Tunisia Tax Calculator (2026)

Income tax rates and take-home pay for Tunisia

Tunisia Income Tax Brackets (2025)

Bracket Income Range Rate
Tax-exemptTND 0 - TND 5,0000.0%
Bracket 2TND 5,000 - TND 10,00015.0%
Bracket 3TND 10,000 - TND 20,00025.0%
Bracket 4TND 20,000 - TND 30,00030.0%
Bracket 5TND 30,000 - TND 40,00033.0%
Bracket 6TND 40,000 - TND 50,00036.0%
Bracket 7TND 50,000 - TND 70,00038.0%
Bracket 8TND 70,000+40.0%

Personal allowance: TND 300

Social Security (CNSS) and Unemployment Fund

Bracket Income Range Rate
Standard ContributionTND 0+9.7%

Social Solidarity Contribution (SSC)

Bracket Income Range Rate
FY23-25 RateTND 5,000+0.5%

Applies when income exceeds TND 5,000

Key Facts

Tax Year

2025

Currency

TND

Top Rate

40.0%

Brackets

8 brackets

Allowance

TND 300

Social Contributions

1 item

Assumptions

  • · Based on Finance Law 2025 personal income tax scale effective January 1, 2025
  • · Social Solidarity Contribution (SSC) rate for 2025 set at 0.5% for income exceeding 5,000 TND
  • · Social Security (CNSS) includes the standard 9.18% plus the 0.5% Unemployment Insurance Fund contribution introduced in 2025
  • · Single worker assumed to qualify for 'Family Chief' relief (300 TND)
  • · The 10% professional expense deduction (on gross minus social contributions) is modeled as 9.032% of gross income to approximate the deduction from net-of-social income
  • · Church tax is not applicable

Frequently asked questions

What is the top income tax rate in Tunisia?

Tunisia has a progressive tax system with a top marginal income tax rate of 40% on income exceeding 70,000 TND. Below that threshold, rates range from 0% on income up to 5,000 TND to 38% on income between 50,000 and 70,000 TND, meaning higher earners pay significantly more.

Do I have to pay social contributions as an employee in Tunisia?

Yes, employees in Tunisia must contribute 9.68% of their gross income to Social Security (CNSS) and the Unemployment Insurance Fund, which is deductible from taxable income. Additionally, if your income exceeds 5,000 TND, you'll pay a 0.5% Social Solidarity Contribution on top of income tax.

Is there a tax-free allowance in Tunisia?

Yes, the first 5,000 TND of annual income is completely tax-exempt in Tunisia. Additionally, all workers receive a 300 TND personal relief allowance that reduces your overall tax liability, and you can claim up to 2,000 TND in professional expense deductions.

How much can I deduct for professional expenses in Tunisia?

Tunisia allows a professional expense deduction of approximately 9.032% of your gross income, capped at a maximum of 2,000 TND per year. This deduction is intended to cover work-related costs and is automatically calculated based on your income level.

What happens if I earn more than 70,000 TND per year in Tunisia?

Once your income exceeds 70,000 TND, you'll be subject to the top marginal tax rate of 40% on all income above that threshold, in addition to social contributions and the Social Solidarity Contribution. This means high earners face a combined tax and contribution burden of roughly 49.68% on the highest portion of their income.

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