Moroccans traveling to Europe with a Schengen visa during the summer contribute greatly to local economies through their purchases. But they are faced with a harsh reality when it’s time to leave: the refund of the value-added tax (VAT).
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose a 100% tax on American films produced abroad. A measure that could affect Morocco where many films are shot.
Real estate developers in the city of Jorf El Melha in the province of Sidi Kacem refuse to pay the tax on undeveloped land. A situation that deprives the municipality of significant financial resources.
A new circular has been addressed to the land registry conservators regarding the payment of value-added tax (VAT) on investment properties.
Moroccan taxpayers, owners of real estate, have only a few days left to declare their rental income and pay their royalties. As of March 1, late payers will face the rigors of the law.
In Morocco, the profits from gambling will now be subject to income tax. This is the direct consequence of certain amendments to the 2025 Finance Bill by the House of Councillors.
In Morocco, the prices of cigarette packs will increase as of January 1, 2025.
Fouzi Lekjaa, the Delegate Minister in charge of the Budget, presented on Tuesday to the House of Councillors the main measures and amendments made to the 2025 Finance Bill.
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.
Bad news for Moroccan vapers! While tobacco prices will remain stable in 2025, the government plans to attack the wallets of electronic cigarette enthusiasts.
The owners of tourist transport, taxi drivers, as well as restaurateurs and operators of complexes in Marrakech and the Al Haouz region, who pay VAT and taxes, are up in arms against the German booking site Get Your Guide, whose services they criticize.