BAIT natively integrates the requirements of the Tunisian Finance Act. Ready-to-deploy, no smoke and mirrors.
The Tunisian tax authority is rolling out e-invoicing to secure VAT collection and make declarations reliable. Concretely, your invoices must be generated, signed and transmitted in a standardized format — or you face blocks and penalties. Our role: make it invisible in your teams' daily work.
From invoice generation to transmission, we address every requirement of the reform.
Issuing dematerialized invoices that are readable and archivable, directly from your ERP or management software.
Generation of the encrypted QR code, mandatory on every invoice, containing the validated summary of your document.
Production and transmission of XML files compliant with the Fiscal Engine standard, with no manual re-entry.
Application of the electronic signature required to authenticate every invoice sent to the administration.
Exact VAT calculation and automatic application of the fiscal stamp duty on cash invoices.
Generation of withholding certificates at current rates and export of the monthly file for your declaration.
Monitoring of annual Finance Act changes and update of your parameters to stay in compliance.
Connection to your ERP, LIMS or existing business tool — no double entry, no disruption.
Four steps, from the document to the tax platform.
Your invoice is issued in your usual tool, exactly as today.
The document is converted to the standardized XML format required by the Fiscal Engine.
An electronic seal authenticates the invoice before transmission.
The file is submitted to the administration platform, with the tax QR code embedded.
A progressive approach, designed not to interrupt your activity.
We map your invoicing flows and current tools.
We configure VAT, stamp duty, withholding and formats for your situation.
We connect the XML export and signature to your existing ERP.
Your teams master the new invoicing chain autonomously.
We track Finance Act changes to keep you compliant.