Income tax or property tax? Or both? This Thursday, October 26 is a double chance for payments from the DGFiP Public Finances: depending on your situation, you may both be affected by the payment of the 2023 property tax, and at the same time by a scheduled income tax levy .
One, or two, or zero. The General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFiP) is taking part in a large number of online bank statements this Thursday, October 26. With one, two or zero withdrawals. Who is affected?
Property tax 2023: levy day due
The deadline for payment of the land tax was certainly, theoretically, October 16. In reality, this chance only applied if you paid this local tax by check, TIP SEPA or in cash. If the amount paid is greater than 300 euros, online payment was obligatory.
However, whether you have chosen to pay online (procedure open until October 21, 2023) or choose to join the withdrawal on maturity, the debit on your account will be made this Thursday, October 26. Reason why a substantial sum is therefore withdrawn from your bank account: a withdrawal which therefore concerns two thirds of taxpayers subject to property tax, since only households with monthly payments (around a third) are not withdrawn this Thursday.
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2023 tax on 2022 income: 2nd withdrawal of the balance
For income tax, the levy on October 26 affects fewer people. First condition: you are only concerned if you are one of the 10 million households with a tax balance due in 2023, information appearing on your last tax notice.
Second condition: if, among these 10 million households, you are part of those whose balance exceeds 300 euros. If this is your case, the payment of this balance is spread over 4 chances: Monday September 25, Thursday October 26, then Monday November 27 and Tuesday December 26, 2023.
Code name of today’s withdrawal: creditor GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF PUBLIC FINANCES, wording BALANCE TAX INCOME 2022 INVOICE NUMBER XXX.
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