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The Moroccan authorities launched an electronic platform operated by the General Directorate of Taxes to regulate taxes on digital services provided by foreign companies to consumers within the kingdom. The new system requires non-resident companies to register their activities and pay Value Added Tax (VAT) on services such as entertainment streaming, cloud applications, and other digital services. Additionally, they must regularly report and maintain transaction records for up to ten years. The aim is to promote tax fairness in the digital economy and align with international standards.
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