Work in Netherlands for a company in Morocco

By Mark 17 May 2022

Can I work remotely in Netherlands for a company in Morocco?

Yes it’s perfectly possible, but we advise first to check the following points:

  1. If you are a company, you have to be registered in the Netherlands. If you are an individual, you have to be registered in the Netherlands.
  2. If you are a company, you have to have a company number. If you are an individual, you have to have a company number.
  3. If you are a company, you have to have a Dutch bank account. If you are an individual, you have to have a Dutch bank account.
  4. If you are a company, you have to have a Dutch VAT number. If you are an individual, you have to have a Dutch VAT number.
  5. If you are a company, you have to have a Dutch work permit. If you are an individual, you have to have a Dutch work permit.

How can I find a remote job in Morocco while living in Netherlands?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Morocco even if you are located in Netherlands, for that we need to know some information about Morocco.

In this article, we will be sharing some of the information that you need to know about working in Morocco.

What is the best way to find a remote job in Morocco?
The best way to find a remote job in Morocco is by following the steps below.

  1. Register with Upwork
    The first thing that you need to do is register with Upwork.
  2. Create a profile
    After you have registered with Upwork, you need to create a profile.
  3. Search for remote jobs
    After you have created a profile, you need to search for the remote jobs that you are looking for.
  4. Apply for the job
    After you have found the remote job that you are looking for, you need to apply for it.
  5. Wait for the response
    After you have applied for the job, you need to wait for the response from the employer.
  6. Start working
    After you have received the response from the employer, you need to start working.
  7. Get paid
    After you have started working, you need to get paid.
  8. Enjoy your new job
    After you have started working, you need to enjoy your new job.

How can I get paid in Netherlands when working remotely for a company in Morocco?

It is possible to get paid in Netherlands while working for a company in Morocco but it is not easy. You will need to consider the following factors:

  1. Your Expat Status
    You need to be registered as an Expat in the Netherlands to get paid in the Netherlands. There are two ways to register as an Expat. You can either register as a Self-Employed Person or as a company.
  2. Taxes
    You will need to pay your taxes in the Netherlands. You can register as a self-employed person or as a company.
  3. Getting Paid
    You can get paid in the Netherlands either in the Netherlands or in Morocco.
  4. Salary Structure
    The salary structure in the Netherlands and Morocco is different. In Morocco, the salary is based on the Moroccan salary structure which is based on the country’s GDP per capita. This salary structure is different from the Dutch salary structure. The salary in Morocco is usually higher than the Dutch salary.
  5. Getting a Visa
    If you are working for a company in Morocco, you can get a working visa in Morocco. You will need to fill out an application for a work visa and then submit it to the Ministry of Interior. You can also get a working visa in Morocco if you are working for a company in the Netherlands.
  6. Income Tax
    In Morocco, there is a flat tax of 15% on your income.

Will I pay taxes in Netherlands or Morocco when working remotely in Netherlands?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Netherlands for a corporation in Morocco, so we’ll explain the basics here.

Why do I need to pay taxes in Morocco or Netherlands?
In the Netherlands, companies are obliged to pay taxes.
Companies are obliged to pay taxes in the Netherlands. The Dutch government has a corporate tax rate of 19%, which is the highest in the EU.
The government uses taxes to finance the Dutch state and to provide public services. Taxes are paid by the company and the employees.
The employee has to pay taxes in the Netherlands because the Netherlands has an employment tax.
The employer has to pay taxes in the Netherlands because the Netherlands has an employment tax.
In Morocco, companies are obliged to pay taxes.
Companies are obliged to pay taxes in Morocco. The Moroccan government has a corporate tax rate of 25%, which is the highest in the African region.
The government uses taxes to finance the Moroccan state and to provide public services.
The employee has to pay taxes in Morocco because the Moroccan government has an employment tax.
The employer has to pay taxes in Morocco because the Moroccan government has an employment tax.

What is an employee in Morocco?
An employee in Morocco is a person who works for a company and is paid by the company.