I don't know if any of you have seen this. I have no idea how it is to be implemented.

<The Tunisian government plans to increase the tax on alcoholic drinks within the framework of the country’s 2013 finance bill, as part of efforts to generate additional fiscal revenues to reduce the budget deficit.
Plans to increase the tax on alcoholic drinks in Tunisia would generate an estimated TND170m (USD107.5m) for the government. The aim is to reduce the budget deficit to 5.9% next year from around 6.6%.
Other key fiscal measures provided for in the bill include plans to raise the travel exit tax by TND20, from TND60 currently to TND80. Any rise in the levy would be extremely controversial and unpopular, however, as Tunisia is the only country to impose a stamp duty on foreign trips. The duty was “temporarily” introduced in Tunisia at the beginning of the 1980s. Revenues from the tax will flow directly to the national employment fund.
The government plans to increase road tax by 25%, and, to ensure social justice, to impose a 1% tax on top earners with annual income in excess of TND20,000.
TNDThe 2013 finance bill provides for a tax to be levied on overnight hotel stays at a rate of TND2 per night, and for a50 tax to be levied on foreign tourist vehicles that are not registered in Tunisia. The tax would be valid for six months.
Finally, a 1% tax is to be imposed on the gross turnover of cafés, restaurants, discotheques, and patisseries.>>