Morocco launches VAT compliance platform for foreign digital service providers

Morocco has launched a VAT compliance platform for foreign non-resident providers of digital services, turning its digital VAT rules into a practical enforcement system.
The platform targets businesses supplying remote digital services to customers in Morocco, especially those not VAT-registered, including SaaS, streaming, subscriptions, and digital content providers.
From 11 June 2026, affected suppliers must register for VAT, obtain a Moroccan tax ID, and meet reporting, payment, and record-keeping obligations.
The move reflects a broader global trend toward taxing digital services where customers are located rather than where suppliers are established.
Some details still need clarification, including possible use of tax representatives, marketplace rules, and certain B2B cases.

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