- Transformation of Tax System: Morocco plans to implement mandatory electronic invoicing (e-Invoicing) by 2026, led by the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) to enhance efficiency, transparency, and compliance in its tax framework, with discussions ongoing regarding a 4-corner or 5-corner model.
- Implementation Timeline: The DGI has established a roadmap for the e-Invoicing rollout, including proposals in October 2024, system finalization in October 2025, and an official launch in early 2026. Currently, e-Invoicing is voluntary, requiring businesses to follow existing tax code regulations.
- Technological Framework and Security: The DGI will adopt a microservices-based architecture for the e-Invoicing system to ensure scalability and adaptability to tax changes. The initiative will also incorporate electronic signatures to enhance security and legal validity, encouraging businesses to prepare for the transition to a more efficient and secure invoicing environment.
Source RTCsuite
Click on the logo to visit the website
Latest Posts in "Morocco"
- EU Updates Trade Agreement with Morocco: New Rules for Western Sahara Imports Effective October 2025
- Morocco 2026 VAT & Customs Reform: Digitalization, E-Invoicing, Blockchain, and Sector Incentives Unveiled
- Morocco to implement mandatory e-invoicing in 2026
- Morocco’s 2026 Finance Bill Modernises VAT, Strengthens Customs, and Advances Digital Tax Compliance
- Morocco’s 2026 Finance Bill: New Timber Tax, Expanded VAT Exemptions, and Investment Incentives
