- The Moroccan government released nearly 78 billion dirhams to settle VAT arrears and ease business cash flow pressures.
- Reforms include reducing and unifying the corporate tax minimum rate to 20% for companies with profits below 100 million dirhams, benefiting SMEs.
- New laws and monitoring systems were introduced to improve payment transparency and ensure timely supplier payments.
- State-backed financing tools and investment funds have been expanded to support green growth, startups, investment, and job stability.
Source: en.hespress.com
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