Dividend tax in Andorra 2026
Dividends from Andorran companies carry 0% tax for resident shareholders — a full exemption, not a reduced rate.
Foreign dividends count as savings income: the first EUR 3,000 (with other savings income) is exempt, the rest taxed at 10%.
Andorra also charges no withholding when local companies pay dividends to non-residents.
Company profits are taxed at 10% at corporate level, which is why the personal exemption exists.
At a glance
- top rate
- 10% (foreign dividends); 0% (Andorran dividends)
- entry band
- EUR 3,000 savings exemption before the 10%
- tax year basis
- Calendar year 2026
- filing deadline
- With the annual return, by 30 September 2027
- residency basis
- Exemption applies to residents; non-residents face no Andorran dividend tax either
- regime flag
- Local-dividend exemption rewards investing through Andorran companies
Rates
Dividend taxation 2026
| Situation | Rate |
|---|---|
| Resident receiving Andorran-company dividend | 0% |
| Resident receiving foreign dividend | 10% after the shared EUR 3,000 savings exemption |
| Non-resident receiving Andorran-company dividend | 0% — no withholding |
Marginal rates apply within each band.
Thresholds & allowances
- Andorran-dividend exemptionUnlimited
No cap and no minimum holding period for the 0% on local dividends.
- Savings income exemptionEUR 3,000
Shared across interest, foreign dividends and financial gains each year.
Residency
Residency trigger
Residents enjoy the local-dividend exemption and the 10% savings rate on foreign payouts; the shareholder declares foreign dividends in the annual return.
Non-resident treatment
Dividends and interest from Andorran sources to non-residents are exempt from the non-resident tax — payments flow gross.
Notes
- An entrepreneur paying themselves EUR 100,000 in dividends from their Andorran company owes 0 personal tax on it; the company has already paid up to 10% on profits.
- A resident with EUR 20,000 of foreign dividends and no other savings income pays 10% on 17,000 — EUR 1,700.
- Because source countries often withhold 15% or more on dividends before they arrive, the practical cost of foreign holdings usually exceeds the Andorran 10%.
FAQ
What tax do I pay on dividends from my own Andorran company?
0% — Andorran-company dividends are exempt from the resident income tax without limit.
And on my foreign portfolio dividends?
10% above the EUR 3,000 yearly savings exemption. On EUR 10,000 of foreign dividends (no other savings income), that is EUR 700.
Figures: tax year 2026, compiled from public sources. Not tax advice.