Morocco Vat Calculator

The standard VAT rate in Morocco is 20%.

Morocco applies reduced VAT rates of 14%, 10%, and 7% for specific sectors, such as food, transportation, and certain services.

Yes, certain goods and services are VAT-exempt in Morocco, including some medical services, financial services, and exports.

If your business is registered for VAT in Morocco and your sales exceed a specific threshold, you are required to charge VAT on taxable goods and services.

Yes, VAT-registered businesses in Morocco can reclaim VAT paid on business-related purchases and expenses.

VAT returns must be filed monthly or quarterly, depending on your turnover and the structure of your business.

VAT returns are generally due by the end of the month following the reporting period (e.g., for January, returns are due by the end of February).

Yes, you can apply a custom VAT rate if needed. This is typically for special situations or specific business needs.

Exports from Morocco are generally exempt from VAT. However, businesses may still be able to reclaim input VAT related to exports.

Small businesses that meet certain thresholds (based on revenue) are required to register for VAT in Morocco.

You can register for VAT by applying to the Moroccan Tax Administration (Direction Générale des Impôts) and providing the necessary documents related to your business.

To calculate VAT, multiply your taxable amount by the applicable VAT rate. Use our VAT calculator for quick calculations!

If VAT is not paid on time, you may incur penalties, interest charges, and potentially a tax audit.

Yes, foreign businesses that supply goods or services in Morocco may need to register for VAT and charge VAT on their supplies.

Visit the official website of the Moroccan Tax Administration (DGI) or consult a tax professional for more detailed guidance.