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Normally, children aged over 18 are required to complete their own tax return but they may, under certain circumstances, apply to be included on your tax return.  

Details from the French Tax Office [url=http://www.impots.gouv.fr/portal/dgi/public/particuliers.impot;jsessionid=A10OWBYBYV3ZJQFIEMQSFFWAVARXAIV1?pageId=part_impot_revenu&paf_dm=popup&paf_gm=content&typePage=cpr02&sfid=501&espId=1&communaute=1&impot=IR&paf_gear_id=500018&temNvlPopUp=true]here[/url].

 

 

 

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I don't think that you will have to try and get him to fill in his own form, I think that it will be expected at that age, unless there are very exceptional circumstances ie a handicap or he is continueing his studies.

Truthfully, once a young person starts work, then usually it is better for them to be on their own forms anyway. It was not of any financial benefit to us to keep our eldest on our form when he started working. And I am saying this even though a single person's income tax allowances are not very generous and in consequence income tax can be quite high.

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