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How much tax do you pay in Andorra?                       

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If you’ve been considering investing in Andorra, one of the factors that probably made you choose our country is the low tax burden compared to your place of residence. The good quality of life, natural surroundings and ideal geographical location between Spain and France are just some of the other aspects that are most attractive to people looking to invest in our small country. Table of contents: Taxation in Andorra Corporate tax in Andorra Personal Income Tax IGI: Andorran VAT …

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Personal income tax (IRPF) in Andorra

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The income tax campaign in Andorra began in April and you have until 30th September to file your tax return. In this article, we tell you how personal income tax works in Andorra. TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Income tax in Andorra 2. How much personal income tax do I pay in Andorra?3. Who has to pay income tax? 4. Income subject to personal income tax5. Personal income tax exemptions and allowances6. Andorra and the United Kingdom: comparison of personal income …

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Andorra modifies its corporate tax regulations to allow online filing of tax returns

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The Andorran tax system is being modernised with a commitment to creating new online portals for filing tax returns. As a result, the regulations governing corporate tax and income tax for non-resident taxpayers have been modified to include new forms that are being made available to allow online filing. From this year onwards, Corporation Tax and IRNR tax returns can only be filed through the virtual office of the Andorran government’s tax and duties department. In addition to these two …

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What benefits are there for new investors who want to live in Andorra?

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Andorra continues to be a hot and trending topic in the Spanish media, after Spain’s biggest YouTuber, El Rubius, announced he was moving his residence to the principality. The possibility of living in Andorra is also attracting increasing interest from other types of foreign investors, not just content creators and digital nomads. New investor demographics In the last year, interest in permanently relocating to Andorra has increased by 15 to 20%, according to data from the Diari d’Andorra. Two main …

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Tax on empty properties in Andorra

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The Andorran government approved the introduction of a new tax on empty properties in December of last year. This fee falls under law 3/2019, governing urgent measures in relation to housing rental. Tax on empty properties This new tax has been designed to regulate the flat and house rental market and to improve access to affordable housing. This type of property is becoming scarce at the moment, due to increased sales and a rise in tourist accommodation driven by new …

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Requests from foreigners to invest in Andorra have increased

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Andorra has piqued the interest of foreign investors who want to establish themselves in the country during this very unusual year. So far in 2020, around 400 applications for foreign investment have been registered.   Remote working triggers requests The new situation caused by the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in the need to adopt new ways of working due to social distancing. A consequence of this is that remote working is becoming increasingly common, which, along with a more competitive …

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Andorra Tax Calendar – 4th quarter

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We’re heading into the final stretch of the year! To make your work easier, we’ve prepared a list of the last taxes that need to be paid in Andorra during the fourth quarter of the year: from September to December. You can find the list below with the corresponding link for each form. OCTOBER 2020 Personal income tax (IRPF) The settlement and payment period begins for withholdings and payments on account for work income not subject to the CASS and …

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Taxes in Andorra

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The evolution of Andorra’s activities and economic structure has meant that the tax system has had to develop in parallel. The most significant change has been the shift from a tax system based almost entirely on indirect fees to the implementation of direct taxes. The advantage? This direct taxation is homologous with other countries around the world. Which entities collect tax in Andorra? In Andorra, taxes are collected through the comús (local councils) and the government. The comús are responsible …

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