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Impact of taxing tech giants
Morocco has announced the implementation of a new tax system on digital services provided by foreign companies targeting users within the kingdom, starting from June 2026. This system aims to integrate digital activities into the national tax framework, requiring non-resident companies to declare the services they offer to Moroccans and to pay VAT, along with establishing indicators to confirm users' benefit from the services within Morocco. Although the decision does not necessarily mandate a price increase, companies may absorb the cost or pass it on to consumers, which could lead to a rise in some fees by up to 20% if companies choose to fully transfer the tax. These measures are also expected to impact the costs of certain digital services, especially for users unable to recover the tax. This move is part of Morocco's efforts to adapt to digital transformations and expand the presence of foreign tech companies in the local market.
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