Morocco’s General Directorate of Taxes has announced the launch of a new digital platform dedicated to collecting value-added tax on remote electronic services, as part of the country’s efforts to expand the digitalization of tax administration services.
In an official statement, the authority said the platform, named “Taxation on digital services,” is now available through the electronic services portal accessible on the Directorate’s official website.
According to the statement, the platform will allow concerned businesses to complete the required procedures starting on June 11, 2026, in accordance with Article 28 of Decree No. 2.25.862 supplementing Decree No. 2.06.574 related to the implementation of value-added tax regulations.
The procedures include registration and obtaining a tax identification number, as well as submitting declarations regarding revenue generated in Morocco before the end of the first month of each quarter for digital services provided during the previous quarter.
The Directorate also stated that VAT-related payments made through the platform will be recorded electronically, while concerned suppliers will be required to maintain a register of services provided and make it available to the tax administration upon request.
The register must include details of remote service sales carried out electronically within Morocco.
In addition, the tax authority announced that a user guide will be made available to assist suppliers in implementing the new digital obligations and procedures.