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Doing business in Singapore for clients from Morocco

Moroccan exporters, including those in phosphates and automotive supply, deal with Asian buyers and investors. Their tax treaty with Singapore took seven years to enter into force and has applied since 2015.

Links with Asian buyers and investors

A Moroccan group may set up in Singapore to deal with Asian counterparties or to receive Asian investment into its African business. The investor will usually want familiar documents, along with governing-law and dispute clauses drafted with care. Corporate tax in Singapore is a flat 17 per cent for local and foreign companies, and GST is 9 per cent. Moroccan foreign exchange rules are for your advisers in Morocco.

Tax treaty and trade agreements

The double taxation agreement was signed on 9 January 2007, entered into force on 15 January 2014 and has effect from 1 January 2015. No free trade agreement between Singapore and Morocco among the 29 agreements Singapore has in force was found, as checked in November 2026.

Below you will find the articles written for clients from Morocco as they are published, followed by the sections of the book Singapore as an International Financial Centre. Your own lawyers advise you on the law of Morocco.

Singapore as an International Financial Centre