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30,000-dinar cap, TuniChèque platform, 5,000-dinar threshold, conciliation and penalties: Tunisia's new cheque rules explained.

E-invoicing for services, a 4% contribution, wealth tax, tax amnesty and graduate hiring relief: what Law No. 2025-17 changes in 2026.

Valid grounds, notice, end-of-service pay and its cap, and damages for unfair dismissal under the Tunisian Labour Code in 2026.

Auto-entrepreneur, sole trader or SUARL, foreign-currency payments, reclassification risk: which status to freelance in Tunisia in 2026?

Formal notice, payment order, competent court, limitation: the COC and CPCC rules for recovering a debt in Tunisia in 2026.

Tunisian consulate or local notary with an apostille: how Tunisians abroad can sign a power of attorney that is valid in Tunisia, and what to avoid.

Notice, resignation and end of service gratuity in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Oman: the 2026 rules, article by article.

Covered leases, 7- and 5-year transition periods, new rents by zone, eviction and alternative housing: Egypt's Law 164 of 2025 explained.

Renewal, eviction indemnity, notice and rent review: what Tunisian, Moroccan and Algerian law says about commercial leases.

UAE advertiser permit, Saudi Mawthooq licence, rules in Egypt and the Maghreb: what influencers and brands need to check before posting.

An agreement signed with Tunisia's National Agency for Electronic Certification lets E-Tafakna build on the certificates of the national authority. Your contracts are signed with a TunTrust certificate, without leaving the platform.

Legal framework, signature levels and certification authorities in three key MENA markets, plus our tips for cross-border contracts.

Withdrawal, mutual agreement, nullity, termination: the legal ways out of a contract signed online, and how to prove or challenge an e-signature.

Tunisia, Africa — E-Tafakna announces a strategic partnership with Eugene K. Mukamba, Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, to build localized AI-powered legal solutions for Kenya and expand across Africa and the MENA region.

The qualified electronic signature is available on E-Tafakna with TunTrust certificates: PAdES and XAdES formats, DigiGo signing and built-in verification with an ETSI validation report.

A permanent employment contract (CDI) template adapted to Tunisian law: the essential clauses, a structured example to customise, and the mistakes to avoid.

Since Law 2025-9, a CDD is allowed in only three cases. Find out when a CDD automatically becomes a CDI, and which rights the employee keeps.

Setting up a SUARL in Tunisia in 2026: documents, RNE steps now fully online, official fees and the mistakes that get a file rejected.

Law 2025-9 bans labour subcontracting but allows genuine service contracts. Here are the three conditions to check and the clauses to write into your contract.

Maximum probation period since Law No. 2025-9, which contracts may include it, how it is renewed and how to end the contract during probation in Tunisia.

What must every Tunisian employment contract include: party identification, CDI as default, CDD exceptions, pay, leave, probation, subcontracting ban, CNSS and Law No. 2025-9.

Everything you need to know about service contracts between Tunisian companies: Code of Obligations and Contracts (COC), mandatory clauses, taxation, and compliance with 2026 Electronic Invoicing.

Setting up a company in Tunisia in 2026: SUARL, SARL or SA, RNE steps fully online since July 2026, official fees and mistakes to avoid.

Everything you need to know to draft a freelance contract compliant with Tunisian law, protect your rights, and avoid disputes.

Everything you need to know about electronic invoicing in Tunisia: law, TTN, TEIF, 2026 obligations and how to prepare with a compliant solution.

Discover the stakes, challenges and opportunities of electronic invoicing in Tunisia and how to achieve a progressive and inclusive transition.

With the spread of electronic invoicing in Tunisia, the TEIF format is the official standard. Discover the role of the header, identifiers I-01 to I-04, and recent changes to the standard.

Fixed-term or permanent contract in Tunisia after Law 2025-9: open-ended is the rule, CDDs allowed in 3 cases only, CIVP capped. What applies in 2026.

Mandatory e-invoicing, qualified e-signatures, smart templates, new laws: what changes in 2026 for contracts in Tunisia and across the region.

Price review, payment terms, penalties, renewal, liability: the 7 clauses that lower the real cost of a contract. Practical examples for 2026.

Integrating contract personalization into a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system can significantly enhance business process efficiency. Here's how to proceed.

B2B and B2C contract meaning, consumer protection rules in Tunisia and the EU, the clauses that change, and practical examples.

To ensure effective management of electronic signatures, it is important to follow these best practices.

Freelancing refers to an independent work mode where a person offers their services to various clients without being bound by a long-term employment contract. Freelancers choose their projects and clients, set their rates, and manage their schedules.

Is a contract signed online as valid as paper? 2026 rules in Tunisia, Morocco and the UAE, signature levels and the steps to sign safely.

When you seek legal consultation, you enter a world often perceived as complex and mysterious. But what really happens behind the scenes? Here are some unknown yet crucial aspects of legal consultation that lawyers don't always reveal.

Contract customization plays a crucial role in business tax strategies. Discover how it can influence tax aspects.

The finance law in Tunisia has implemented several measures to stimulate technological innovation in the country. Discover how these initiatives support businesses and promote technological development.

The 2024 finance law introduced several key measures aimed at supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Tunisia. These measures seek to reduce tax burdens, facilitate access to financing, and encourage innovation. Here is how the 2024 finance law impacts Tunisian SMEs.

Financial risk management is essential to ensure the stability and longevity of a business. Commercial contracts play a strategic role in this management by helping to anticipate and limit potential financial risks. Here's how commercial contracts can be used as effective tools for financial risk management.

Contract management for SMEs: lifecycle, tracking obligations, renewals, e-signature and archiving. A practical method and checklist for 2026.

SARL or SUARL in Tunisia (2026): partners, capital, management, decisions, fully online RNE registration. A clear comparison to pick the right form.

Is an employment contract signed online valid? 2026 rules in Tunisia (TunTrust), Morocco (Law 43-20) and the UAE (MOHRE), with practical steps.

What is a digital contract, when is it valid and how do you prove it? 2026 rules in Tunisia, Morocco and the UAE, with concrete examples.

Civil, commercial, employment, real-estate and electronic contracts: the main types of contracts in Tunisia and when to use each one.

How many days of paid annual leave employees get in Tunisia, how they are calculated, rules for young workers and seniority, and what happens to untaken leave.