Morocco Considers Major Tax Hike on Vaping Products
Lawmakers in Morocco are reviewing a proposal to significantly increase taxes on vaping and shisha products. The amendment, introduced by the Socialist Group opposition party as part of the 2025 finance bill, aims to raise domestic consumption duties on several nicotine-related items.
The amendment details specific tax brackets for various products. Under the proposal, e-liquids used for refilling electronic cigarettes could face a tax of up to 30 Moroccan Dirhams (MAD). Additionally, non-refillable or disposable e-cigarettes would be subject to a duty of up to 100 MAD per unit. The plan also includes a substantial tax hike on shisha accessories.
According to the Socialist Group, these measures are intended to promote “tax justice” and clarify financial regulations. The proposed changes are part of a broader package of amendments that also address tax rates for insurance institutions and regulations for investment project exemptions, signaling a wider effort to reform the national tax system.
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