Launched on Thursday, the 2022 online income statement was suspended Friday for the entire weekend, following errors in pre-filling statements, especially for teachers. One million people are affected. The online declaration service restored after three days of suspension.
He is back. After three days of suspension, the online reporting service was restored on Monday. As a precaution on Friday noon, following pre-filling errors noted by taxpayers, the Directorate General of Public Finance (DGFiP) decided to close access to the impots.gouv.fr site. Households can again check and validate their 2022 declaration on their 2021 income.
The tax authorities’ analysis concluded that the error concerned about 1million taxpayersall public officials, who had noticed a discrepancy between their real income and that of their pre-filled declarations, specified a spokesperson for the DGFiP, adding that a message would be sent to them individually to ensure that the error was corrected. corrected.
In concrete terms, this discrepancy concerns salaries and wages which appear in squares 1AJ / 1BJ and overtime hours exempt from the boxes 1GH/1HH: you should check the consistency between the amounts indicated in your pre-completed income tax return and those mentioned on the annual tax certificate issued by your employer for the year 2021 or the net taxable amount for the year appearing on the payslip from December 2021, explains the tax authorities.
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No impact on the amount of tax payable
These pre-filling errors will have no impact on the amount of tax payable. Indeed, the withholding tax applied to the taxpayers concerned has not been affected in any way. If you have already validated a declaration containing a pre-filling error, you will then be able to make the necessary correctionswhether online or in hard copy, says the press release from the DGFiP.
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For now, the calendar of the campaign that has just opened is maintained. It continues until May 19 for paper declarants and from May 24 to June 8 for online declarants.
The Minister of Public Accounts Olivier Dussopt confirmed at the end of the day on BFM Business that these deadlines were maintained.
We are at the very beginning of the declaration period, we are not at the stage where it is necessary to prolong the tax declaration campaign, he asserted.
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