Some French people must complete their tax return before this Tuesday, May 21 at 11:59 p.m. However, this only concerns a minority of people. Explanations.
Like every year, we are entering the end of the fiscal year. It is therefore time to complete and return your tax return to the General Directorate of Public Finances. The campaign was launched on April 11 and has different deadlines ranging from six to eight weeks.
Thus, some taxpayers will have to complete the procedure earlier than others. Those affected by this measure will have until Tuesday May 21 at 11:59 p.m.. But who will have to comply with this rule for their 2024 tax declaration?
You have until May 21 if…
This date concerns all people who have opted for a paper form of their tax return. Please note that to use it, it is mandatory to prove that it is completely impossible to use the digital method. Moreover, to make this option simpler, the government has even updated the Impots Gouv application to allow you to complete your declaration directly on your smartphone.
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For those using the paper method, it is important to remember that the postmark is authentic of the date the document was sent. Be careful of delays, because the risks involve surcharge and interest.
Deadlines for other taxpayers
All the rest of the taxpayers who have opted for an online declaration have several deadlines. In fact, the General Directorate of Public Finances has created three zones. These depend on the departments of residence. Departments 1 to 19 and non-resident households have until Thursday May 23 11:59 p.m.. Departments 20 to 54 (including Corsica) will have access to the service until Thursday May 30, 11:59 p.m.. Finally, departments 55 and beyond (including the DOM) will be able to complete the declaration until Thursday June 6, 11:59 p.m..
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We therefore invite you to look at this list carefully and mark in red the date that concerns you. Just like people who have opted for the paper route, you can inherit surcharges and interest if you file your taxes late. So, be careful!
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