2017 income tax rates in France, for income earned in the year 2016

The French tax rates for the year 2017 have now been published. There are no major changes, with the new tax bands as follows.

Up to 9,710 Euros : 0%                                                                                                              

From 9,710 to 26,818 Euros : 14%                                                                                        

From 26,818 to 71,898 Euros: 30%                                                                                      

From 71,898 à 152,260: 41%                                                                                                  

Above 152,260 Euros: 45%

You can also find the up-to-date tax rates and allowances on our website at europeaccountants.com/france .

In April the Tax Office system will open for the online filing of the 2015 income tax returns (Declaration des Revenus). They have not yet released the exact dates of commencement and deadlines. We are working on the basis that these will be the same as last year and re-published these on our website at europeaccountants.com. We will update this when the exact dates are published by March.

For further information and assistance with your French tax returns, please visit our website www.europeaccountants.com/france

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