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Morocco's 2027 finance bill filed in Parliament: first test for the new government's import line

Proposed · updated 23 October 2026 · North Africa

Morocco's 2027 finance bill was adopted by the government council and filed with the Chamber of Representatives on 20 October 2026, the statutory deadline, and is presented to Parliament on 23 October; it is the first budget of Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri's government, appointed on 29 September. Reported orientations focus on cutting the deficit to 3% of GDP, tax treatment of FIFA 2030 operations, green excise and customs anti-fraud tools; we found no published measure on e-commerce imports. Since July 2022, all online purchases from foreign platforms pay duty and 20% VAT, with customs citing 40% duty on textiles.

For a parcel No change yet: inbound e-commerce parcels keep paying duty and VAT; the bill will show whether rates or collection methods change in 2027.

Key dates

  • Done29 Sep 2026

    Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri appointed head of government L'Oeil d'Afrique

  • Done9 Oct 2026

    King opens the new legislature; coalition talks still under way as of 2 October Le360

  • Done17 Oct 2026

    Council of Ministers approves the 2027 finance bill guidelines: deficit cut to 3% of GDP, about 25 billion dirhams for territorial development TelQuel

  • Done20 Oct 2026

    Government council adopts finance bill no. 60.26 for 2027 and files it with the Chamber of Representatives Le360

  • Done23 Oct 2026

    Finance bill presented to Parliament, the day after the confidence vote on the government's programme Le Brief

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Who it hits

Foreign marketplacesBarid Al-MaghribExpress integratorsMoroccan importers

What to prepare

  • Read the bill's customs provisions on filing for any change to e-commerce, textile duties or import VAT
  • Keep moving Moroccan lanes to upstream clearance with duties shown at checkout
  • Prepare for customs anti-fraud tools such as electronic seals and real-time tracking

Our reading

The outgoing majority had already set the bill's fiscal frame, and the published orientations carry no e-commerce measure, so a reversal of the 2022 e-commerce taxation is unlikely; the customs articles of the filed text are what to read.
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Sources

  1. PLF 2027: a budget roadmap already well marked out · La Vie éco · 2026-09-18
  2. PLF 2027: the main tax and customs measures under study · Le360 · 2026-09-14
  3. Taxes on online purchases: the effects of the latest customs decision · LeBrief · 2022-06-30
  4. Morocco: Fatima Zahra El Mansouri, first woman head of government · L'Oeil d'Afrique · 2026-09-30
  5. El Mansouri government: a tight agenda · Le360 · 2026-10-02
  6. Council of Ministers: King Mohammed VI approves the main lines of the 2027 budget · TelQuel · 2026-10-17
  7. PLF 2027: the Government Council adopts the bill before filing it in Parliament · Le360 · 2026-10-20
  8. PLF 2027: presentation to Parliament on Friday 23 October · Le Brief · 2026-10-21

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