E106 and social charges etc on French tax return

[Berlioz]

Hello, sorry for the long post but I do hope that someone can help me.

On 31st May our new Accountant phoned to say we had to collect our first tax returns (one each from when we arrived in the summer to  when we got married and a joint one from then until 31st Dec) We took them to the tax office that afternoon although I was not happy to be rushed into this.

Husband:  Has an E106, works 2 weeks per month in London for UK company does not work in France. Salary paid and some dividends as he is a Director. She said he had no tax but approx 1000 EUR of social charges due in October, is this correct? If so should I try and get him covered on my E121 rather than apply for another E106? He speaks good French but is not up to speed with French tax law yet.

I have looked back at previous threads today but must admit to being unsure about the whole thing which is why we used an accountant in the first place ! If she has made mistakes what do we need to do? An idea of which boxes should contain what would really help !!

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[BJSLIV]

If the dividends are about 10000 Euros then the charges are proabably correct. You pay what are called social charges on any investment income, however little, and however small your total income might be  at a rate of 11%. The E106, E109, or whatever status has no impact on this charge.

[Ron Avery]

As BJSLIV says it is only the social charges element on your income, the CRDS (0.5%) that is not payable if you are covered by an E form.

As a matterr of interest, you cannot just "get your husband on your E 121 form" this has to be agreed by the UK and the  French CPAM.  He has to de your dependant to go on your E 121, so as he is working  you can hardly say that he is a dependant can you?.