University of Artisans calls for Bodourbalé's resignation over tax bill

The Tunisian Union of Artisans and Small and Medium Enterprises has called on the Tunisian Parliament Speaker to step down from overseeing the draft law regulating the profession of tax advisor, in order to verify the existence of potential conflicts of interest, especially considering his role as a lawyer, and to ensure transparency and neutrality in the legislative process. They pointed out that regulating the profession raises issues related to overlapping responsibilities with the legal profession, and that implementing the law on declaring assets and combating illicit enrichment may not be sufficient to address possible conflicts between parliamentary responsibilities and professional affiliations. They urged for a thorough study of the matter to ensure equal opportunities and to prevent monopolization or professional exclusion.

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