You may be one of the taxpayers who will be deducted by the General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFiP) in a few days. Indeed, on November 25, the tax authorities will make a deduction for income tax catch-up, according to the tax calendar published on the tax website.
This levy only concerns taxpayers who have a balance to pay, that is to say for whom, in 2023, their withholding taxes on salaries or retirement pensions were lower than their tax. If this amount to be paid was less than 300 euros, it was taken in full on September 26, indicates Capital. If the balance to be paid is higher, three other due dates are scheduled. A sample has already been taken on October 25 and the other two would take place on November 25, therefore, and December 27. +
Pay attention to the increase
According to our colleagues, the average tax levy which will take place in ten days will be 532 euros. A total of 9.8 million households are affected by a catch-up, whether or not it is less than 300 euros. To find out if you are concerned, you must consult your 2024 tax notice available in your particular space on the impots.gouv.fr website. If applicable, the schedule for your withdrawals is detailed under the heading “Amount remaining to be paid”.
So check that you have enough money in your account. If the tax levy is rejected, your bank may charge you. Also, you are exposed to an increase of 10% of the amount to be paid. To avoid another catch-up in 2025, consider changing your withholding tax rate.
