Morocco’s General Tax Administration (DGI) launched a 2024-2028 strategic plan based on six main priorities–including maximization of all potential sources of revenue through its joint vision–according to the institution’s report.
The DGI’s new strategy for 2024-2028 builds on the strategy utilized during the 2017-2021 period. The goal is to detect and prosecute all types of noncompliance, beginning with strengthening the integrity, dependability, and completeness of the taxpayer register.
The second goal is to build trust and encourage tax compliance by pursuing initiatives targeted at boosting awareness and influencing tax compliance behavior.
The third aim is to help execute tax reform, provide legal clarity, and boost the DGI’s standing on the international tax scene.
Other priorities include strengthening the DGI’s capabilities through competent and committed human capital, appropriate structures, an enabling environment, and prudent budget management; adopting a systemic approach and reinforced governance modes to improve efficiency and performance; and strengthening digital intelligence, modernizing the technological infrastructure, and developing tax analysis and intelligence.
DGI Director General Younes Idrissi Kaitouni noted that the institution capitalized on lessons learned from two issues in particular: the quality of digital transactions, and the mastery of data, skills and revenue mobilization. The DGI has drawn up a third strategic plan covering the period 2024-2028, as part of an inclusive and participatory approach.
This new plan will guide the DGI’s action towards fulfilling its primary role of mobilizing the tax revenues needed to finance public policies, and will contribute to Morocco’s resilience in the face of the many changes taking place in the internal and external environment.
An equally important part of the department’s mission is to consolidate an equitable tax management system, thereby guaranteeing tax compliance and offering a high-quality, efficient, and transparent service.