Thursday marks final deadline for French tax declarations
Thursday marks the final deadline for the French income tax declaration - with those who have not already done so required to complete their declaration by midnight.
The annual income tax declaration must be completed by virtually everyone who lives in France - even those who have no income here (for example retirees living on a pension from another country).
The final deadline is 11.59pm on Thursday, June 8th - and that is for inhabitants of départements 55 to 96, and France's overseas départements, to file online.
The deadline for other areas of France, and for people who file their declaration on paper, have already passed.
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The process is now largely online, but there are also exemptions for people who do not have internet access or those not confident on completing the process online.
You can find the full tax calendar HERE.
If you were unable to complete the declaration in time, you have until June 29th to contact the tax office and request a remise gracieuse (remission) in order to avoid late fees and penalties. Full details of how to apply for an extension HERE.
The annual declaration should include details of all your income, even that from outside France.
You can find full details on how to complete the form HERE and further information in our tax section HERE.
If you own property in France, this year you must also complete a one-off property tax declaration. The deadline for this is June 30th.
READ ALSO Your questions answered on the property tax declaration
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The annual income tax declaration must be completed by virtually everyone who lives in France - even those who have no income here (for example retirees living on a pension from another country).
The final deadline is 11.59pm on Thursday, June 8th - and that is for inhabitants of départements 55 to 96, and France's overseas départements, to file online.
The deadline for other areas of France, and for people who file their declaration on paper, have already passed.
READ ALSO How to file your 2023 French income tax declaration
The process is now largely online, but there are also exemptions for people who do not have internet access or those not confident on completing the process online.
You can find the full tax calendar HERE.
If you were unable to complete the declaration in time, you have until June 29th to contact the tax office and request a remise gracieuse (remission) in order to avoid late fees and penalties. Full details of how to apply for an extension HERE.
The annual declaration should include details of all your income, even that from outside France.
You can find full details on how to complete the form HERE and further information in our tax section HERE.
If you own property in France, this year you must also complete a one-off property tax declaration. The deadline for this is June 30th.
READ ALSO Your questions answered on the property tax declaration
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