Thanks to business-friendly government policies implemented over the past 10 years Abu Dhabi is now home to a rapidly diversifying economy that is among the largest in the region, with GDP reaching a total of Dh952.68bn ($259.32bn) at current prices in 2014.
Five years after the revolution of January 2011, Tunisia has yet to return to the dynamic growth it used to have in previous decades. The economy was quite flat in 2015, with 0.8% growth, and only a moderate growth of 2.8% is planned for 2016. The business community is still concerned about the slow path of structural reform implementation and...
GENERAL RULES: Below is a description of the general rules for taxes in Tunisia. Specific elements of the tax code are described in more details later in the chapter.
In conjunction with EY, OBG explores the taxation system, examining Tunisia’s investor-friendly environment. This chapter contains a viewpoint from Noureddine Hajji, Managing Partner, EY Tunisia.
Tunisia has been going through a watershed period in its modern history, with the revolution of 2011 bringing much-needed change and reform. While the country has avoided much of the instability of the wider region, it has nonetheless undergone a spell of turbulence, testing the country’s newly found democratic bonds.
Several key initiatives have been introduced in the past year to promote the development and growth of Thailand’s economy. Attractive tax incentives are offered to investors that partake in these initiatives and should play a significant role in their success.
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