From what I understand from reading your articles, we are now obliged to make our statement on the Internet. But how do you do it when you're old like me and not very computer-savvy?
Service-public.fr's response:
You can find assistance from your tax center, whose agents can help you in your process. Or follow the information on the site that guides you step by step through the process.
Taxpayers whose primary residence is not connected to the Internet or who are unable to complete the process can continue to use paper, reporting their situation to the administration. If you do not, you must file your return online.
If you are not comfortable with computers, the tax centers offer personalized support for the creation of your particular space on the tax website and to complete your declaration, with the help of their agents and on computers made available for this purpose.
If you decide to do it alone, however, information tailored to each step of your online declaration will guide you through the process. Help videos will show you how to proceed based on your situation. You can chatter (chat online) with tax officials and if necessary contact them by phone (0 810 467 687, Monday to Friday from 8 am to 10 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 7 pm, excluding public holidays, purple or premium number: cost of a call to a fixed number + paid service, from a fixed or mobile phone). Thanks to the secure messaging of your particular space, you will also be able to make a complaint, report a difficulty, ask a general question or transmit any useful information to your file. To declare online, you must first log in to your particular space with your tax number and password. If you don't already have a password, enter your tax number, online access number and benchmark tax income (which you will find on the tax return received in April and on the tax notice received in August). Once authenticated, select the service
Report my income
. Your online declaration will be pre-filled with the information known to the administration. All you have to do is check your marital status, address and pre-filled amounts. If necessary, you can correct them. Then, you will supplement any other income you may have received and any tax charges, reductions or credits to which you may be entitled. Don't forget to sign your return online for it to take effect.
