A compulsory exercise
Some taxpayers are subject to compulsory tax declaration. This is the case of all those whose annual taxable income is greater than 100,000 euros, of any person who holds an additional income record because he / she accumulates several sources of income, it is also the case of any individual who has income not taxed at source up to 600 euros and 1,500 euros for capital. Finally, married cross-border commuters who have opted for “tax assimilation” and subject to a rate for withholding tax can also deduct from their tax income mileage costs, childcare costs, and childcare costs. maintenance of their home, loan interest on their main residence … and thus reduce their tax.
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A choice that can prove to be a winner
All taxpayers for whom the tax declaration is not required (PACS couples, single people or married couples with an income below 100,000 €, etc.) and all those who wish to request a tax refund because they have less (unemployment, sickness, separation) can complete a declaration during the year provided they return it before December 31, 2021.
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Extended deadlines
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, additional delays have been granted to taxpayers. Thus, all those whose deadline was March 31 now have until June 30, 2021 (income of 2020) and the returns on income of 2019 that were due by December 31, 2020 at the latest can still be submitted until ” as of March 31, 2021.
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