The State pensions - OAP - are, bizarrely, detailed as 'privé'. Which can be confusing.
And a local authority pension - teaching etc - comes under 'public'.
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suein56
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curtis
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Exactly, in fact I was misinformed last year by the Inspector and have just realized.
He said it was privé and I declared as such.
Not sure what the difference is?
Does it mean it is assumed it will be taxed in the uk (when it isn't) ?
Sorted now.
He said it was privé and I declared as such.
Not sure what the difference is?
Does it mean it is assumed it will be taxed in the uk (when it isn't) ?
Sorted now.
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curtis
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Hopefully a last question.
On the 2047 when declaring dividends from investments it is indicated in the guide to quote 17.7% tax; But no tax is paid on dividends in the UK
So according to the guide, on the figure quoted in 203 the 17.7% result is transferred to 8VL (and 8PL as well ?).
On the 2047 when declaring dividends from investments it is indicated in the guide to quote 17.7% tax; But no tax is paid on dividends in the UK
So according to the guide, on the figure quoted in 203 the 17.7% result is transferred to 8VL (and 8PL as well ?).
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curtis
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Any thoughts before I press the send button this morning. Last day here today.
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Polarengineer
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Send it and avoid the fines. you have lots of time to correct it once you have solved your concerns.
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hughnique
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Am I to assume that the deadline for filling in tax return has now passed, never filled them in before as we always went to the local impots with a list of our pensions / income, in sterling and let them convert and enter the figures. Obviously that avenue is now closed as we departed France this year.
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elsie
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Yes, the deadline for filling in tax return has now passed!
I think you should have enough information from your assessments for previous years to be able to log on to the online web site https://www.impots.gouv.fr/accueil and then Connexion à mon espace Finances publiques at the top. From there you can send a private message to your local tax office explaining your situation and asking for guidance on making a delayed declaration.
The French tax return you should have completed for this year would have been for you income in 2025. Next year you will have to complete a tax return for the few months you still in France in 2026.
I think you should have enough information from your assessments for previous years to be able to log on to the online web site https://www.impots.gouv.fr/accueil and then Connexion à mon espace Finances publiques at the top. From there you can send a private message to your local tax office explaining your situation and asking for guidance on making a delayed declaration.
The French tax return you should have completed for this year would have been for you income in 2025. Next year you will have to complete a tax return for the few months you still in France in 2026.