Meeting on New Tax Measures in the 2025 Finance Law Held in Tetouan
The tax measures in the 2025 Finance Law were the focus of a meeting held yesterday, Wednesday, in Tetouan, attended by a group of experts, academics, and economic actors.
This meeting, which is part of a campaign organized by the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region in collaboration with the regional council of accountants and the regional tax directorate and investment center, aims to present the key tax measures in the 2025 Finance Law and create an opportunity for discussion and dialogue among decision-makers, experts, and local economic stakeholders.
Participants highlighted that the Finance Law includes several new tax provisions, particularly the revision of the progressive income tax table, an increase in the annual deduction from the income tax for family burdens, a review of exemptions for training allowances, improvements to the income tax system for real estate income, and the establishment of a new category for taxable income.
In this context, Omar Al-Qudawi, head of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises branch in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region, stated in an interview with the Maghreb Arab Press that the goal of this campaign, which has reached its second stop, is to raise awareness among economic actors in the region about the updates brought by the 2025 Finance Law.
Al-Qudawi added that a group of experts and public stakeholders will lead the upcoming meetings in the campaign to simplify tax procedures for participants, emphasizing that this initiative, which will visit all provinces and regions of the area, provides an opportunity to support business owners and listen to their concerns.
For his part, Naif Akouram, president of the regional council of accountants, confirmed that the 2025 Finance Law focuses its content on income tax for individuals, noting that a significant number of exemptions for individuals have been revised, and this tax has been reduced from 38% to 37%.
It is worth mentioning that the campaign, which has become one of the annual economic events aimed at showcasing updates in finance laws, started from Tangier on Tuesday, February 15, and is expected to continue to Al Hoceima (April 19) and Larache (April 22).
