This article explains how French tax residents must declare income earned abroad, including the use of Form 2047, applicable tax credits to avoid double taxation, and special rules for cross-border workers.

This article provides a comprehensive guide to tax audits in France, explaining why businesses may be audited, how the process unfolds, what documents are required, and the importance of involving a professional accountant. It also outlines the potential penalties and offers practical tips to navigate an audit with minimal stress.

This article outlines which social and family benefits are tax-exempt and which must be declared in France’s 2025 income tax return, depending on the type and amount received.

This article explains how to declare income earned by students from summer jobs, internships, or self-employment. It outlines which earnings are tax-exempt—such as certain student wages, internship stipends, and social-based scholarships—and clarifies which must be reported, including taxable grants and non-salaried income. It also highlights rules for students over 25 and those filing separately.

This article explains whether retirement or early retirement severance payments are taxable in France. It details how taxation depends on the conditions of departure—voluntary, employer-initiated, or under a redundancy plan—and provides guidance on how to declare such income, including applicable exemptions and social contribution rules.