Franchise Licensing Calls for Investment Growth

A report by the Lebanese Franchise Licenses Association exposes the risks of the government's new fees on the private sector, particularly those related to the certification of invoices and certificates of origin, amounting to 4 per thousand of the value of goods. The association considers these fees a barrier that increases costs, hampers competitiveness, and exacerbates import challenges. The association emphasizes that these charges reflect negative tax policies and push the Lebanese industrial sector toward more complexity, damaging prices and export capacity. It called for the removal of Article 56 from the 2027 budget draft, asserting that reliance on digitization and electronic linking is a more effective solution to combat tax evasion than imposing additional taxes and burdens that raise production costs and reduce Lebanon's economic growth opportunities.

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