FrenchEntrée Webinar: French Tax & Tax Returns: Your Questions Answered

French Tax & Tax Returns: Your Questions Answered
Join host Zoë Smith in this special edition FrenchEntrée webinar as she interviews Eliane Rakotonoel, our expert advisor from Elitax.
Whether you're a French expat, a retiree living in France, or a French property owner, you'll find valuable insights and strategies in this informative webinar. Get answers to your questions about French taxes and tax returns, and learn how to navigate the complex French tax system.
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Timestamps:
05:34 - Tax for French residents
05:48 - Income tax liabilities for a French resident
07:17 - French income tax vs French social charges
08:55 - Tax return filing in France
10:40 - What you need to file a tax return in France
12:36 - Tax return deadlines in France
14:10 - Does fiscal household affect French tax?
16:03 - Tax credits and reductions for French expats
19:39 - Pension declaration in France: Taxes and social charges
21:52 - Foreign bank accounts declaration in France
29:09 - Foreign Income
29:10 - Declaring foreign income in France
30:42 - How is the revenu fiscal de référence calculated on your French avis d'imposition?
39:20 - Q&A
46:43 - Non-resident questions
46:57 - How do I know if I am a tax resident in France?
51:31 - What is a French wealth Tax? Who is liable for it?
54:39 - What is the new déclaration d'occupation for French property owners?
58:40 - Final Q&A

[@paulfinlayson1274]

Excellent…..merci beaucoup 🥰

Je vous en prie mon ami!

[@mrgrumpy5116]

Internet reporting is mandatory if your principal residence is equipped with internet access and you are able to file your return online. ... if you are not equipped you can enter a paper tax return

Hi Mr Grumpy, Yes, in rare cases where the tax payer does not have access to the internet, a paper return will of course be allowed. I would recommend that anyone in this situation consults their local tax office prior to submitting your tax return. Best regards, Zoe

[@johnoneill4530]

My English pension has been taxed in Britain what do I have to about the residue being taxed in France where I am resident?

Hi John, Our expert Eliane answers this question in detail in the webinar. If you need more help, don't hesitate to reach out to us at [e-mail] and we'll put you in touch with Elitax. Best regards, Zoe