No sign of mine yet, in my espace particulier.
Apparently they could be available online as early as today.
People who filed on paper will continue to receive paper assessment notices.
The rest will receive their notices online unless they either ticked the relevant box in their tax return or notified the tax office through the messaging service by 15 June 2026.
Nothing here yet as well. The Impôts did this year though spot that we’d made a mistake in our filing and sent a message querying whether it was correct or not. I suppose they must check some filings manually every year and this year was our turn.
I am interested to know if they include the social charges this time, after all the grief they gave me a few months ago. If they quarrel with what I have done I will direct them to Bethune Lady who I sent it to for checking.
No tax to pay as I paid “up front” last year apparently, doesn’t seem right to me as I filled in the same boxes as usual, won’t argue as they’re always right.
I find it difficult to decipher my avis but closer inspection indicates they haven’t levied tax or social charges on the UK rental income.
They also haven’t billed me for CSG/CRDS on my portion of our UK bank interest (which I was able to report in Box 8RC).
I think they probably HAVE charged me CSG/CRDS on my share of French bank interest (there’s no box in which to indicate this amount in the tax return. So I just did a mention expresse saying half was “mine”, which was probably ignored).
Since the overall bill is less than what I was expecting, though, I can’t be bothered querying it.
Just been online and my official Avis is there to be seen and printed out. NO email received to inform me it was available so folks, you need to go to your space and check yourselves
I had reported a Wise £ bank account which they’d opened without telling me, so it was declared late. Seemingly no penalty action is being taken as they are paying me an agreed refund. Hopefully others who discovered they too held previously unknown (to them) Wise bank accounts will receive similar ‘no action’ treatment.
My pension company in the UK had accidentally paid me my annual pension twice. I was concerned the Impôts systems might have picked this up, and treated the payment in error as additional income. Since it was sent back by me, the Impôts were either unaware (most likely) or have realised it must have been an error. It has fortunately not been treated as additional income.
Our advice also arrrived quietly and without notice - was a complex one this year for various reasons so no automatic calculation at submission time. Having spent some time deciphering its coming in about where expected and correctly giving tax and social charge credits against uk property income. Which is good.
I also looked at my Wise account recently that I’ve only ever used for transfering money and haven’t used for 2 or 3 years…and very surprised to see that I have an account number and sort code etc !!
I obviously haven’t declared it as a foreign bank account. Do I risk something ?
You are almost certainly not alone in finding that Wise opens bank accounts for you - without meaningfully alerting you. There are a number of posts about this exact issue on the recent French tax returns 2025 thread.
I asked AI to draft me a respectful, polite grovelling message to the Impots via my secure messages facility in my Espace Particulier and amended my tax return for the current year. I advised that no income or gains had ever arisen in this Wise originated account, and apologised. No action is seemingly being taken.
Obviously there is the (hopefully theoretical) risk of fines, especially IF you do not volunteer the information but wait for the Impôts to ask you why you haven’t declared them. Always better to proactively volunteer an error and apologise. Bear in mind they probably know from the global Common Reporting Standards/Automatic Exchange of Information protocols that you have the account(s) and will be interested to see if you fess up yourself!