Over 67 companies along the Rabat-Jeddida corridor in Morocco are undergoing heavy tax audits following evidence of misuse of the “self-employed” contractor system. Tax authorities detected companies replacing standard employment contracts with superficial service contracts. This practice aims to reduce tax and social obligations and lower labor costs. The Directorate General of Taxes’ regional and provincial monitoring services initiated the reviews. This exploitation deviates significantly from the system’s intended purpose. Authorities are targeting companies suspected of falsely classifying workers to avoid full employer responsibilities. The move signals increased scrutiny of contractor arrangements within the Moroccan business landscape.