The net customs revenues of the Kingdom recorded an increase of 6.1% by the end of May 2025, reaching approximately 39.1 billion dirhams compared to the same period last year.
According to the Kingdom’s General Treasury, in its monthly bulletin on public finance statistics, these revenues include customs duties, value-added tax on imports, and domestic consumption taxes on energy products, after accounting for refunds and tax exemptions that approached 44 million dirhams.
The net revenues from customs duties amounted to around 6,619 million dirhams, reflecting a slight increase of 0.5%, while net revenues from value-added tax on imports rose by 6.1% to reach 24,470 million dirhams.
In addition, the domestic consumption tax on energy products recorded net revenues close to 8,008 million dirhams, representing an annual increase of 11.3%, taking into account refunds, exemptions, and tax settlements valued at 31 million dirhams. This performance reflects an improvement in customs collection revenues, bolstering the state’s financial resources in a context of several internal and external economic challenges.
