Morocco wants to create the conditions to host the regional headquarters of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). The 2025 Finance Bill provides for tax incentives aimed at facilitating the development of the world football body’s activities in the kingdom.
In Morocco, the 2025 Finance Bill (PLF) provides for tax exemptions on the import of certain animals and food products. The objective is to ensure the availability of mass consumption products and cope with the rise in prices.
According to the 2025 Finance Bill, the government plans to increase the first tranche of annual income exempt from tax from 30,000 to 40,000 dirhams. This measure should exempt the incomes of monthly salaries below 6,000 dirhams.
Bad news for Moroccan vapers! While tobacco prices will remain stable in 2025, the government plans to attack the wallets of electronic cigarette enthusiasts.
Like France, Morocco intends to introduce a real estate wealth tax (IFI) to finance universal social protection.
The Foreign Exchange Office has launched a "mission of awareness and sensitization for the benefit of foreign banks" in order to ensure the success of the automatic regularization operation of the property and assets of Moroccans and Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) abroad.
The Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) has announced the extension until the end of December of the deadline initially set for inactive companies to regularize their tax situation.
The legal requirement to present a tax certificate before any real estate transaction, which came into force on July 1 in Morocco, is causing discontent, both among economic operators and notaries.
The urban municipality of Tangier is banking on levies related to games and nightclubs to increase its tax revenues as part of the budget forecasts for the year 2025.
The income tax applicable to retirement pensions will be revised downwards by up to 70%, announced Nadia Fettah, the Minister of Economy and Finance.
The regularization of taxpayers, as well as the declaration of liquid assets held abroad, are coming to an end. These two operations had been launched by the Office of Exchange and the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI).
The new measures concerning the tax certificate, in force since July 1st in Morocco, are seriously slowing down real estate transactions, denounce the notaries.