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See how much tax you'll likely pay before you file your official declaration.
Choose French tax resident if France is your main home or where you work most of the time. If you aren't sure, read our tax residency guide.
This gives you a full tax share (+1.0) for your first child instead of a half share (+0.5).
Include children under 18 or students under 25 who are part of your household.
Include family members who hold a disability card. Each person adds a half share (+0.5).
Enter the Net Taxable amount (Net Imposable) found on your French payslip.
Select your primary source of income.
This estimator covers common situations like employment wages, pensions, and standard micro-entrepreneur turnover. We use the official 2026 progressive income tax rules. However, this is not the official DGFiP simulator and doesn't replace professional tax advice, especially if your situation is more complex. Income tax is separate from social contributions (like CSG and CRDS), which you pay separately. We do not include capital gains, rental income, or international treaties.
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Your estimate updates automatically as you complete the form.
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