The useful question is not “does my sector sound permitted?” but “which exact label describes the product or service the customer pays for?” Decree 2-15-303 contains a positive list. A similar job, added activity or different selling model needs its own check.
Verification method
- Describe the offer in one sentence.
- Separate production, sale and service.
- Find every official label.
- Check the exclusion list.
- Identify the ceiling category.
- Verify sector permissions.
- Treat each secondary activity.
- Keep confirmation where wording is ambiguous.
1. Read the list as a classification
The decree covers many small-scale manufacturing, retail, craft and service activities. It is not a general permission for everything resembling those families.
| Illustrative family | Control question |
|---|---|
| Food production | which product, scale, hygiene and permit? |
| Retail | which goods, channel and exclusion? |
| Craft | making, repair or service? |
| Digital | development, content, consulting or regulated work? |
| Transport/field work | which licence or sector condition? |
Use the current annex, not a shortened social-media list.
2. Break down a hybrid offer
One project may sell a product, bill installation and provide maintenance.
- Write each revenue line.
- Match each line to an admissible label.
- Separate trade/industry/crafts from services.
- Confirm whether the combination is accepted in the file.
- Plan collection tracking by category.
Do not choose one vague activity to conceal the others.
3. Separate eligibility from authorisation
Presence on the list neutralises no operating rule.
| Control | Possible authority |
|---|---|
| RNAE | register portal or manager desk |
| Tax | DGI |
| Premises/planning | municipality or Rokhas as applicable |
| Health/safety | sector and local authority |
| Qualification | professional body, ministry or regulator |
Registration proves registration, not every permission.
An example is not a licence
The appearance of “Internet sales” or a production activity on a list does not authorise importing, food handling, transport or premises without their own rules.
4. Build classification evidence
When two labels look plausible, ask a written question describing the offer, clients, location and payment basis.
- Offer: what is delivered
- Client: who buys
- Payment: which result it buys
- Place: where the activity happens
Keep the response, screenshot or receipt with the list version. Recheck before adding different revenue.
5. Configure after the decision
The approved category should remain visible in operations.
- Clearly named products and services.
- Consistent unit and price.
- Payment linked to the right sale.
- Category retained in exports.
- New offer blocked until checked.
BelloPOS can separate products, services and receipts operationally. It cannot decide that a legal label is eligible.
Mistakes to avoid
- Searching only by sector.
- Ignoring secondary activity.
- Mixing product and service.
- Skipping the exclusion list.
- Treating RNAE as a licence.
- Changing the offer without rechecking.
Frequently asked questions
Are all online activities eligible?
No. Identify what is sold, match it to current wording, then check exclusions and sector rules.
Can I combine activities?
The framework can accommodate activities, but each must qualify and be correctly classified; confirm the proposed combination in the file.
Is an eligible activity unrestricted?
No. A diploma, approval, hygiene rule, premises rule, transport licence or other condition may remain.
How do I check a new activity?
Read the decree and current list, then seek confirmation from the desk or competent authority if wording remains ambiguous.
Does BelloPOS classify the activity?
No. It applies operational settings after external validation.
What to take away
Prove eligibility revenue line by revenue line: positive label, no exclusion, correct category and separate permissions.
Sources
The figures and rules quoted above come from these pages, read on the date given in the article.
- Official Gazette, Decree 2-15-303 listing eligible activities, read 31 August 2026
- Ministry of Justice, Law 114-13 on auto-entrepreneur status, read 31 August 2026
- Moroccan Tax Administration, 2026 auto-entrepreneur tax guide, read 31 August 2026
Reflect the validated classification
Once labels are confirmed, keep products, services and collections separate so the file’s logic remains visible.
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