Prepare for electronic invoicing in Tunisia

Electronic invoicing becomes mandatory from 2026: article 53 of the 2026 Finance Law (law n° 2025-17 of 12/12/2025) extends it to service providers. Large businesses will be affected first, followed progressively by SMEs and liberal professions.

Electronic invoices must be issued in XML TEIF format, electronically signed and transmitted via the El Fatoora platform operated by Tunisia TradeNet (TTN). Iberis automatically generates this compliant format.

Each invoice is signed with a qualified electronic certificate that guarantees its authenticity and integrity. Iberis integrates this functionality directly into the platform.

Tunisian law requires electronic invoices to be kept for at least 10 years. Iberis ensures legal archiving of all your documents.

Yes, Iberis offers open APIs and connectors to integrate with most accounting software and ERPs on the market.

The electronic invoicing obligation, extended to service providers by article 53 of the 2026 Finance Law (law n° 2025-17 of 12/12/2025), applies progressively to all Tunisian companies, depending on their size and sector of activity. Priority targets include: large companies, the energy and utilities sector, SMEs and freelancers, as well as trade and distribution.