 | 5 minutes
Among the Tunisian names that appear in the 11.9 million Pandora Papers’ documents, one in particular stands out, due to the mysterious circumstances. Mohamed Allani, who has been missing since 2004, and his recreational boat, the 'Kilani'.
Tax injustices
Monia Ben HamadiMalek Khadhraoui
| 05 November 2021 | 7 minutes
How could the young businessman Mohamed Amine Miled enjoy his small recreational boat without paying taxes in Tunisia? Yet another use for tax havens.
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