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Millions in France will see tax authorities take funds from their accounts next week
Income tax payments are taken via direct debit
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French notaires want to reduce taxation on family gifts
The aim is to encourage earlier transfers of wealth between generations
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Is all pension pay declared ‘private’ in France?
Reader has a query about foreign retirement income
UK pension plans and French tax return?
WITH regard to my tax declaration, I have a Personal Pension Plan that I have with Standard Life UK. Do I have to include this on my 3916 form? C.S.
No, you do not need to include pensions – private or otherwise – on the 3916 form; the 3916 is for declaring the existence of foreign bank accounts and investments such as foreign assurance vie policies. Of course once you draw a pension from such a plan the income is declarable on the 2047 and 2042 income declaration forms.
Reader's query answered byHugh MacDonald
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