Morocco

Depreciation Calculator Morocco

Calculate straight-line and declining balance asset depreciation under Moroccan CGI coefficients in MAD.

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Depreciation Calculator Morocco

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Official Moroccan Regulations & Tariffs (2025/2026)

Calculated according to Moroccan CGI tax scales, CNSS/AMO social security ceilings, ADII customs tariffs, and Bank Al-Maghrib regulations.

Methodology

Methodology

Generate corporate fixed asset depreciation schedules compliant with Moroccan fiscal law (Code Général des Impôts). Supports straight-line depreciation (amortissement linéaire) and declining balance depreciation (amortissement dégressif) with fiscal coefficients: 1.5 (3-4 years), 2.0 (5-6 years), and 3.0 (>6 years).

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    User-provided inputs

    This calculator uses only the values you enter. It does not automatically apply tax law, statutory deductions, lender fees, or live exchange rates.

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    Formula basis

    The formula is shown openly and no country rate is inserted automatically.

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    Your estimate

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Sources

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User-provided inputs

This calculator uses only the values you enter. It does not automatically apply tax law, statutory deductions, lender fees, or live exchange rates.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What asset depreciation methods are recognized by Moroccan tax authorities?

The Moroccan CGI authorizes straight-line depreciation (linéaire) and declining balance depreciation (dégressif) for qualifying capital equipment acquired by companies.

What are the statutory declining balance depreciation coefficients in Morocco?

The fiscal coefficients under Article 10 of the CGI are: 1.5 for assets with useful life of 3 to 4 years, 2.0 for 5 to 6 years, and 3.0 for assets exceeding 6 years.