Example figures: a buyer purchases a finished apartment in Casablanca for MAD 1,500,000. Registration duty on built property is 4%. How much registration duty is due (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: a titled apartment in Rabat sells for MAD 1,200,000. The land registry (ANCFCC) charges 1.5% of the price plus a fixed MAD 100 per property. What is the land registry fee (in MAD)?
MADA client buys a small titled storage room for MAD 20,000. What should you tell them about the land registry (ANCFCC) fee on the sale?
- It is simply 1.5% of the price, so MAD 300
- The ANCFCC tariff sets a MAD 500 minimum, so the fee cannot be as low as 1.5% plus MAD 100 would suggest
- Sales under MAD 140,000 are exempt from land registry fees
- Only the fixed MAD 100 is due on sales under MAD 50,000
Example figures: a buyer purchases a titled apartment for MAD 2,000,000. The notary quotes a fee of MAD 22,000 including VAT. Registration duty is 4% and the land registry charges 1.5% plus MAD 100. What are the total buyer costs on top of the price (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: for a MAD 1,800,000 flat, the notary quotes 1.2% of the price all inclusive (VAT included). Registration duty is 4% and the land registry 1.5% plus MAD 100. What do the buyer costs represent as a percentage of the price?
%Example figures: a seller sells a secondary apartment for MAD 1,800,000. After the deductions the law allows, the net taxable gain is MAD 500,000. TPI is 20% of the net gain, with a minimum of 3% of the sale price. How much TPI is due (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: an investor sells a flat for MAD 2,000,000. The net taxable gain is only MAD 200,000. Using the TPI rule (20% of the net gain, minimum 3% of the sale price), how much TPI is due (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: an owner bought a flat as an investment and now sells it for MAD 900,000, below his revalued purchase cost, so there is no gain. The property was never his main residence. How much TPI does he still owe (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: a family sells the villa they have lived in as their main residence for 7 years, without renting it out, for MAD 5,000,000. The gain is exempt, but a 3% minimum applies to the part of the price above MAD 4,000,000. How much TPI is due (in MAD)?
MADA seller has lived in her apartment as her main residence for 3 years and wants to sell. What is the capital gains (TPI) position?
- The gain is exempt because the main residence exemption needs only 2 years
- The gain is exempt because any main residence is exempt whatever the duration
- The exemption does not apply yet: the home must have been the main residence for at least 5 years, so normal TPI is due
- She only pays 3% on the part of the price above MAD 4,000,000
Example figures: an apartment in Tangier costs MAD 1,200,000 and rents for MAD 8,000 a month. What is the gross rental yield?
%Example figures: a flat costs MAD 1,500,000 and rents for MAD 9,000 a month. Expect one empty month a year. Yearly costs: syndic charges MAD 6,000, local services tax MAD 3,000, maintenance MAD 4,000. What is the net yield on the price (before income tax)?
%Example figures: an investor pays MAD 1,000,000 for a flat plus MAD 70,000 of buying costs (duties, land registry, notary). The net rent after all charges is MAD 60,000 a year. What is the net yield on the total cash invested?
%Example figures: an investor bought a flat for MAD 1,400,000 plus MAD 90,000 of buying costs. He resells it for MAD 1,750,000, pays a 2.5% agency commission and MAD 52,500 of TPI. What is his ROI on the total invested (before any rental income)?
%Example figures: an agency closes the sale of an apartment at MAD 2,400,000 and charges the common 2.5% commission. What is the commission (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: an agency earns 3% on a MAD 1,800,000 sale. Its agent receives 40% of the agency commission. How much does the agent earn on this deal (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: in Marrakech, an agency charges 2.5% to the buyer and 2.5% to the seller on a MAD 3,200,000 villa. The agent who handled both sides gets 35% of the total agency commission. How much does the agent earn (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: a buyer borrows MAD 1,000,000 over 20 years at a fixed 5% a year (close to the 5.06% average property loan rate in Q2 2026). Use M = P x r / (1 - (1 + r)^-n) with r = 5% / 12 and n = 240. What is the monthly payment (in MAD, rounded)?
MADExample figures: a Moroccan living in Belgium (MRE) buys a MAD 1,500,000 apartment with the maximum dirham loan now allowed for MRE, 80% of the price. How much must he bring himself (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: an off-plan (VEFA) flat costs MAD 1,200,000. The legal schedule is 5% at reservation, 5% at the preliminary contract, 10% at the start of works, 60% in three stages, 20% at handover. Works have just started. How much is still left to pay after the start of works instalment (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: since 1 July 2026, a sale above MAD 300,000 carries an extra 2% registration duty on any part of the price not paid by a traceable means referenced in the deed. A buyer pays MAD 650,000 by bank transfer and MAD 250,000 in cash for a MAD 900,000 flat (no loan). What is the surcharge (in MAD)?
MADExample figures: a French client asks what a MAD 2,160,000 apartment in Marrakech costs in euros. Use an example rate of EUR 1 = MAD 10.8. What is the price in EUR?
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Morocco rules. This content follows Moroccan law: there is no real estate agent licence yet, deeds are signed before a notary or adouls, and titles are kept by the ANCFCC. See Morocco on CloserPass.
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