Tunisia offers one of the most attractive incentive systems in the Euro-Mediterranean region. A whole range of financial and fiscal incentives to local and foreign investors.
* The incentives provided for under Law No. 2016-71 of September 30, 2016, on investment, or under other legislative texts, may be combined, provided that the total amount of incentives granted does not exceed one third of the investment cost, with a ceiling of five (5) million dinars. This limit does not take into account the State’s contribution to infrastructure expenses, the employability enhancement grant, the economic performance grant, and the sustainable development grant.
Priority sectors are characterized by their strategic vocation and their capacity to increase growth or with a high employability potential, and are considered as priority in development plans.
Activities that are mainly based on the valuation of resources in useful and agricultural substances, natural and cultural heritage through industrialization and exploitation in production areas and can contribute to the development of value chains through a radical change in the product.
A grants for added value increase and competitiveness: 15% of the approved investment cost up to 1 million TND.
50% of the approved investment cost with a limit of 500 thousand TND. This percentage can reach 55% for category “A” investments in agriculture, fishing and aquaculture and 60% for combined agricultural service companies and development groups in the agricultural sector and some fishing. This grants is only granted at the effective start of the activity.
50% of the cost of intangible investments approved with a limit of 500 thousand TND including the study grants, with a limit of 20 thousand TND. This grants is only granted once the activity has actually started.
A 50% grants for approved research and development expenses up to 300 thousand TND.
Agricultural activities services
Fishing related services
Primary processing of agricultural and fishing products