- Morocco is moving forward with comprehensive tax reforms in the 2025 Finance Bill
- The bill aims to balance fiscal responsibility with social equity
- VAT reforms include a temporary exemption for limited imports of certain live animals and agricultural products
- Local government budgets will receive an increased share of VAT revenues to support regional development
- Customs-related measures include exempting local governments from penalties for late electronic payment of duties
- A new infraction penalizes unauthorized possession or use of customs seals
- Sanctions for customs violations have been softened, with provisions for refunding overpaid duties in certain cases
- Specific changes in duties include reducing import duty on bulk honey and increasing import duty on fiber optic cables
Source: moroccoworldnews.com
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