Driven by sweeping reforms, corporate income tax revenues reached a historic peak in Morocco during the first quarter of 2026. A spectacular surge that is reshaping the state budget’s financial balance.
Since April 8, 2026, a circular has revolutionized the issuance of real estate tax certificates in Morocco. Forced digitalization and 48-hour deadlines transform the municipal tax collector into a transaction pivot point, capable of blocking any sale in case of unpaid debts.
Opposition MPs are sounding the alarm over draft law 34.21. They are calling for a break with "concrete cities" without services and denouncing the abuses related to subdivision permits and the lack of infrastructure.
A new ministerial circular mandates the digitalization of the real estate tax certificate in Morocco. Processing times are now limited to 48 hours, while notaries and municipal tax collectors see their responsibilities strengthened to secure transactions.
The Ministries of the Interior and Finance are launching a digital service to obtain the real estate tax clearance certificate within a maximum of 48 hours. This reform simplifies real estate sales by digitizing the exchanges between the Treasury, notaries, and tax authorities.
The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid has confirmed the suspension of benefits for an unemployed person who went to Morocco without notifying the administration. For this undeclared stay of nearly a month, she is ordered to repay more than 1,800 euros.
Several Moroccan cities, including Casablanca and Fès, are facing illegal increases in taxi fares . Drivers are unilaterally imposing increases of one to two dirhams, causing the anger of daily users in the absence of an official decision.
In Ceuta, descendants of migrants born on Spanish territory live in total clandestinity. Deprived of official documents, except for a simple birth certificate that proves their existence, they find themselves de facto stateless between Spain and Morocco.
In southern France, associations and lawyers denounce the serious failures of the Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture. The forced digitalization of procedures is plunging thousands of foreigners into extreme precariousness, depriving them of their fundamental rights.
Morocco is preparing to change its legal time tonight. At two o’clock in the morning this Sunday, the clocks will have to be advanced by sixty minutes to display three o’clock, marking the official return to the GMT+1 time zone .
Official reports point to the refusal of several municipalities to execute court decisions annulling the tax on undeveloped land. Faced with this slowness, developers and individuals are considering seizures and heavy financial penalties.
The courts have ordered the Spanish Social Security to reimburse more than 15,000 euros to a retired Moroccan. The state agency was demanding the repayment of a pension supplement due to his long stays in Morocco.