Welcome to my step-by-step tutorial about submitting an French income tax declaration offline by post. It also includes the first time tax declarations. The various resources to help you complete your tax declaration are available below.
Offline Paper Declaration
Online Declaration
Useful Articles
- How To Do Your First Income Tax Declaration In France? (includes getting the Tax ID /numéro fiscal too)
- Tax: List Of Income Tax Declaration Forms In France
- Tax: Essential Documents for Income Tax declaration in France
- Tax: French Income Tax Declaration Deadlines In 2024 For AY2023 Income
- Tax: 2024 Income Tax simulator for income earned during 2023
- Tax: Form 3916 – Declaration Of Foreign Bank, Insurance And Investment Accounts
- Tax: French Income Tax Brackets And Tax Rates In 2024
- List Of English-speaking Finance & Tax Advisors In France
- What Is France Services? – Government In Proximity
- Tax: Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) Between France And Various Countries
- Tax: Do I Have To Declare The Various Social Benefits And Employer Allowances?
- Tax: Can I Declare The Money Transferred to My Dependant Parents?
- Tax: Declaration of capital gains from Plan d’épargne en actions (PEA)?
- Tax: Difference between Tax Deduction, Tax Reduction & Tax Credit in France
- Tax: How to declare your Foreign bank interest income in 2047 & 2042 tax forms?
- Tax: Should I declare the income earned before moving to France?
- Tax: Declaration when one spouse is living outside France
- Tax: Declaration of Indian Income in France based on DTAA
Sources & References
- Brochure pratique 2024 de l’impôt sur le revenu impots.gouv.fr
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Any finance-related information shared is not professional legal, tax, or investment advice. The information provided is of an educational and general nature and is not investment advice within the meaning of Articles L. 321-1 and D. 321-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code. Investment carries risks of loss and past performance does not guarantee future performance. For all professional advice, please consult a certified financial planner, CGP, CIF, tax consultant, etc.
First, thank you very much for this wonderful resource that you have created for the Indian community in France, with great dedication.
I actually have a question rather than a comment, on the topic of declaration of Indian accounts and different kinds of investment income in India, in the French income tax declaration.
How about capital gains realised through the sale of property in India? Are they to be declared?
Thanks for any insight on this.
Hello Anou,
Property income in India is not taxable in France. So, it must be declared as exempt income via annexure 2047 and other relevant forms.
If its not clear, please contact a tax professional in France ad et professional tax advice as per Indo-French DTAA. Sorry, I cannot go beyond certain topics via this free community support system.
Cheers,
Prasanth
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