Source-cited draft: payroll & social contributions for Andorra (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Social security (CASS) and payroll | Andorra's social security fund, the Caixa Andorrana de Seguretat Social (CASS), is funded by combined employer and employee contributions totalling 22% of gross salary. Andorra has no separate wage-withholding (PAYE) of income tax on salaries; IRPF is settled mainly by annual return, though employers may operate withholdings on account. | |
| Total CASS contribution rate | 22% of gross monthly salary (employer + employee combined)Llei de la seguretat social (CASS) | |
| Employer CASS contribution | 15.5% of gross salary (7% general branch + 8.5% retirement branch)Llei de la seguretat social (CASS) | |
| Employee CASS contribution | 6.5% of gross salary (3% general branch + 3.5% retirement branch)Llei de la seguretat social (CASS) | |
| General branch (healthcare) split | 10% total (7% employer + 3% employee)Llei de la seguretat social (CASS) | |
| Retirement (pension) branch split | 12% total (8.5% employer + 3.5% employee)Llei de la seguretat social (CASS) | |
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Andorra's social security fund, the Caixa Andorrana de Seguretat Social (CASS), is funded by combined employer and employee contributions totalling 22% of gross salary. Andorra has no separate wage-withholding (PAYE) of income tax on salaries; IRPF is settled mainly by annual return, though employers may operate withholdings on account.
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| Approximately 22% applied to a reference base (with reduced regimes available for low-income self-employed)Llei de la seguretat social (CASS) |
| Contribution base | Gross monthly salary; CASS uses minimum and maximum reference bases set annuallyLlei de la seguretat social (CASS) |
| Statutory minimum wage (salari minim) | Set annually by the Govern d'Andorra; used as a reference for contribution minimumsDecret del salari minim interprofessional |
| Income-tax wage withholding (PAYE equivalent) | No general PAYE system; salaried employees self-assess IRPF by annual return, though employers may apply withholdings on account in some casesLlei 5/2014 IRPF |
| CASS remittance deadline | Employers declare and pay CASS contributions monthly, generally by the end of the following monthLlei de la seguretat social (CASS) |
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