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Morocco Unveils New Annual Vehicle Tax Rates for 2024
Moroccans can already start paying the Annual Special Vehicle Tax (TSAV). What about the new features related to the payment of this tax?
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Morocco car sticker 2021
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Morocco's Vehicle Tax Revenue Jumps 8% to 3.7 Billion Dirhams in 2021
In 2021, revenue from the vehicle sticker reached 3.7 billion dirhams, up 8% from a year earlier, according to the Directorate General of Taxes.
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Morocco Launches Online Vehicle Tax Payment via 'Daribati' Mobile App
Moroccans can now pay their vehicle sticker online via the "Daribati" mobile app. It can be downloaded for free on the Play Store and App Store platforms.
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Deadline Looms for Vehicle Tax Payment: Late Fees to Hit Procrastinating Drivers
The final deadline for paying vehicle stickers is set for January 31 for drivers of vehicles subject to the sticker tax. As of February 1, late payers must pay penalties and surcharges of up to 15% for the first month of delay and 0.5% per additional month or fraction of a month.
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Morocco Exempts Commercial Fleets from Vehicle Tax Amid Pandemic Impact
Heavily impacted by the coronavirus crisis, companies owning vehicles immobilized for a year or more can benefit from a temporary one-year exemption. All vehicles are concerned, except for passenger cars, other than certain 4x4s, minibuses and rental vehicles.
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DGI Cracks Down on Unpaid Vehicle Taxes, Enforces Stricter Transfer Rules
The Directorate General of Taxes wants to fight against unpaid fees this year. It reminded vehicle owners of their obligations under the 2021 Finance Act.
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Morocco Cracks Down on Vehicle Tax Evasion with New Transfer Rules
The 2021 Finance Act provides for a new measure to strengthen the fight against fraud related to the special annual tax on vehicles (TSAV), known as the vehicle sticker. This tax must be paid by January 31 at the latest.
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Morocco Tightens Vehicle Tax Enforcement: New Law Targets Used Car Sales
Used car buyers must be vigilant from January 1, 2021. The government has just given itself a formidable weapon contained in the 2021 finance bill, to hinder fraudsters.