Net customs revenues in Morocco exceeded 100.7 billion dirhams (BMDH) by the end of December 2025, marking an increase of 9.1% compared to the previous year, according to the Treasury General of the Kingdom (TGR).

These revenues come primarily from customs duties, import value-added tax (VAT), and the domestic excise tax (TIC) on energy products. The figures account for tax reimbursements, exemptions, and refunds totaling 105 million dirhams (MDH), the TGR noted in its December 2025 monthly bulletin on public finance statistics.

Breaking it down: net customs duty revenues reached 17 BMDH, up 6.6% from 2024. Import VAT revenues totaled 63.25 BMDH, representing an 8.2% increase year-on-year. VAT on energy products fell by 3.9%, while VAT on other products rose 10.6%.

Net TIC revenues on energy products amounted to 20.47 BMDH, a 14.3% increase, accounting for reimbursements and exemptions of 61 MDH.

These figures highlight the continued growth of Morocco’s customs revenues, reflecting the strength of public finances and the efficiency of import taxation.