How to calculate your net salary in Morocco in 2026

Last updated: January 2026

Going from gross to net salary in Morocco follows a precise sequence of mandatory deductions. This guide breaks down each step, using the rates in effect for 2026.

1. Start from the gross salary

Gross salary includes the base salary, the seniority bonus (5% to 25% depending on seniority), overtime, and any taxable bonuses or allowances (performance bonus, 13th month, gratuities).

2. Deduct employee contributions (CNSS and AMO)

CNSS (employee share) represents 4.48% of salary, capped at 6,000 MAD/month. AMO represents 2.26%, with no cap, on the full gross salary.

3. Apply the professional expenses allowance

A flat 35% allowance (capped at 2,916.67 MAD/month) applies if the annual gross salary does not exceed 78,000 MAD; beyond that, the allowance drops to 25% (capped at 2,500 MAD/month).

4. Calculate income tax (IR)

Income tax applies to the remaining taxable net income, following a progressive scale from 0% to 37%, with an additional deduction of 50 MAD/month per dependent (spouse, children).

5. Get the net salary

Net salary = Gross salary − CNSS/AMO contributions − Income tax (± advances, rounding, tax-exempt allowances such as transport or meal allowances, which are added without being taxed).

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