Transparency
The main regulatory frameworks to promote the exchange of fiscal information
The main regulatory frameworks to promote the exchange of fiscal information
On 16 June 2014 Andorra became the 48th signatory country of the OECD Declaration on Automatic Exchange of Information on Tax Matters.
Q&A about the international standard regulated by the Common Reporting Standard that establishes how the authorities of the signatory countries exchange banking information.
Q&A about the agreement on the automatic exchange of fiscal information between the Principality of Andorra and the European Union which took effect on 1 January 2017.
Date of signing of agreements fiscal information-sharing agreements upon request and effective date.
These are international treaties entered into for the purpose of avoiding double taxation through a series of measures taken by the parties to the treaty.
On 7 September 2009, the General Council adopted Law 3/2009 which regulates the sharing of fiscal information upon request.
In 2004 Andorra signed an agreement with the European Union on the taxation of savings income. Since then, Andorran regulations have been evolving steadily towards transparency.
BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) is a term that refers to tax planning strategies used by multinational companies to shift their profits to countries with little or no taxation.
The regulation aims to control tax evasion by identifying citizens and residents of the United States who withdraw funds deposited in foreign institutions.
ISDA is an organisation that works for transparency in the derivatives market with more than 850 member institutions from 68 countries around the world.
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