Andorra flagAndorra tax guide 2026

Andorra caps personal income tax at 10% — one of the lowest ceilings in Europe. The first EUR 24,000 of general income is tax-free, the next EUR 16,000 costs 5%, and only income above EUR 40,000 pays the full 10%. Savings income enjoys its own EUR 3,000 exemption, dividends from Andorran companies are exempt entirely, and there is no wealth, inheritance or gift tax.

Rate range
0% – 10%
Key allowance
First EUR 24,000 of general income at 0%; first EUR 3,000 of savings income exempt
Tax year
Calendar year 2026
Filing deadline
30 September 2027 (window opens 1 April 2027)

Taxes covered

Special regimes

  • Impost sobre la Renda de les Persones Físiques (IRPF)

    The resident income tax: 0% to EUR 24,000, 5% to EUR 40,000, 10% above — the 10% is the income-tax ceiling — though property flipped within 2 years carries a separate 15% charge.

  • Andorran-dividend exemption

    Dividends from Andorran companies reach resident shareholders at 0%.

  • 10-year property exemption

    Resident individuals selling Andorran real estate after 10 years of ownership pay 0% on the gain.

Recent changes

  • 2024-01-01Real estate gains were folded into the main income tax frameworks: sales within 2 years now carry 10% plus a 5% speculation surcharge (15% total), easing by holding period to full exemption at 10 years for resident individuals.
  • 2026-01-01No changes to the personal scale for 2026 — the 0%/5%/10% bands, EUR 3,000 savings exemption and 6.5% employee social contribution carry forward unchanged per public guides.

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