Income tax - What should be reported in vocational training?

Verified 17 April 2024 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

Amounts received during vocational training are taxable on income and therefore must be reported.

You can also declare your expenses, under certain conditions.

The remuneration received is taxable on income and must therefore be declared.

You must report the salaries and allowances you receive from a training contract (for example, alternating contract, professionalisation contract).

You can declare your training costs (travel, meals, documentation...).

They are deductible, under certain conditions, if you are in any of the following :

Expenses must be made to improve your professional situation or to enter another profession.

Warning

you must opt for the deduction of actual costs and justify your expenses.

You can declare your training costs (travel, meals, documentation...).

They are deductible, under certain conditions, if you are in any of the following :

Expenses must be made to improve your professional situation or to enter another profession.

Warning

you must opt for the deduction of actual costs and justify your expenses.

The filing deadline varies depending on whether you are reporting your income online or on a paper form.

The 2023 Online Income Tax Return starts april 11, 2024.

The deadline varies depending on whether you are filing on paper or online.

You can find out the deadline for your tax return by using the simulator next:

Tax returns via Internet is required if your principal residence is equipped with internet access and you are able to file your return online.

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