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Employer of Record in Tunisia

Flexi Personnel’s Employer of Record Services (EOR) in Tunisia presents an excellent opportunity for your business to expand smoothly without the challenges typically associated with setting up a legal entity or managing employment regulations.

By entrusting Flexi Personnel with recruitment, legal compliance, payroll, and tax administration, you can focus on your core operations while we ensure everything is handled efficiently and in accordance with local laws.

Overview of Tunisia

Tunisia, officially known as the Republic of Tunisia, is a vibrant country in North Africa, strategically positioned between Algeria and Libya along the Mediterranean Sea.

Its capital, Tunis, boasts a rich cultural heritage and a dynamic average population of about 12.5 million residents who primarily speak Arabic.

With a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) estimated at $182.98 million, Tunisia stands as a promising destination for investment and growth. Traditionally, the economy of Tunisia has been driven by agriculture, tourism, and a well-established manufacturing sector that encompasses textiles, electronics, and automotive components. These sectors collectively contribute to the economic development and competitiveness of the nation on the global stage.

Tunisia offers immense potential for those seeking opportunities in a diverse and growing market.

Payroll Taxes

Payroll Taxes and Statutory Deductions

Employment Contracts in Kenya

  • Social Security Contributions: Employers contribute 16%-20% of the employee’s salary to the Caisse Nationale de Sécurité Sociale (CNSS), and employees contribute around 9.18%. These cover pensions, health insurance, and family allowances.
  • Income Tax Withholding: Employers withhold income tax on a progressive scale (0%-35%) based on income, with possible deductions for family allowances and specific expenses.
  • Training Tax & Taxe de Formation Professionnelle (FNPE): Employers pay a 2% training tax and a 1% contribution to the National Employment Promotion Fund.
  • Other Deductions: Includes health and work accident insurance and union dues.
  • Special Levies: Some sectors may have additional levies.
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Termination and Probation:

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Probation Period

Typically, 1-6 months, with flexible termination rules.

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Termination by Employer

Must follow legal procedures, with notice and severance pay required unless dismissed for just cause.

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Termination by Employee

Resignation requires notice, typically 1 month.

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Termination of Fixed-Term Contracts

Automatically ends when the contract expires, but early termination may require compensation.

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Unfair Dismissal

Employees can appeal through the labour court for compensation or reinstatement.