Avis D'Impot

[irlandais]

Just received my first Avis d'Impot.

I'd like to pay by cheque or direct debit.

What do I return to the tax office?

Just the cheque / completed dd form or do I need to return the entire document also?

[Clair]

Hi Irlandais

Have a look at the impots payment website (https://www.telepaiement.cp.finances.gouv.fr/)

You can register to pay online from there.

I cannot help re monthly payments as I pay mine in one hit to get it out of the way!

To pay by cheque, just sent it to the address at the top left of the right-hand page with a copy of the avis, to be on the safe side.

Always keep the original, never ever send it or give it.

You can copy it and sign the copy as a proof of its authenticity (see bottom of the left page)

[irlandais]

[quote user="Clair"]Hi Irlandais

Have a look at the impots payment website (https://www.telepaiement.cp.finances.gouv.fr/)

You can register to pay online from there.

I cannot help re monthly payments as I pay mine in one hit to get it out of the way!

To pay by cheque, just sent it to the address at the top left of the right-hand page with a copy of the avis, to be on the safe side.

Always keep the original, never ever send it or give it.

You can copy it and sign the copy as a proof of its authenticity (see bottom of the left page)

[/quote]

Thanks!

[irlandais]

On further examination, I'm a little confused.

On the last page, there is a declaration that this is the total amout I owe for 2006 etc..., to be signed.

If this form is not to be returned, why bother with having this declaration?

[Sunday Driver]

The declaration has to be signed before you present a copy of the tax avis for other purposes, eg when updating your CMU health insurance subscription or claiming benefits.

Best advice is to sign it now then it's done.

 

[SC]

What you describe is your Avis d'Impot, you will receive your Avis d'Imposition later that has a tear off payment section with all the details you will need.

Steve

[irlandais]

[quote user="Sc"]

What you describe is your Avis d'Impot, you will receive your Avis d'Imposition later that has a tear off payment section with all the details you will need.

Steve

[/quote]

Can you explain the difference?

My Avis d'Impot states clearly the "Somme a payer"

and the "date limite de paiment" (end of next month)

If I will receive a separate document, why include this info now?

This is getting more complicated by the minute...

[londoneye]

Hi

I submitted my first tax return this year, and haven't received anything - should I contact them, or just wait?

Does everyone who submits a tax form get an Avis D'Impot?

[cooperlola]

[quote user="londoneye"]

Hi

I submitted my first tax return this year, and haven't received anything - should I contact them, or just wait?

Does everyone who submits a tax form get an Avis D'Impot?

[/quote]I haven't got mine either - it's really a bit early - maybe our o/p's is out of sync' for some reason?  Wait for the moment and you should get one eventually (normally nearer the end of the year, if I remember rightly, SD?)

[BJSLIV]

The Avis d'impot gives the balance outstanding taking into account any payments already made.

The avis d'imposition is the certificate you use to prove your taxable income.

 

Réception de l'avis d'impôt le revenu

Les contribuables ayant souscrit une déclaration de revenus reçoivent l'avis d'impôt sur le revenu au cours de l'été. 

L'avis d'impôt sur le revenu comporte : 

• l'ensemble des éléments déclarés : situation et charges de famille, les revenus imposables, les déductions et réductions d'impôt, le montant de l'impôt, 

• l'indication du  revenu fiscal de référence .  

• le décompte de la somme restant à payer après déduction des versements déjà effectués, 

• les adresses, numéros de téléphone et horaires d'ouverture de votre centre des impôts et de votre trésorerie. 

Utilisation de l'avis d'imposition

Certains avantages fiscaux (exonération des impôts locaux, de la redevance télévision, prime d'Etat d'un plan d'épargne populaire) et sociaux (exonération ou allégement de CSG sur certains revenus) sont réservés aux personnes dont la non-imposition ou la faible imposition résulte de la modicité de leurs revenus. 

Lorsqu'un organisme demande un justificatif de ressources, le contribuable lui remet la copie de l'avis d'impôt sur le revenu. 

Il faut toujours conserver l'original. 

[Clair]

This is getting very confusing indeed.

[quote]Utilisation de l'avis d'imposition

Lorsqu'un organisme demande un justificatif de ressources, le contribuable lui remet la copie de l'avis d'impôt sur le revenu.[/quote][8-)][8-)]

[SC]

[quote user="irlandais"][quote user="Sc"]

What you describe is your Avis d'Impot, you will receive your Avis d'Imposition later that has a tear off payment section with all the details you will need.

Steve

[/quote]
Can you explain the difference?

My Avis d'Impot states clearly the "Somme a payer"
and the "date limite de paiment" (end of next month)

If I will receive a separate document, why include this info now?
This is getting more complicated by the minute...

[/quote]

It really should be as simple as I said Irlandais. I've never had a "Somme a payer" shown on a (green) Avis d'Impot, (including this year as I've received mine too) whereas the Avis d'Imposition (brown) has a big noticeable "Somme a Payer" box on it.

If you have a microenterprise and you want a bank loan, take your Avis d'Impot, if you're seeking benefits take along your Avis d'Imposition that doesn't show how your income was arrived at.
 

Steve