Complying with tax deadlines is key to avoiding surcharges and penalties. This is the summary of the main obligations set by the tax and labor calendar Andorra 2026 for companies and freelancers. Remember that, according to current regulations, if a due date falls on a holiday or weekend, the deadline is automatically extended to the next business day.
The frequency for filing the IGI depends directly on the previous year’s billing: monthly (for billing over €3.6M), quarterly (between €250,000 and €3.6M), or semi-annually (less than €250,000). In the quarterly regime, the deadlines are:
Companies must file the annual return within six months following the close of the financial year. This means that if the financial year closes on December 31st, the deadline is the month of July, with the corresponding advance payments during the year. For official queries on procedures, you can visit the Government’s procedures portal.
The IRPF return is filed with the Department of Taxes and Borders between April 1st and September 30th of the year following the tax period. Freelancers also make installment payments during the financial year.
CASS contributions are declared and paid monthly without exception. Freelancers have the opportunity to adjust their contribution base in January through the ordinary declaration.
The preparation of the annual accounts must be done by June 30th, followed by the mandatory deposit at the Register of Companies in accordance with the new General Accounting Plan (Decree 479/2025).
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