Morocco
Morocco is not a low-tax country for a working founder: residents are taxed on worldwide income, the top income tax rate is 37% from about USD 19,500, and investment income bears 11.25% to 30%. Its real draws are narrow: an 80% reduction of income tax on foreign pensions brought into Morocco, which suits retirees, and a 20% flat rate for employees of Casablanca Finance City companies. It has a UK treaty and does not yet exchange bank data under CRS, but it runs exchange controls, so plan how money moves before you move.
Latitax verdict
High progressive rates; only retirees with foreign pensions get a real advantage.
Ideal for: Retirees with foreign pensions.
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Headline figures. Conditions, thresholds and every note are in the full file.
Income tax, top rate
Secondary37%
Capital gains
Secondary15% listed shares / 20% unlisted
Inheritance / estate
UnverifiedNo inheritance tax (registration duties may apply)
Wealth tax
UnverifiedNone
Corporate tax
Secondary20% (35% on profit of MAD 100m+)
Tax system
SecondaryWorldwide income
Research, not advice. Rates change; confirm with a qualified professional before acting. 10 official sources, reviewed 2026-09-29.