Authors :
BENEMMAN RABAB; LOU WEN LONG
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10184650
Abstract :
This article examines Morocco's fiscal system,
focusing on challenges in achieving fiscal equity against a
backdrop of economic growth and social disparities. It
critically analyzes the intricacies of income inequality and
the role of taxation in wealth redistribution, drawing on
international comparisons and theoretical perspectives.
The study delves into the historical development of
Morocco's tax system, assessing its impact on the economy
and society. Key recommendations for reform are
proposed, emphasizing the need for a fair and efficient
fiscal framework that enhances social justice and economic
well-being. The article concludes by underscoring the
importance of a balanced fiscal system in strengthening
Morocco's social contract and promoting a more equitable
society.
Keywords :
Fiscal Equity, Morocco's Tax System, Income Inequality, Economic Growth, Tax Policy Reform, Social Justice.
This article examines Morocco's fiscal system,
focusing on challenges in achieving fiscal equity against a
backdrop of economic growth and social disparities. It
critically analyzes the intricacies of income inequality and
the role of taxation in wealth redistribution, drawing on
international comparisons and theoretical perspectives.
The study delves into the historical development of
Morocco's tax system, assessing its impact on the economy
and society. Key recommendations for reform are
proposed, emphasizing the need for a fair and efficient
fiscal framework that enhances social justice and economic
well-being. The article concludes by underscoring the
importance of a balanced fiscal system in strengthening
Morocco's social contract and promoting a more equitable
society.
Keywords :
Fiscal Equity, Morocco's Tax System, Income Inequality, Economic Growth, Tax Policy Reform, Social Justice.
