Tick tock. 36 hours flat. The declaration is now! Or it’s already too late… After the first two chances, here is the last deadline for the declaration of income. It concerns Paris, Strasbourg, Lyon, etc.
Zone 3. If you live in the Paris region, Poitiers, Vende, Alsace, Toulon, Niort, Rouen, Pau, Clermont-Ferrand, Beauvais, Lille, Vannes or even in Guadeloupe or La Runion, you only have 3 days left to declare your 2022 income to the tax authorities. This Thursday evening, June 8, past midnight, it will be too late.
| Departments | Deadline |
|---|---|
| 1 19 and non-resident households | THURSDAY May 2511:59 p.m. |
| 20 54 | THURSDAY June 1st11:59 p.m. |
| 55 and beyond | THURSDAY June 811:59 p.m. |
Source: DGFiP
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Deadline passed? What to do?
Whoops. You forgot to declare in time? Depending on your situation, the consequences will be different…
If you are ever eligible for automatic declaration, it does not matter. In your case: do nothing = declare. More precisely, the slogan of the tax authorities concerning the more than 10 million tax households eligible for this tacit declaration is moreover: to verify is to declare. If you have not added or modified anything to the pre-filled information, you do not have to do anything, adds the DGFiP. But you still want to check for errors, omissions, or claim the credits and discounts to which they are entitled.
Second scenario: you are not eligible for automatic declaration and you are therefore going to complete a late declaration. One and only solution: hurry up! Because declaring your expenses and income out of time leads to a late declaration, which exposes you to a 10% increase in income tax. Which is likely to increase if the delay worsens. It all depends on your personal situation…
What fine if you validate your 2023 declaration late?
You validated on time… but you need to correct an amount? No problem. The form remains accessible and editable on impots.gouv.fr until June 28. Except in the event of an imposing full income long after the deadline, you risk no significant penalty for making a change a few days after the deadline.
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