Articles on Andorran taxation
How IGI works, what must be reported and how to reach each deadline with the figures already prepared. Every claim links to its official publication.
Taxes, forms and deadlines
Tax is the part of accounting with a fixed date. You may delay a close or a reconciliation without immediate consequences; you cannot treat a tax deadline the same way.
These articles explain how IGI works in the Principality, what must be reported and how to reach each filing with the figures already prepared instead of reconstructing them the week before. They explain the mechanics, not shortcuts.
No figure appears without a link to the official publication that sets it. When something depends on your entity and we can't state it in general, we say so rather than give you a number that seems accurate.
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Deductible expenses and input IGI in Andorra
An invoice does not automatically make a purchase deductible. What matters is the link to the business activity, the supporting evidence, and the treatment applied.
2 min readPrepare Form 900 without surprises
The return itself takes half an hour. The time-consuming part is the work that should already have been done—and is almost always left until filing week.
3 min readIGI looks enough like VAT to mislead you
Anyone who has worked with VAT will recognise the mechanics immediately. That familiarity helps at first and becomes costly when the first quarter is due.
3 min readWhat an Andorran invoice must include
You cannot correct a badly issued invoice by deleting it. Getting it right first time starts with knowing what must appear on the document and why.
3 min readStop reading and try it
These are the workflows AndCompta is built to handle. The quickest way to see them in practice is to issue your next invoice in the product.