Can I be exempt from the flat rate deductions?
In some cases, you can apply to be exempted from the flat-rate deduction of the French income tax portion. You will pay the tax in the year following the collection of the interest.
You are a French resident covered by the general social security scheme.
The income - interest, capital gains and dividends - you receive from your Enerfip savings account is subject to a single flat-rate deduction, also known as "Flat Tax". This is a 30% withholding tax, i.e. 17.2% CSG/CRDS social security contributions and 12.8% income tax.
In certain cases, you may ask to be exempt from the flat-rate deduction of the income tax component. You will pay it in the year following receipt of the interest, when you file your tax return. To find out if you qualify for this exemption, select the tab that corresponds to your situation.
I file my tax return as a couple
I'm single
Caution
This exemption application must be made each year before 30 November of year N-1 for interest and dividends received in year N.
You are a French resident covered by a foreign social security scheme.
In addition to exemption from income tax, you may be partially exempt from CSG/CRDS on presentation of a certificate of affiliation to a non-French social security scheme. A deduction of 7.5% will remain payable by you.
You are a foreign tax resident.
In this case, you will be exempt from both CSG/CRDS social security deductions and income tax. You will need to declare this income in your country of residence. Note that to make a change of tax residence, you must make a request to Enerfip's customer service.
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