Local & Regional Taxes

Local and regional taxes in Morocco are levied by communes and urban authorities to fund public services, and they directly affect anyone who owns or operates property in the country. The main charges include the residence tax (taxe d’habitation), the municipal services tax (taxe de services communaux) and, for commercial use, the professional tax (taxe professionnelle). Their amount depends largely on the rental value of the property and on the municipality where it is located, so obligations in Marrakech can differ from those in Agadir or Taghazout.
Understanding which taxes apply, how they are assessed and when they fall due is essential for owners and investors who want to stay compliant and avoid penalties. With more than 25 years of expertise, Armonia Solutions guides property owners across Marrakech, Agadir and Taghazout through their local tax obligations, working with the rules administered by the Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI) and the relevant local authorities. We help clarify assessments, manage filing calendars and keep your situation in order.
Explore our guides below for practical, up-to-date explanations of each local and regional tax in Morocco.

Impot sur la vente de biens immobiliers au Maroc

Tax on Selling Property in Morocco: 2026 Calculation (TPI)

Selling a property in Morocco triggers a major tax obligation: the tax on real-estate profit (TPI), commonly known as the property capital-gains tax. It is calculated on the difference between the sale price and the revalued acquisition price,…
TVA sur les biens immobiliers au Maroc

Understanding VAT on Real Estate in Morocco (2026)

Value-added tax (VAT) on real estate is one of the most misunderstood costs in a Moroccan property purchase, yet it can represent a fifth of the price of a new build. For an international buyer, understanding whether a quoted price includes…
declarations biens au Maroc en France

How to Declare Moroccan Property and Income in the UK (2026)

If you are a UK tax resident and you own a property in Morocco, you are subject to precise reporting obligations. These procedures, although administrative, have major tax implications: an omission can lead to assessments and heavy financial…
déclaration bien immobilier au Maroc

Declaring a Property in Morocco: Obligations and Procedure (2026)

Whether you have just bought an apartment in Guéliz, a riad in the medina or a villa on the road to the Ourika valley, declaring your property to the tax administration and the communal services shapes your entire future relationship with the…
How to Sell Your House in Morocco

How to Sell Your House in Morocco? A Comprehensive Guide

Selling a house in Morocco can be a rewarding yet challenging endeavor. With its dynamic real estate market, attractive property values, and diverse pool of buyers, Morocco offers excellent opportunities for those looking to sell. However, navigating…
VAT on Construction in Morocco

VAT on Construction in Morocco: What You Need to Know

Investing in Morocco's construction and real estate sector offers tremendous opportunities — but it also comes with important fiscal responsibilities. One of the most critical tax aspects is VAT on Construction in Morocco. Whether you are…
Real Estate tax in Morocco

Real Estate Tax in Morocco: A Comprehensive Analysis

Real estate tax in Morocco is not a single levy but a family of taxes that follow a property through its whole life cycle: holding it, using it, and eventually selling it. For owners, investors and expatriates with property in Marrakech, Agadir…
Rental Income tax in Morocco

Rental Income Tax in Morocco: What You Should Know

Rental income tax in Morocco is one of the first things any landlord, property investor or expatriate should master before signing a lease or listing an apartment on Airbnb. The rules changed meaningfully with the 2025 Finance Law (Loi de finances…
Residence tax in Morocco

Residence Tax in Morocco: A Comprehensive Analysis

The residence tax — known in Morocco as the taxe d'habitation — is one of the most misunderstood levies facing property owners in Marrakech, Agadir and across the Kingdom. Unlike transaction taxes that you pay once, the residence tax returns…
Housing tax in Morocco

Housing Tax in Morocco: Complete Guide & Support

The housing tax in Morocco (taxe d’habitation) is one of the two main annual local charges that every property owner needs to understand, alongside the communal services tax. Whether you live in your home in Marrakech, keep a second home in…