OECD Fiscal Agreements Morocco MRE Protection Clarified
7 July 2026
Nasser Bourita assures that new fiscal agreements linked to the OECD do not concern MRE. According to the minister, they target only large multinational groups with annual (…)
7 July 2026
Nasser Bourita assures that new fiscal agreements linked to the OECD do not concern MRE. According to the minister, they target only large multinational groups with annual (…)
1 June 2026
A vast investigation reveals how Moroccan companies divert export subsidies to evade taxes. Their ultimate goal: massively transfer their profits abroad to purchase residences (…)
21 January 2025
Morocco is in talks with the EU with a view to a harmonious application of the OECD/G20 treaty on the automatic exchange of banking data for tax purposes.
20 April 2024
While the issue of the automatic exchange of data on their bank accounts, shares and assets held in Morocco with the OECD is resurfacing, Nadia Fettah, Minister of Economy and (…)
6 December 2023
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published the results of the 2022 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), revealing major (…)
29 July 2023
The Moroccan government says it wants to protect the interests of the six million Moroccans living abroad (MREs). It intends to engage in negotiations with the OECD in the (…)
21 July 2023
Deputies justify the blocking by the House of Representatives of the two draft laws on the exchange of tax information and data of MREs, which were to lead to the validation of (…)
21 July 2023
The Akhannouch government is backtracking on the two draft laws on the exchange of tax information and data of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). Through the voice of its (…)
14 July 2023
The Moroccan government spokesman, Mustapha Baïtas, wanted to reassure Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) about the automatic exchange of financial and tax information, signed by (…)
26 August 2021
Morocco will start exchanging its tax data with the OECD starting next year. The measure follows the agreement signed in early July on a global minimum tax of 15%.