What you need to know, with the source alongside it
Reference guides on accounting and tax obligations in Andorra. No figure without a link to the official publication that sets it.
Reference, tools and vocabulary
Tax calendar
The due dates of the year for an Andorran company.
02IGI guide
Rates, filing periods and how the indirect tax is settled.
03General Accounting Plan
The Andorran chart of accounts and what it means for you.
04Official forms
Tax forms and what AndCompta prepares.
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GlossaryFiscal and accounting dictionary
Fifty terms you will encounter on invoices, tax forms, and in conversations with your accounting firm—first in one sentence, then in plain English. Terms grounded in Andorran law include a link to the official source.
This page is general information, not tax advice. Always check the official source and, for your specific case, consult a registered professional.
Why each figure has a link
Most tax information on the internet concerns another country. When it does discuss Andorra, it often omits when the information applied and where it came from. A tax rule without an effective date is no basis for a decision.
These guides follow the same rule as the product: no legal or tax claim without the source that supports it and the date on which it was checked. If we cannot link a figure, we do not publish it.
This means that sometimes a guide will tell you "it depends on your entity" instead of giving you a number. It is deliberate. A generic calendar that looks accurate is more dangerous than one that admits what it doesn't know.
About these guides
Is this tax advice?
No. It is reference material with the official source alongside it. Your specific obligations depend on your entity, activity and volume, and must be confirmed by the competent authority or your accounting firm.
How often do you check them?
Every citation shows the date on which a person opened the source and confirmed the text. The system warns when a citation goes more than six months without review, because an unchecked source eventually becomes worse than no source at all.
I found an error. What should I do?
Write to us and we will correct it, with the source. We prefer an awkward correction to a page that someone uses to make the wrong decision.