Is there a way to avoid/reduce paying income tax in Morocco?

@Alex07

Morocco has a struggling economy. The average Moroccan worker makes between $4500-$6000 per year. Your question comes across as typical Western entitlement

There is no legal tax loophole to completely avoid Moroccan income tax if you become a tax resident by staying over 183 days, but you can legally manage your time or utilize standard mechanisms like the Foreign Tax Credit to avoid double taxation with the U.S.

@SimCityAT

Thank you, 

I read that Morocco will tax my income first ,so I will end up losing big chunk of my income.

I was hoping by moving to a lower cost country and using Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) I could save some money , but I guess that was a dream, unless as you said to jump from a country to another every 6 month.

@SimCityAT
Thank you,
I read that Morocco will tax my income first ,so I will end up losing big chunk of my income.
I was hoping by moving to a lower cost country and using Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) I could save some money , but I guess that was a dream, unless as you said to jump from a country to another every 6 month. - @Alex07

Have you thought of Bulgaria?

@SimCityAT

I have not.

Do they have any special treatment for Tax-Residency ?