DGI e-Invoicing API
The Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI) in Morocco is driving e-invoicing compliance with a mandatory system set to launch between 2026 and 2027. This initiative connects taxpayer systems with DGI for real-time e-invoice submission, enhancing transparency and efficiency. Tax2gov simplifies integration and compliance, ensuring a seamless onboarding experience for your solution.
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- Universal API connector integrates ERP/POS with DGI
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- Ensures compliance with DGI Phase 1 & 2 regulations
Key Compliance Essentials
DGI’s e-invoicing system will require generating e-invoices in standardized formats (e.g., UBL or CII) with electronic signatures and unique identifiers, integrating securely with DGI via APIs for tamper-proof transactions, and is planned to roll out in phases starting in 2026, targeting businesses based on size and sector.
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DGI E-Invoicing Compliance Phases
The Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI) in Morocco is implementing mandatory e-invoicing through a phased rollout designed to ensure a gradual transition for businesses of all sizes. The program will begin with large enterprises in 2026, expand to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-sized companies during 2027–2028, and finally include Very Small, Small, and Medium Enterprises (VSMEs) after 2028. Rather than applying a single nationwide deadline, the reform will be introduced progressively according to business category, with additional implementation details and technical requirements expected to be finalized by the DGI as the rollout advances.
Phase 1 (2026) : B2G (Business to Government)
Large enterprises with an annual turnover exceeding MAD 200 million will be the first to comply with the reform. Approximately 1,655 companies, will be required to adopt the electronic invoicing exchange system with the government.
Phase 2 (2027–2028): Progressive Rollout
The reform will be progressively extended to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-sized companies. This phase will include sector-specific guidance, enhanced technical support, and tailored solutions to meet the needs of different business segments.
Phase 3 (After 2028): VSMEs
Very Small, Small, and Medium Enterprises (VSMEs) will gradually join the electronic invoicing framework. They will benefit from customized support, free or subsidized training, sufficient transition periods, and simplified, cost-effective solutions to facilitate compliance.
Technical Details
The DGI is considering a 4-corner (post-audit) or 5-corner (continuous transaction control) model, likely decentralized via authorized providers, using UBL/CII formats and electronic signatures.
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