Tunisian businessmen and craftsmen have declared that they will be forced to stop paying taxes if Parliament passes the 2018 budget law to increase tax pressure on businesses. The new budget is currently being debated before the Parliament's finance commission. CGTN's Adnen Chaouachi has more
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