Taxes: the 5 most often forgotten tax advantages

Tax season is fast approaching. As of April 13, 2023, taxpayers will be able to declare their income online. To do this, all you have to do is connect to your private space on the impots.gouv site and let yourself be guided by the automatic declaration. The deadlines for online declaration differ from one department to another:

Note that those who are unable to make their declaration online can use the paper version. In this case, the deadline for sending tax returns is 22 May 2023 at 11:59 p.m., as evidenced by the postmark.

When completing your tax return, a certain number of elements must be taken into account in order to pay the right price. Tick the right boxes, check all the lines, without forgetting any reductions and tax credits… And remember that there is more than one tax advantage allowing you to significantly reduce the amount of your tax. In our slideshow below, (re)discover the five benefits most frequently forgotten by taxpayers.

For example, did you know that you were entitled to a tax deduction without proof if you financially helped a child in need? From a fiscal point of view, this is similar to food aid. The amount of the tax deduction can climb up to 3,786 euros, and double if your child is married or in a civil partnership. “This amount is to be indicated in the declaration 2042 C box 6GI. And your children must also report this aid in the declaration 2042 of your children, box 1AO”, specifies our colleagues from Notre Temps.