Are you waiting for a refund from the DGFiP and you did not see anything happen on July 21? Don’t panic, a second wave of transfers is coming this Tuesday, August 2, 2022. It will appear in your account under the name remb income tax.
Thursday July 21, 2022, some French households saw a refund bearing the mention remb income tax. This gift from the Directorate General of Public Finances (DGFiP) can be explained by two possibilities: either you have declared certain expenses (donations, home employment, childcare), which can be converted into reductions or tax credits, or your deduction the source was miscalculated, resulting in a too large deduction compared to the final amount of your tax. In both cases, a refund is due to you from the Public Treasury if the refund to be made is greater than or equal to 8 euros. This year, 13.7 million tax households (35%) benefit from a refund for a total amount of 11.5 billion euros, underlines the DGFiP.
A refund coming this Tuesday
On your side, you are entitled to a refund but have not received anything on your account? It may be normal. If a large number of households have already received the transfer, the others are scheduled for this Tuesday, August 2, 2022. With the interbank delays, it should, if you are concerned, appear on your account in the next few days.
Why not send everything on July 21? The DGFip explained to MoneyVox’s editorial staff a few days ago that this makes it possible to avoid any bugs in the face of the large volumes of refunds to be processed.
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Finally, if you have not given your bank details to the DGFiP, reimbursement will be made by check letterwhich will be addressed to your home at the end of July or during August.