Morocco property tax deadline June 1st avoid penalties
Moroccan taxpayers have been granted a reprieve. Initially set for May 31, the deadline for paying property tax and municipal services tax has been postponed to this evening, Monday, June 1st. A final opportunity to avoid sanctions.
This extension is not a gift from the administration, but a strict application of the General Tax Code. Article 174 stipulates that a deadline falling on a non-working day automatically shifts to the first working day following. Since May 31, 2026 coincides with a Sunday, a day when the General Directorate of Taxes and most banks remain closed, citizens have until Monday, June 1st to settle their accounts. After this critical deadline, late payers will inevitably face penalties.
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To pay this local tax before the deadline expires, several options are available to users. Payment can be made quickly online via banking platforms and mobile applications, digital payment spaces or directly on the official tax administration portal (www.tax.gov.ma). Taxpayers also have the option to pay their bill at ATMs or in person at tax collection offices.
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