Your trusted business partner in morocco
Expert Legal Solutions for Entrepreneurs & Investors
At Neo Expertise, we provide tailored legal services to help you launch, restructure, or expand your business seamlessly.
Company Formation
We handle the full process of creating your company in Morocco.
Legal Structure Advisory
LLC , PLC, branch, subsidiary? We help you choose the best option.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Assistance in buying, selling, or merging businesses.
Corporate Restructuring
Transformations, capital increases/reductions, and business recovery.
Dissolution & Liquidation
Guidance on closing a business legally and efficiently.
Regulatory & Compliance Support
Assistance with courts, registrations, and board meetings.
FAQ – Legal Business Services in Morocco
Quick answers to common questions about company setup, compliance, and legal requirements in Morocco.
The best legal structure depends on your investment goals, liability preferences, and tax considerations. Common options include:
- LLC (SARL) (Limited liability company) – Ideal for small to medium-sized businesses.
- PLC (Public limited company) – Best for large-scale businesses requiring investment.
- Branch or Subsidiary – Suitable for foreign companies expanding into Morocco.
Neo Expertise helps you choose the right structure based on your specific needs.
The process typically takes 7 working days, depending on the complexity of your business structure and regulatory approvals.
You will need to:
- Select a legal structure (LLC, PLC, etc.)
- Register your business with OMPIC (Moroccan Office of Industrial and Commercial Property)
- Obtain a tax identification number
- Open a business bank account
- Register with CNSS for employee social security contributions
Businesses are subject to corporate income tax, VAT, and social security contributions. Tax rates depend on revenue and business activity. Our experts provide tailored tax optimization strategies to minimize liabilities while ensuring compliance.
Yes, foreign investors can own 100% of a company in most industries. However, certain sectors may require local partnerships or government approval.
Due diligence is a comprehensive legal and financial review conducted before acquiring or merging with another company. It ensures transparency, identifies potential risks, and validates financial health
Dissolving a company involves:
- Filing a dissolution request with the commercial registry
- Settling financial obligations (taxes, employee salaries, debts)
- Notifying stakeholders and authorities
- Completing liquidation procedures
Our team ensures a smooth, compliant business closure while minimizing legal and financial risks.
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