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Morocco exempts FIFA and partners from taxes until 2032

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Morocco exempts FIFA and partners from taxes until 2032

Morocco’s draft 2027 finance law exempts FIFA, its subsidiaries and partners from corporation tax, VAT, customs duties and most other taxes. The regime would apply until 2032 under commitments made by Morocco when it bid to host the 2030 World Cup, TelQuel reports.

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