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Weepo Morocco articles on Taxation: guides and tips for freelancers, self-employed and umbrella workers in Morocco.
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Free capital, official fees of about 1,500 to 2,500 MAD, 20% corporate tax and the manager's social cover: what to know before you register a SARL in Morocco in 2026.
Read article →463,383 registered at the end of 2025, caps of 200,000 and 500,000 MAD, a flat tax of 1% or 0.5%: Morocco's self-employed key figures for 2026, each with its source.
Read article →The six IR brackets for 2026 in Morocco, from 0% to 37%, with the full calculation method, professional expenses, family reductions and three worked payslip examples.
Read article →Gross to net pay in Morocco in 2026: CNSS, AMO and IR formula, a grid from 4,000 to 30,000 MAD, the gross needed for a target net and the real employer cost.
Read article →Between the treaty's Article 20 and a withholding tax that sometimes gets applied by mistake, here's how Moroccan contractors avoid being taxed twice on income billed to French clients.
Read article →Morocco's professional tax, formerly called patente: who owes it, how it's calculated, and what changed when the DGI took over its management in June 2025.
Read article →Between Circular 3/2020 and the general export regime, here's what freelancers and the companies hiring them need to know about Morocco's currency repatriation rules.
Read article →Morocco's DGI is phasing in mandatory e-invoicing, expected to reach self-employed contractors around 2027. Here is what's confirmed, what's still unverified, and how companies paying Moroccan talent should prepare.
Read article →Morocco's auto-entrepreneurs have three ways to pay quarterly tax and CNSS contributions: CMI card, bank transfer, or in-person payment. Here is how to choose and avoid timing mistakes.
Read article →Morocco's auto-entrepreneur status isn't open to every profession. Here's the 2026 official list of eligible and excluded activities, plus what to do if a role doesn't qualify.
Read article →A flat 0.5% or 1% income tax, VAT out of scope, and business tax kicking in after five years: here is what self-employed status really costs in Morocco in 2026, with two worked examples.
Read article →Many foreigners registering as auto-entrepreneurs in Morocco assume they can file monthly. The ae.gov.ma portal works differently, and getting the calendar wrong is an easy way to rack up penalties.
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