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Which French tax forms do I need?

Answer a few questions and get an indicative checklist of French tax forms to review for your investments.

Describe your situation

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I held an account or broker outside FranceEven if no transaction took place.I received foreign-source incomeIncome credited to a French or foreign account.I received dividendsShares, ETFs or funds.I received interestCash interest, bonds or securities lending.I sold securitiesAt a gain or a loss.I have losses to offset or carry forwardCurrent-year or prior-year losses.My broker provides a complete French IFUA foreign tax report is not a French IFU.The paying agent is established outside FranceMay trigger a form 2778 obligation to review.

3 forms identified

Your indicative checklist

“Review” means the form depends on details not covered by this short questionnaire.

2042

Likely required

Main French return used to report totals for your income and gains.

3916

Likely required

Account opened, held, used or closed outside France during the year.

2047

Likely required

Income received from abroad, including dividends and interest.

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Check my broker

Find out whether your broker provides a French IFU, which files are supported and which French tax forms may apply.

Prepare form 3916

Prepare the details of your foreign account before entering them in your French tax return.

Calculate dividend tax

Estimate foreign withholding, treaty tax credit and the net amount of a foreign dividend for a French tax resident.

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