Three reasons to live in the Principality
Despite having an area of only 468 square kilometers and a population of just over 71,000 inhabitants, Andorra has traditionally positioned itself as a multicultural and open country in which more than 100 different nationalities live together in a fully integrated way. This fact, together with its excellent location, in the middle of the Pyrenees between Spain and France, has made Andorra a very attractive country to live in, either on a fixed basis with the purchase of a house or flat or, temporarily, by renting a property.
What sets us apart from other real estate agencies
Low taxation is one of the main distinguishing features that residing in Andorra inherently entails. Thus, whether they are a natural person or a company, residents of Andorra have direct and indirect taxation (general IGI of 4.5%) that is very advantageous compared to the countries in their environment. A level of taxation that allows, among other advantages, companies to tax at a nominal rate of 10% on business profits, with deductions for certain activities that reduce the tax rate to 2%.
Personal income tax, which came into force in Andorra on January 1, 2015, also has a 10% tax on savings salaries and income. However, the first 24,000? € for income from work and the first 3,000? € for real estate income are not taxed. In addition, within the bonus section, there are deductions for the creation of jobs, as well as the exemption, provided that the requirements are met, from the indirect tax on real estate transfers (ITP).
Viure in an advantageous fiscal environment
Despite having an area of only 468 square kilometers and a population of just over 71,000 inhabitants, Andorra has traditionally positioned itself as a multicultural and open country in which more than 100 different nationalities live together in a fully integrated way. This fact, together with its excellent location, in the middle of the Pyrenees between Spain and France, has made Andorra a very attractive country to live in, either on a fixed basis with the purchase of a house or flat or, temporarily, by renting a property.