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Taxing times in Andorra

Andorra, the tiny nation in the Pyrenees mountains on the border between Spain and France, is poised to introduce personal income tax, putting an end to its status as a tax haven as it comes under pressure from its European neighbours to tackle tax evasion.
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Andorra, the tiny nation in the Pyrenees mountains on the border between Spain and France, is poised to introduce personal income tax, putting an end to its status as a tax haven as it comes under pressure from its European neighbours to tackle tax evasion.
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Andorra is poised to introduce a personal income tax, a move reported to put an end to its long-standing status as a tax haven.

The article says Andorra is introducing personal income tax because it is coming under pressure from its European neighbours to tackle tax evasion.

Yes — according to the article, the planned personal income tax is expected to put an end to Andorra's status as a tax haven.

Andorra is a tiny nation in the Pyrenees mountains on the border between Spain and France; its location matters because it sits between European neighbours pushing for measures to combat tax evasion.

No — the article reports that Andorra is 'poised to introduce' personal income tax but does not provide a specific timeline or start date.

The article specifically mentions the introduction of personal income tax; it does not discuss any changes to corporate tax rules.

Yes — the article states the shift is happening as Andorra comes under pressure from European neighbours to tackle tax evasion.

No — the article does not detail the specific impacts on everyday investors or residents; it only reports the planned introduction of personal income tax and the reasons given for the change.