- Morocco’s 2026 Finance Bill modernizes VAT and customs, introducing digital compliance, e-invoicing, and enhanced customs controls, with enactment targeted before December 31, 2025.
- SIMPL-TVA becomes the unified digital platform for VAT management, streamlining e-filing and harmonizing deadlines.
- Phased e-invoicing will be rolled out for service sectors, improving data accuracy and real-time tax control.
- New VAT measures include expanded relief for agricultural inputs, streamlined investment project timelines, extended exemptions for sports companies, and formalized VAT self-declaration for scrap material buyers.
- Customs oversight is strengthened with mandatory site declarations and surveillance tech, while blockchain will secure cross-border transactions; incentives continue for green and industrial sectors.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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