Africa · Tax guide

Morocco

Morocco is converging its corporate tax on 20%, with 35% for the largest profits, charges VAT at 20%, and offers the auto-entrepreneur regime for small individuals. Taxes are administered by the General Tax Directorate (DGI).

Updated 1 October 2026 · 0 of 8 figures checked against official sources

At a glance

Corporate tax
20%

35% on the largest profits

VAT
20%

Reduced rates for some supplies

Auto-entrepreneur
0.5% (trade and industry) or 1% (services) of turnover

Turnover up to MAD 500,000

Withholding on payments abroad
10%

Dividends 10%

Corporate tax

From 2026 companies pay 20%, and those with very large profits 35%; banks and insurers pay more. Four quarterly instalments are paid and the return is filed within three months of the year-end.

Individuals and the auto-entrepreneur regime

Individuals in business pay progressive income tax, or can choose the auto-entrepreneur regime and pay 0.5% (trade and industry) or 1% (services) of turnover up to MAD 500,000 of turnover, without charging VAT.

VAT

VAT is 20%, with reduced rates for some goods and services. Returns are monthly or quarterly depending on turnover. Electronic invoicing is being introduced in phases from 2026.

Payments abroad and transfer pricing

Royalties, technical services and interest paid to non-residents carry 10%, and dividends 10%, unless a treaty lowers them. Companies with turnover of MAD 50,000,000 or more keep transfer pricing documentation.

Key dates

  • Monthly or quarterlyVAT return
  • QuarterlyCorporate tax instalments
  • Within three months of the year-endCorporate tax return

Figures and sources

8 figures

Indicative only. This assessment is a high-level overview of tax obligations in Morocco based on the information you provided and rules in force for 2026. It is not tax or legal advice. Consult a qualified tax adviser in Morocco (a Moroccan chartered accountant (expert-comptable)) before making compliance decisions.