Made a mistake on your 2025 French tax return? Don’t worry — corrections are possible even after submission. Learn how to amend your declaration online or by post and avoid penalties.
Made a mistake on your 2025 French tax return? You can correct it online until December 3, 2025, whether you filed digitally or by paper. Learn how to fix errors, when to submit changes, and what can’t be updated online.
This article explains how to make corrections through your personal account, the deadlines to follow, what information can and cannot be changed online, and how to submit a formal claim if needed.
If you’re a French national moving or working abroad, your tax obligations in France depend on your tax residency status.
This article outlines the steps you can take to limit damage—such as paying promptly, requesting a payment plan, or applying for penalty relief. A clear guide to help you resolve the situation and avoid future issues.
This article explains how non-residents are taxed on French-source income, including the minimum tax rates, the possibility of applying a lower average tax rate, and the rules around withholding tax.
A complete 2025 guide to becoming a freelancer in France—covering legal setup, tax rules, social contributions, and tips for managing and growing your independent activity.
A clear 2025 guide for U.S. citizens in France on navigating dual tax obligations, avoiding double taxation, and understanding key French and U.S. tax rules.
This article compares the SARL and SAS business structures in France, helping entrepreneurs choose the best fit based on management style, tax implications, social protection, and investment needs.
This guide walks you through the key steps to starting a business in France, from choosing the right legal structure to registering your company online.
