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Moroccan doctors challenge electronic invoicing requirement

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Morocco’s National Council of the Order of Physicians is contesting the application of electronic invoicing to practitioners. In a statement published on 2 October, it said Tax Note No. 02/2026 extends the scope of Article 53 beyond the 2026 Finance Law, Webdo reports.

Morocco’s National Council of the Order of Physicians is contesting the medical profession’s subjection to electronic invoicing and is calling for the legal framework to be adapted. In a statement published on 2 October, the body challenged the interpretation of Article 53 of the 2026 Finance Law set out in General Note No. 02/2026, Webdo reports.

Article 53 extended electronic invoicing to service transactions. Doctors dispute that this provision applies to their activities under the conditions set out in the general note, according to the National Council of the Order of Physicians.

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