Moroccan Tax Authorities Target High-Earning Social Media Influencers

Moroccan influencers have started flaunting their wealth on social media, piquing the curiosity of tax officials who reveal that they have evidence "that most of these influencers prefer to be paid in cash to avoid having a trace of their financial transactions," reports Hespress.

Some influencers can "receive millions of dirhams," since they "do not declare their annual income." The Directorate of Taxes has decided to put an end to "the anarchy on social networks" by legally dissecting the financial transactions of these new rich, it is explained.