2027 Budget Law: Online Gaming Taxed at 60%

Tunisia is preparing a major change in its tax system with the release of the 2027 Budget Law. Article 24, paragraph 3, provides for an increase in the tax on online games and contests, rising from 40 to 60 percent. This measure, which will apply to all online games, aims to strengthen public finances. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments Online games, which are becoming increasingly popular, will now have to pay a higher tax. This increase is part of a broader strategy to modernize fiscal revenues. The goal is to offset budget deficits while encouraging a more responsible use of online gaming. The government justifies this decision by the need to strengthen the country's financial stability. With an economy in transition, this tax could play a key role in consolidating public finances. The full details of the law will be debated in the Council of Ministers before its official publication. ⚡ Key points ▸ With an economy in transition, this tax could play a key role in consolidating public finances. ▸ The goal is to offset budget deficits while encouraging a more responsible use of online gaming. ▸ The full details of the law will be debated in the Council of Ministers before its official publication. Follow the economy live on Flash Radio The economy is also decoded live: listen to Radio Tunis Nationale, Shems FM and Radio MFM on Flash Radio, no registration required. 🏛️ Radio Tunis Nationale live Nationale 📻 Shems FM live 101.7 MHz — Generalist 🎵 Radio MFM live 88.0 MHz — Music All indicators and analyses from the Economy section are on All Flash Radio News, and the reading continues with Radio MFM on the Flash Radio Live Player. 💬 Flash Chat — Speaking to listeners And you, what is your view on '2027 Budget Law: The