Expatriate tax ebook - Morocco

The expatriates who settle in Morocco must comply with Moroccan tax rules and to some administrative procedures such as obtaining an employment visa. Taxability is determined according to the tax status of the person and the source of his/her revenues.

The Tax department of Grant Thornton Morocco, firm member of Grant Thornton International Ltd, help expatriates and their employer companies with regard to taxation issues (obtaining of employment visa, tax calculation, and preparation of tax returns), social security and labour law.

Information about Morocco:

Last updated 16 June 2011

Please be aware that the data included in this expatriate tax e-book is correct at the time of publication, however, we cannot guarantee that it is current at the time of reading. Please do not act on the information contained within this e-book without first seeking expert, professional advice.
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For further information on expatriate tax services in Morocco please contact Abdelkader BOUKHRISS.

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