IGI = taxable amount × rate
Calculate IGI using the selected rate, then add it to the taxable amount to obtain the total. Round monetary results to cents.
Enter an amount, choose the rate and view the breakdown. The calculator works in either direction: from the taxable amount or from the final total.
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It applies the selected rate to the amount entered and rounds to the nearest cent. If the amount already includes IGI, it calculates the taxable amount by dividing by the corresponding factor instead of subtracting the percentage—the most common calculation error.
It does not decide which rate applies to your transaction. That is determined by law and depends on what you sell and to whom. It also does not account for exemptions, pro rata deduction rules or reverse charge. For a specific case, check the official source or ask your accounting firm.
The three figures must describe the same transaction: taxable amount, IGI amount and total. These formulas let you repeat the calculation and find an input or rounding error.
Calculate IGI using the selected rate, then add it to the taxable amount to obtain the total. Round monetary results to cents.
Do not subtract the percentage from the total. Divide by the rate factor, then subtract the resulting taxable amount from the total to obtain IGI.
For an invoice containing several rates, check each line or rate group separately before adding the document total.
IGI is Andorra’s general indirect tax. If you searched for “Andorra VAT,” IGI is the Andorran tax you need to check. This tool performs only the arithmetic calculation.
Multiply the taxable amount by the applicable rate to obtain IGI. Then add IGI to the taxable amount to obtain the total.
Divide the total by one plus the rate expressed as a decimal. The difference between the total and the resulting taxable amount is IGI.
The calculator cannot decide this. It depends on the transaction, the goods or services, the parties and any special rules. Confirm the treatment in the current official source or with your accounting firm.
The calculator performs arithmetic; it does not interpret your case. Always confirm the applicable rate, exemption and treatment before issuing or recording an invoice.
In AndCompta, every invoice line carries its own rate and the quarterly IGI register is updated automatically.