Morocco VAT (TVA) Calculator: Standard & Reduced Rates (2026)
Calculate VAT (TVA) in Morocco instantly — add or remove the 20% standard rate, or switch to the 10% reduced rate, with a full net, tax and gross breakdown.
Advanced: custom rate override
Useful for zero-rated planning or a temporary rate. Overrides the country default and any Ghana component breakdown.
- Net amount (excl. VAT)
- DH1,000.00
- VAT (20.0%)
- DH200.00
- Gross amount (incl. VAT)
- DH1,200.00
- Effective rate used
- 20.0%
Based on Morocco’s standard VAT rate as of 2026. Zero-rated or exempt supplies are not automatically detected — use the custom rate override above if your transaction falls under one.
Morocco VAT (TVA) Calculator: How the Standard and Reduced Rates Work
Last updated: August 2026·Reviewed by Chidinma Okafor, Tax Analyst in Lagos·Source
Morocco simplified its VAT (TVA) system in 2026 — down to just two rates from what used to be four — but that also means older guides referencing the old 7% and 14% rates are now out of date.
How it's calculated
Since the Finance Law n° 50-25 reform took effect on 1 January 2026, Morocco has only two VAT rates: 20% standard and 10% reduced. The former 7% and 14% categories (basic food, pharmaceuticals, transport, electricity, and others) have been reclassified into one of these two rates, or exempted entirely.
| Task | Formula (20% standard) | Formula (10% reduced) |
|---|---|---|
| Add VAT to a net price | Net price × 1.20 | Net price × 1.10 |
| Remove VAT from an inclusive price | Inclusive price ÷ 1.20 | Inclusive price ÷ 1.10 |
Worked example
A retailer sells goods for MAD 5,000 net, standard-rated (20%).
- VAT to add: MAD 5,000 × 20% = MAD 1,000
- Total invoice: MAD 6,000
If the same goods qualified for the 10% reduced rate instead:
- VAT to add: MAD 5,000 × 10% = MAD 500
- Total invoice: MAD 5,500
Getting the rate category wrong (20% vs 10%) makes a meaningful difference — always confirm which rate applies to your specific product or service under the current classification.
Things to know
- The old 7% and 14% rates no longer exist as of 1 January 2026 — if you're using a reference from before the reform, the rate you remember for a given product may no longer be correct.
- VAT registration is required once annual turnover exceeds MAD 500,000, administered by the DGI (Direction Générale des Impôts).
- Morocco is introducing mandatory e-invoicing under a DGI clearance model starting in 2026 — businesses should confirm their compliance timeline directly with the DGI.