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Personal Taxation in France
 - 1. Overview
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 - 3. Income Tax Liability
 - 4. Income Tax Return
 - 5. Calculating Income Tax Liability
 - 6. Payment of Income Tax
 - 7. Social Security Contributions
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 - 9. Local Property Taxes
 - 10. French Wealth Tax
 - 11. Capital Gains Tax
 - 12. Gifts Tax
 - 13. Tax Inspection
 - 14. Tax Complaints
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13. Tax Inspections in France

  1. 13.1. Levels of Tax Control
  2. 13.2. Tax Penalties & Sanctions
  3. 13.3. Recovery of Unpaid French Taxes
  4. 13.4. French Tax Claims
  5. 13.5. Determination of Tax Status


13.3. Unpaid Taxes in France - Time Limits for Recovery

As a general rule the tax authority can go back three years for the recovery of underpaid taxes.

So, for amounts due in 2007, the tax authority have until the end of 2010.

In the case of local taxes and rates the recovery period is one year.

If tax authority themselves make an error then they can recover underpaid tax for up to a further year following submission of tax return, which may be increased to a further two years in the case of inheritance tax or where there is evidence of fraud.

However, in all cases where there has been non declaration, in gift or inheritance tax cases, or where legal proceedings are taken, then the recovery period has recently been reduced from ten to six years for procedures arising after June 2008.




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