We are all looking for a way to reduce the tax bill when it comes time to pay. While most French people most often think of tax credits and reductions, these are not the only levers that save money in the face of taxation. We reveal 5 tax benefits very often forgotten, but just as interesting!
There are no small savings ! Everything is good to take especially when it comes to taxation. The mere sight of an envelope bearing the sign of taxes can give hives to many French people! A task often dreaded by taxpayers who do not know all the tax cogs involved in the tough task of the tax return. However, some know how to get out of the game and rely on a set of tax advantages to reduce the pain when it comes time to pay it.
Even if the declaration period has just come to an end, with a deadline of June 8, 2023 for the last departments concerned, we offer you some little tips to reduce the amount of your tax next year! The tax return on which the tax is based to calculate the amount you need to take into account many criteria. All you have to do is forget to tick a box or not declare a situation that will give you a tax advantage to change the situation! We reveal these five tax advantages very often forgotten when it comes time to complete your tax return.
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Make the choice of the progressive scale for taxation
As a general rule, the tax return is subject to a single flat-rate levy if you do not indicate that you wish to benefit from the progressive scale. You just have to tick the 20P box of your declaration to benefit from it.
Single or single parents, do not forget to indicate it
By declaring your dependent children, you will then benefit from an additional half share of your family quotient for each child. Do not forget to tick box T if you are single parents since it entitles you to 1 share of the family quotient.
Attaching an adult child to the household
It is quite possible to attach an adult child to a household to earn a share of the family quotient, but this can only be done under certain conditions. The adult child must not be over 25 and must have been registered as a student between January 1 and December 31 of the previous year.
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Compensatory benefits
If you are forced to pay compensatory benefits in the context of a divorce to compensate for the standard of living of your former spouse, you can benefit from a tax reduction. This reduction will be equal to 25% of these services with a limit of 30,500 euros per year.
Accessibility to housing
Any work carried out with the aim of making accommodation more accessible for a handicapped or disabled person living in the household will make it possible to benefit from a tax reduction.
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