what boxes to fill in

[sue]

Thanks guys for all you help so far. Can someone give me the box ref where i can enter state pension on the 2042 and a small private pension on the 2047. I also believe there is a form that my parents need to fill in stating what English account they have ( something i need to do to)

[NormanH]

Have a look at this

http://services.completefrance.com/forums/completefrance/cs/forums/1196188/ShowPost.aspx

A lot of people, some whom are no longer posting, put quite a bit of time into preparing it.

Of course we will be glad to help if necessary, but there is no point in re-inventing the wheel[:)]

[sue]

NormanH i have looked at that page so many times in the last few days that i was about to moan and say I cant see where it says about pensions. However somehow i missed the pension bit i think because it said about government teachers pension. I shall stay quite now Thank you

[idun]

Just curious, where did you get your parents tax form from in the end.

[AnOther]

Not knocking the guide you linked to Norman but it is 5 years old now and in places not necessarily reflective of the current forms.

[suein56]

[quote user="AnOther"]Not knocking the guide you linked to Norman but it is 5 years old now and in places not necessarily reflective of the current forms. [/quote]

Not sure re this year's form, but the filling-in-your-tax-form guide was updated in 2011 to reflect the changes brought in then.

Sue

[parsnips]

[quote user="AnOther"]Not knocking the guide you linked to Norman but it is 5 years old now and in places not necessarily reflective of the current forms.

[/quote]

Hi,

     That guide , although updated in 2011, is not correct for UK rental income, as can be verified by looking at the notice to this years 2047 which has , at last, been updated.

On page 3 sec B 1) b - it clearly states that the Royaume-Uni  is one of the states whose "revenus immobiliers"-rents- are exonerated by a credit equal to the french tax; in other words exactly as the guide  describes for  government pensions ; 2047 VI and 2042 8TK.

[NormanH]

[quote user="sue"]NormanH i have looked at that page so many times in the last few days that i was about to moan and say I cant see where it says about pensions. However somehow i missed the pension bit i think because it said about government teachers pension. I shall stay quite now Thank you[/quote]

Please don't "stay quiet" sue.  The whole point of this site is to ask for help and get it whenever possible.

I just thought you might not have found that page.

[sue]

Hi Norman, think my post came over wrong. I was basically calling my self an idiot

[sue]

The forms a slowy but surely coming on line. Downloaded the 2047 on Friday. The 2042 was still not updated then. Will check again later

[NormanH]

[quote user="sue"]Hi Norman, think my post came over wrong. I was basically calling my self an idiot[/quote]

That's a refreshing change. Usually people are calling other people idiots here[6]

[sue]

I dont often admit I am an idiot but sometimes its that blatant I have too

[John Brown]

You're not on your own.

I can be an idiot sometimes ( or so my wife keeps telling me )

If you don't ask you don't learn. It's when you don't learn that's the problem

Glass of Merlot or Tax Form? Merlot wins again

John

[Pickles]

We've just received a letter from the Fisc saying that they are changing the online login this year. Initially, it will be as in the last few years (you need numero fiscal, numero de teledeclarant and RFR (revenue fiscal de reference from previous year). However, once past that, you will be able to choose a password and subsequently be able to  log in with just the numero fiscal and the password.

They are also plugging an "app" for smartphones: I'm not sure that that's such a wonderful idea ...

[NormanH]

Isn't that app only for the simple case where you agree with the pre-filled form, and wish to confirm, or have I misunderstood?

[Pickles]

[quote user="NormanH"]Isn't that app only for the simple case where you agree with the pre-filled form, and wish to confirm, or have I misunderstood?

[/quote]

Dunno - haven't bothered looking it up. However, I will now do so and see what it does.

[Oboulez]

re government service pensions, what do I put down for 'nature du revenu', plus, last year following advice on this blog I wrote something down to say that it was taxed in the Uk and exempt from french tax - quoting some EU type agreement. Can anybody help with what I should write? Ta

[Oboulez]

further to my last, I have just done the online form & its calculations suggest that I will have a tax bill of quite a few hundred euro's. The calculations will obviously have been made automatically not taking into account that I am not liable to french tax under the double taxation agreement which the phrase subject to my post a couple of minutes ago referred to. I assume that I enter this free text in the 'any oher information' box which will be then taken into consideration????