Prepare, review, or classify transactions for a Morocco VAT (TVA) return. Two rates from 2026 -- 20%/10% (7% and 14% phased out). Critical distinction between exempt-with-deduction (Art. 92) and exempt-without-deduction (Art. 91). ALWAYS read before handling Morocco TVA work.
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Quick reference table
| Field | Value | |---|---| | Country | Morocco | | Standard rate | 20% | | Reduced rate | 10% (hotels/restaurant/tourism, pharmaceuticals, water, electricity, school supplies, banking operations) | | Phased out | 14% and 7% eliminated by 2026 Loi de Finances reform | | Exempt with deduction (Art. 92) | 0% effective: exports, international transport, fertilizers, investment goods (36-month window) | | Exempt without deduction (Art. 91) | Financial, medical, education, bread/flour | | Filing portal | https://portail.tax.gov.ma (SIMPL) | | Authority | Direction Generale des Impots (DGI) | | Currency | MAD | | Filing frequency | Monthly (>= MAD 1M) or Quarterly | | Deadline | 20th of following month | | Registration | MAD 500K goods / 200K services | | Primary legislation | CGI Art. 87-125; Loi de Finances 2024-2026 | | Contributor | Open Accounting Skills Registry | | Validated by | Pending | | Last research update | April 2026 |
Minimum viable input
Minimum viable -- bank statement. Acceptable from Attijariwafa Bank, BMCE (Bank of Africa), Banque Populaire, CIH, BMCI, Credit du Maroc, or any Moroccan bank.
R-MA-1 -- CFC entity
Trigger: Casablanca Finance City status. Message: "CFC has specific tax regime. Escalate."
Supplier pattern library
| Pattern | Treatment | Notes | |---|---|---| | ATTIJARIWAFA, AWB | EXCLUDE | Exempt financial (sans deduction) | | BMCE, BANK OF AFRICA | EXCLUDE | Same | | BANQUE POPULAIRE, BP | EXCLUDE | Same | | CIH, BMCI, CREDIT DU MAROC | EXCLUDE | Same | | DGI | EXCLUDE | Tax payment | | DOUANE | Check for import TVA | | | CNSS, AMO | EXCLUDE | Social security | | ONE, ONEE | Domestic 10% or 20% | Electricity/water | | IAM, MAROC TELECOM, ORANGE MA, INWI | Domestic 20% | Telecoms | | GOOGLE, MICROSOFT, AWS | Autoliquidation 20% | Non-resident |
Standard rate
20%
Reduced rate
10%
Quick reference table
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Country | Morocco |
| Standard rate | 20% |
| Reduced rate | 10% (hotels/restaurant/tourism, pharmaceuticals, water, electricity, school supplies, banking operations) |
| Phased out | 14% and 7% eliminated by 2026 Loi de Finances reform |
| Exempt with deduction (Art. 92) | 0% effective: exports, international transport, fertilizers, investment goods (36-month window) |
| Exempt without deduction (Art. 91) | Financial, medical, education, bread/flour |
| Filing portal | https://portail.tax.gov.ma (SIMPL) |
| Authority | Direction Generale des Impots (DGI) |
| Currency | MAD |
| Filing frequency | Monthly (>= MAD 1M) or Quarterly |
| Deadline | 20th of following month |
| Registration | MAD 500K goods / 200K services |
| Primary legislation | CGI Art. 87-125; Loi de Finances 2024-2026 |
| Contributor | Open Accounting Skills Registry |
| Validated by | Pending |
| Last research update | April 2026 |
Supplier pattern library
| Pattern | Treatment | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ATTIJARIWAFA, AWB | EXCLUDE | Exempt financial (sans deduction) |
| BMCE, BANK OF AFRICA | EXCLUDE | Same |
| BANQUE POPULAIRE, BP | EXCLUDE | Same |
| CIH, BMCI, CREDIT DU MAROC | EXCLUDE | Same |
| DGI | EXCLUDE | Tax payment |
| DOUANE | Check for import TVA | |
| CNSS, AMO | EXCLUDE | Social security |
| ONE, ONEE | Domestic 10% or 20% | Electricity/water |
| IAM, MAROC TELECOM, ORANGE MA, INWI | Domestic 20% | Telecoms |
| GOOGLE, MICROSOFT, AWS | Autoliquidation 20% | Non-resident |
Room MAD 1,500/night. TVA at 10% = MAD 150.
Textiles MAD 10M export. Line 5. No output TVA. Input fully recoverable.
Bank interest MAD 10M. Line 6. No output. Related input NOT recoverable.
Output: Lines 1-14 (20% sales, 10% sales, exempt with deduction, exempt without deduction, total, TVA 20%, TVA 10%, autoliquidation, adjustments, total brute).
Input: Lines 15-20 (operating purchases, capital goods, imports, autoliquidation input, exclusions, total recoverable).
Net: Lines 21-23 (due, credit reporte, payable/credit).
Autoliquidation 20%. Net zero.
Not 20%.
Moved from 7%.
Moved from 14%.
Exempt with deduction. Input recoverable.
36-month Art. 92-I-6 window. Reviewer verify.
Exempt without deduction. Input not recoverable.
Escalate.
MAD 100K sale. TVA MAD 20K (20%).
Hotel MAD 500K. TVA MAD 50K (10%).
Pharmacy MAD 200K. TVA MAD 20K (10%).
Freight MAD 300K. TVA MAD 60K (20%).
Export MAD 5M. Zero.
US services MAD 200K. Output 40K, input 40K.
Motor vehicle blocked. MAD 300K + 60K. Input = 0.
Bank interest MAD 10M. Exempt without deduction.
Out of scope: IS 10%/20%/31%, PAYE 0%-38%, CNSS/AMO.
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Other Morocco computations in the OpenAccountants Tax Library.
7% and 14% phased out
7% and 14% PHASED OUT by 2026.
Art. 92 (exempt WITH deduction)
Exports, international transport, fertilizers, investment goods (36-month window for new registrations). Functions like zero-rating.Art. 92
Art. 91 (exempt WITHOUT deduction)
Financial, medical, education, bread/flour.Art. 91
Reverse charge
Non-resident services. Self-assess at applicable rate (usually 20%). Net zero.CGI Art. 115
Decalage (one-month delay)
Progressively abolished. Capital goods: no delay. Operating purchases: check current Loi de Finances. Reviewer flag.
Blocked input
Vehicles < 9 seats (unless taxi/hire/leasing), fuel for blocked vehicles, personal use, entertainment (above normal level), gifts > MAD 100/item/recipient, invoices without IF/ICE.CGI Art. 106
Prorata
Includes exempt-with-deduction in numerator. Annual regularization.Art. 104
36-month investment window
New businesses, exempt with deduction on investment goods.Art. 92-I-6
Filing frequency and deadline
Monthly before 20th (>= MAD 1M) or quarterly.
Late filing penalty
15% + 0.5% first month, 0.5% thereafter.
Late payment penalty
10% + 5% first month + 0.5% after.
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