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Moroccan Corporate Tax Growth Slows
Data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance show that corporate tax revenues (IS) increased by 26% between 2025 and 2026, despite economic growth ranging between 2.5% and 3%. This rise is due to rigorous collection procedures and digital monitoring efforts, which have led to higher receivables amid ongoing liquidity pressures and their negative impact on small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly concerning delayed payments and declining operating margins. Additionally, the increase in taxes affects investment and development capacities, reducing the competitiveness of Moroccan companies compared to countries offering greater tax incentives. It also prompts foreign companies to reconsider investing in the Moroccan market, highlighting the need to strike a balance between tax collection and creating an investment-friendly environment to foster economic growth.
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