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10. French Wealth Tax

  1. 10.1. Liability to the Tax in France
    10.2. What Assets are Included in French Wealth Tax?
    10.3. Rate of Wealth Taxation in France
    10.4. Wealth Tax Declarations


10.4. Wealth Tax Declaration in France

If you are resident in France then the tax is payable by 15 June each year; if you are a non-resident European you have until 15 July; if non-resident from elsewhere you have until 1 Sept.

The declaration should be made on Form 2725 accompanied by supporting documentation.

Non residents should contact the Centre des non-résidents at Centre des impôts des Non-Résidents (CINR), 10, rue du centre, Noisy-le-Grand (93).

Their e mail address is cinr.paris@dgi.finances.gouv.


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