Electronic invoicing in Morocco
Software must explain what it does today, what remains to be integrated and what requires official validation. Here is our position.
Factino does not claim approval or certification from the DGI.
The CGI 2026, article 145-IX, provides a framework for computerization of invoicing and refers the terms of application to sectoral regulations. Law 43-20 deals with trust services. These references do not allow us to deduce, alone, a universal calendar or format for all companies.
We do not publish unverified sector obligation dates here. Consult the DGI, the Official Bulletin and your council to confirm the provisions specific to your situation.
We refer to the publications of the DGI and the Official Bulletin for the new texts and modalities. This page does not constitute an exhaustive verification of recent publications nor a certificate of conformity of Factino. An obligation, date or format is only presented as confirmed with identified applicable text; unverified information does not prove the absence of obligation.
General information on Morocco, editorial review of October 31, 2026. This page does not replace tax or legal advice.
Check the Moroccan rules applicable to your activity and tax regime with your accountant, using the CGI, DGI publications and the Official Bulletin. Factino does not claim DGI approval or certification. Its PDF layouts are visual designs; direct DGI transmission and qualified electronic signatures are not activated. Generic UBL 2.1 export does not establish acceptance by DGI.
No, not currently. DGI transmission and qualified electronic signatures remain in preparation. Generic UBL 2.1 export is available separately, without any claim of administrative acceptance. No universal regulatory timetable or official approval is announced here.
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