Category: Retail in Morocco
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Bank details fraud: protecting supplier payments in Morocco
A polite email, a credible attachment, a new account number. The transfer goes out, and it does not come back.
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VAT and e-commerce in Morocco: what changes and what does not
An online sale is still a sale. What changes is the shipping, the platform’s commission, and the net payout that misleads you about your turnover.
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Small business tax planning in Morocco: legal levers and their limits
The real levers are boring: keep your books, deduct what is deductible, choose your regime. The rest is risk dressed up as a trick.
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Pre-incorporation costs in Morocco: reimbursement and deduction
You paid out of your own pocket before the company existed. Those costs can pass to it, but not all of them, and not automatically.
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VAT fraud in Morocco: warning signs and prevention in a business
The commonest risk is not committing fraud, it is deducting VAT on an invoice issued by someone who is.
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A late tax return in Morocco: what to do, and in what order
Lateness does not worsen all at once, it worsens daily. And the costliest mistake is waiting until you have the money.
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Buying from abroad in Morocco: duties, VAT and accounting records
A foreign supplier’s invoice carries no Moroccan VAT. The real cost of an import is read elsewhere, in the customs documents.
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VAT on deposits in Morocco: invoicing and accounting
Taking a deposit makes VAT due immediately, before anything is delivered. The deposit invoice is not a formality.
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Year-end VAT review in Morocco: the checklist
Twelve returns filed does not make VAT correct. The close is the only moment you compare the year declared with the year recorded.
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Non-deductible VAT in Morocco: where it goes in the accounts
VAT you cannot deduct does not vanish: it becomes cost. And where you put it changes depreciation and margin.











