- 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.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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