2023-06-23 20:12:35
By Julie Ruiz
Posted yesterday at 6:06 PM, Updated yesterday at 8:12 PM
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INFO LE FIGARO – Given the influx of declarations at the end of the period, it is possible to do so without penalties until July 31, 2023 inclusive, specifies Bercy.
The 34 million property owners concerned initially had until Friday June 30 to make their declaration online. But a week before the final deadline, just over 50% of declarants had taken the step. Given the influx of declarations at the end of the period, Bercy finally announced this Friday that it would be possible to do so without penalties until July 31, 2023 inclusive.
A novelty
For the record, the last installment of housing tax was removed in 2023 on principal residences and for principal residences only. Thus, the owners of a second home must always pay this tax or the tax on vacant dwellings, if applicable. This declaration of real estate, which sees the light of day this year, should allow the administration to establish local taxes and to cross-reference the information with the rest of the household declarations in order to avoid fraud.
New, poorly known, difficult to read, but mandatory, this tax constraint leaves taxpayers perplexed. Especially since this declaration must be done online, unlike the declaration of income where the paper form is always an option, which can make the process even more complex. In a press release published last week, the Solidaires-Finances publiques union castigates “the choice made by the administration to proceed with a campaign, and a declaration only by digital means causes a misunderstanding at the level of the taxpayers, and in parallel an increase in the increasingly significant incivilities».
«Like any declarative obligation, this raises questions“, relativizes the director general of public finances, Jérôme Fournel. According to him, requests from DGFIP agents on this subject have jumped by around 20%.
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