Company stamp maker for Tunisia

A cachet is standard on Tunisian commercial paperwork, and the matricule fiscal is the identifier that belongs on it alongside the registre de commerce number.

Open the stamp maker

Tunisia follows the same pattern as its neighbours: the stamp and the authorised signature travel together, and administrations and counterparties expect both. Invoices, bons de commande and official correspondence carry the cachet as routine.

What a company stamp in Tunisia usually carries

The company name with its legal form, commonly SARL, SUARL or SA.
The matricule fiscal, the tax identification number.
The registre de commerce number.
The address, and often the phone number, in French and sometimes Arabic.

Why make it digitally

Bilingual layouts in French and Arabic are easier to set precisely in a digital design than to specify to an engraver.
Several numbers plus an address suit a rectangular stamp rather than a ring.
Registration details change, and an edit costs nothing where a die does.

Questions

Is a cachet required in Tunisia?

Not as a matter of statute, but commercial and administrative practice expects it alongside the signature. Documents lacking it are commonly returned rather than accepted.

What is the matricule fiscal?

The tax identification number issued to the business. It is the identifier most often verified and belongs on the stamp with the registre de commerce number.

French or Arabic?

French is the norm on commercial stamps, and many companies add Arabic for dealings with administrations. Both can sit on one design.

This describes common commercial practice rather than giving legal advice, and practice changes. Where a specific document matters, check the requirement with the body receiving it.