As the 2022 tax return campaign comes to an end, tax authorities are calculating the final amount of tax that households will pay, but also the refunds to which they are entitled.
Two situations can give rise to a return, explains this Thursday the General Directorate of Public Finance (DGFIP).
You are entitled to a refund of tax reductions or credits for certain expenses incurred in 2022, such as donations, home employment expenses, child care or rental investments, we can read in a press release.
By bank transfer or check
Second scenario: “your withholdings, made over the last year, have been higher than the final amount of your tax. This may be the case if, for example, your income has dropped and you have not declared it to the Treasury or if it has been delayed in declaring the birth of a child that entitles you to an additional half part”.
The amount reimbursed will correspond, therefore, to the excess payment of the tax deducted at source in 2022, explains the DGFIP.
Good news, these potential refunds will take place between July 24 and August 2. A nice boost for the holidays.
If you are concerned, these refunds will be made automatically without “any action on your part”, either by transfer if the tax authorities know your bank account, marked “REMB TAX REVENUES”, or by check if the tax authorities do not know your Bank account.
Source: BFM TV
