A minimum pension of 3,000 dirhams, one million jobs, a sharp reduction in income tax and social assistance increased to 1,000 dirhams: the PAM has just unveiled several particularly ambitious commitments for the legislative elections.
An IT specialist who worked in France must pay €19,300 in taxes and penalties on the €38,530 paid to a Moroccan company. She maintains that she neither invoiced nor received these sums. The courts nevertheless consider that they remunerated her own work.
To finance a trip abroad, a Moroccan resident can convert up to 100,000 dirhams each year under the basic allowance, or around 9,300 euros. In Algeria, the limit is set at 750 euros for an adult: a difference of more than twelvefold.
Requests for supplementary travel allowances have surged 177% in Morocco in one year. Nearly 4,805 applications were registered in 2025, compared to just 1,733 in 2024.
Professional athletes, coaches, educators and technical staff continue to benefit from an advantageous tax regime in Morocco . Nadia Fettah defends these deductions, intended to support the professionalization and transparency of the sports sector.
Moroccan expatriates settled in Morocco who sell real estate in France must anticipate tax procedures . Capital gains, tax representative, notary and specific declarations can complicate a sale that was otherwise prepared from a distance.
Over 130 associations are calling for the creation of a national fund to encourage young people to marry . As September 23 elections approach, they propose direct financial aid and tax benefits to ease the cost of living.
The digitalization of tax services is accelerating. In 2025, the General Tax Directorate recorded more than 26.5 million dematerialized procedures . An overall increase of 8% that confirms massive adoption of remote tools.
The Office of Exchange is tracking a vast network of illicit transfers. Moroccans residing abroad are directly targeted by these investigations, suspected of financing the luxurious expenses of tourists in Europe through hidden financial schemes.
Morocco’s fiscal overhaul is delivering spectacular results in 2026. By imposing the financial sector at 40%, the Treasury is collecting record revenues, propelling corporate income tax to the top of state revenues.
The Moroccan government is tightening its grip on web professionals. Content creators and other influencers are now fully subject to standard tax rules, with strict monitoring of their lifestyle.
The General Directorate of Taxes has published Circular No. 737 detailing the measures of the 2026 Finance Law. The document establishes the official framework for corporate income tax, personal income tax and VAT from this fiscal year onward.