Morocco VAT Netflix Google Airbnb June 2026 Digital Tax

Morocco’s tax administration is taking a decisive step by directly targeting the income of digital multinationals. To orchestrate this collection, the General Directorate of Taxes (DGI is deploying the online portal "Taxation on digital services", reports the newspaper Les Inspirations Éco. This space, directly integrated into the SIMPL system, allows foreign suppliers to register in order to obtain a unique identifier and begin their administrative procedures.

On Bladi.net : Morocco Proposes New Tax Rules for Digital Giants Like Amazon, Netflix

This new regulation governs non-resident companies that provide remote services to local consumers. The heavyweights of streaming, mobility and social networks, such as Spotify, Uber and Meta, are all targeted. These groups must now submit a quarterly declaration of their turnover generated on the territory and maintain a precise record of their operations, required during any potential audits.

On Bladi.net : In Morocco, Tax Authorities Turn Up the Heat

The system will become fully operational in June, in application of the laws enacted at the end of 2025. To guide these companies through this transition, the DGI has published a detailed explanatory manual on its website. The objective of this reform is clear: to establish true transparency and impose on internet giants a fair financial contribution, just like national economic actors.