Guiding you through your tax and administrative procedures in Morocco

Aurion puts its expertise and its network to work on your tax and administrative procedures in Morocco

Our services

Three areas of practice

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Individuals (Morocco)

For residents of Morocco, Aurion handles everyday tax and social security matters as well as the most formal procedures.

  • Income tax refunds (article 247-XXXIII of the General Tax Code)
  • Tax claims: overpayments, withholding errors, follow-up on refunds
  • Income tax returns: annual filing, first registration, voluntary correction
  • Tax certificates and documents: income certificate, non-taxation certificate, tax clearance
  • CNSS status: checks, regularisation, certificates
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Non-residents

For people based abroad, Aurion acts on the ground in Morocco and runs their Moroccan procedures remotely.

  • Moroccan tax procedures from abroad, handled end to end
  • Income tax refunds for people who have left Morocco
  • Tax clearance and closing your tax position on leaving Morocco
  • Retrieving documents from the authorities (DGI, CNSS, land registry)
  • Remote follow-up and unblocking of ongoing cases
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Businesses

For companies, Aurion takes on the administrative procedures that tie up their in-house teams.

  • Administrative coordination with the DGI and the CNSS
  • Certificates and official documents: tax certificates, compliance certificates, CNSS documents
  • Case follow-up and chasing the authorities
  • Regularising tax or social security positions
  • Specialist procedures on request
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25+ Years of experience in Morocco
320+ Clients advised
21 countries Clients advised internationally
7+ Offices in Morocco and abroad
4 Languages spoken

News and publications

Featured Personal taxation

Income tax exemption: the scheme is due to end on 31 December 2026

The income tax exemption covering the thirty-six months that follow a young employee's first hire in Morocco comes to an end on 31 December 2026. A look back at a measure employers rarely claim on their own initiative, and one that is not always straightforward to apply retroactively.

24 August 2026
Insights Personal taxation

Article 247-XXXIII of the General Tax Code: a full guide to the income tax exemption

Eligibility conditions, the thirty-six-month period, the December 2026 deadline and the applicable time limits.

7 July 2026
News Property & administrative procedures

Housing tax and municipal services tax: DGI management goes fully digital

A year on from Law no. 14-25, the DGI now handles the assessment and collection of the housing tax and the municipal services tax, with certificates and procedures available online.

6 July 2026
News Non-residents & Moroccans abroad

Property capital gains: the 2026 MRE guide restates the prior notice procedure

The 2026 tax guide for Moroccans living abroad sets out the electronic request for a prior notice on income tax on property capital gains: filed within 30 days, answered within 60 days and valid for six months.

1 July 2026
News Non-residents & Moroccans abroad

VAT refunds: the 2026 guide restates the formalities for non-residents

A non-resident on a short stay can claim back the VAT on certain purchases of at least MAD 2,000 including tax, made on the same day from the same retailer and exported within three months.

30 June 2026
News Non-residents & Moroccans abroad

Moroccans abroad: the 2026 tax guide confirms the 75% allowance on a main residence

The 2026 tax guide for Moroccans living abroad confirms the 75% allowance on rental value for the housing tax and the municipal services tax where the property is a main residence or occupied free of charge by certain relatives.

29 June 2026
News Foreign exchange & international

Foreign Exchange Office: the SARF platform takes currency operations digital

Live since 15 June 2026, SARF lets bureaux de change manage currency purchases and sales, issue transaction slips and strengthen the traceability of operations.

16 June 2026
Insights Tax procedures

Income tax refunds: how the procedure works with the DGI

Assembling the file, filing it, the tax authority's review, and follow-up through to the decision.

9 June 2026

Professionals from leading organisations

Among others, we have advised — in a personal capacity — employees and former employees of major companies and international organisations*.

Oracle Siemens Bank of Africa Axa Assurance PwC Sanofi Visa Manpower Shell LG Electronics Bureau Veritas Leyton Orange Danone McDonald's Jumia Glovo BYD IKEA SAP Crédit Agricole
Mouhsine Diouri, Director of Aurion Advisory

Get to know us

For more than twenty-five years, Aurion has been guiding individuals and businesses through their tax and administrative procedures in Morocco. We know how complex, demanding and at times discouraging the Moroccan administration can seem to anyone unfamiliar with its workings. That is precisely why our firm was built as it is: to make that complexity our profession, so that our clients never have to think about it.

Mouhsine Diouri

Director, Aurion Advisory

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