Which deadlines apply to you?
Choose your legal form, IGI filing frequency and whether you carry on an economic activity to see which recurring obligations apply.
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How it works
It compares the profile you select with the usual recurring obligations of an Andorran business and hides those that do not apply. Each item shows its frequency and, where applicable, the tax return form used to file it.
When it helps
- To get your bearings at the start of the year and understand the recurring obligations a business like yours may have.
- To check how often a particular obligation recurs, who sets it and where the source is published.
- To explain to a partner or new employee what each deadline in the calendar means.
When it's not enough
- Exact dates depend on your entity, financial year and IGI filing frequency. A generic calendar is indicative by definition; what you ultimately need is a calendar for your own entity.
- It does not know what you have completed or what remains outstanding. A deadline is useful only when it is tied to the figures you must file that day.
What it does not do
It lists obligations, not exact dates. Those depend on your financial year and the deadlines currently in force, which you must check against the official source. It also excludes sector-specific duties and individual circumstances. Use it as a starting point for a conversation with your accounting firm, not as a substitute for advice.
What if you never had to do it by hand again?
The product calendar is calculated for your entity, with the source of each rule next to it.