Morocco Tax Benefits Professional Athletes 2025
15 July 2026
Professional athletes, coaches, educators and technical staff continue to benefit from an advantageous tax regime in Morocco. Nadia Fettah defends these deductions, intended to (…)
15 July 2026
Professional athletes, coaches, educators and technical staff continue to benefit from an advantageous tax regime in Morocco. Nadia Fettah defends these deductions, intended to (…)
26 May 2026
A recent cooperation pact between Paris and Rabat is raising many questions among Moroccans living abroad. Yet this rapprochement targets very specific objectives, far removed (…)
25 May 2026
The Kingdom’s Judicial Agency has saved the State nearly 45 billion dirhams in payments since 2023. A colossal financial performance made possible through aggressive litigation (…)
16 May 2026
The Moroccan government is tightening its grip on web professionals. Content creators and other influencers are now fully subject to standard tax rules, with strict monitoring (…)
21 April 2026
War in Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are driving up oil prices. Facing this situation, Morocco’s economy is suffering significant cost increases that are (…)
1 November 2025
An unexpected scene, which occurred during the debates on the draft finance law in Morocco, caused a lively controversy. A parliamentary group leader made remarks considered (…)
17 September 2025
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah, explained that fuel prices are no longer set by the State, but by the operators in the sector, assuring that this mechanism (…)
30 December 2024
Morocco is tightening the screws on fraudsters in the real estate sector. Faced with the significant damage caused to the national economy by undeclared payments, the (…)
21 December 2024
Questioned by Idriss Sentissi, president of the Mouvement populaire (MP) group in Parliament, Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Minister of Economy and Finance, explains that fuel prices in (…)
19 September 2024
The income tax applicable to retirement pensions will be revised downwards by up to 70%, announced Nadia Fettah, the Minister of Economy and Finance.