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After the pandemic crisis of Covid-19 in Morocco, many companies encouraged their employees to switch to home office and perform their duties from home.  This mode of work becomes by necessity more and more used, many a ...

In Morocco, the law is more or less clear about redundancy. The fact of separating from one or several employees must comply with a strict formalism. Therefore, an employer needs to master all the procedure steps that he ...

What is a company domiciliation? Who can be domiciled in Morocco? Who can't be? How to find a domiciliation easily and quickly? How to conclude the domiciliation contract? For how long? What does the law on the domicilia ...

In Morocco, a branch office is defined as a legal entity registered in the Commercial Register. it is considered as the legal vehicle of another company (either local or foreign), also called the parent company, and has ...

Mainly used by companies listed on the stock exchange or entities carrying out large-scale projects, the regulations applicable to the public limited company are more restrictive than those of other corporate forms.   ...

Generally used to evaluate a company, monitor sales performance, or determine a company's market share in a given sector, turnover is more than a simple performance indicator. Turnover is what we are going to make you di ...

  To attract foreign investment and promote its economic activity, Morocco has recently developed export processing zones named Industrial Acceleration Zones. These fertile, job-creating areas are scattered throughout t ...

Opening a company's bank account is an essential step when setting up a business in Morocco. Therefore, each company registered in the commercial register in Morocco must have its own dedicated business bank account.   ...

The creation of a company requires going through many steps, including the drafting of the articles of association. Therefore, it is not enough to have a promising project. Whatever its relevance, an innovative idea alwa ...

The simplified joint stock company (SAS in french) is one of the legal forms available when setting up a new business in Morocco. The simplified public limited company is generally composed of several natural or legal pe ...