"Everyone who owns more than one property in France has to pay the annual taxe d'habitation on any second homes, whether or not they rent them out. On Monday, tax notices became available online at impots.gouv.fr for those who settle their bill entirely in a single payment. Meanwhile, bills will start to drop through letter boxes of those eligible for this year's payment from November 6th, depending on whether homeowners settle the due amount in one go or pay monthly."
"Tax notice available online at Monday, November 3rd -impots.gouv.fr account for those who pay their bills in one go; Between November 6th and 19th - Paper notices sent to those who do pay at once; Monday, November 17th - Tax notice available online for those who pay monthly; Between November 21st and 28th - Paper notices sent for those who pay monthly;"
"Monday, December 15th, 11.59pm - deadline for payment for non-electronic payment methods (by cheque or in cash at a participating ' '). This option is only available if your bill is under €300 . Bills higher than €300 must be paid online (in one go or monthly) or by direct deposit. Information on how to set up online payments is available here . Saturday, December 20th, 11.59pm - deadline for electronic/online payments"
Owners of more than one property in France must pay the annual taxe d'habitation on any second homes, whether rented or not. Tax notices are available online for single-payment taxpayers and will be posted by mail in early to mid-November; monthly payers receive online notices in mid-November and paper notices later in the month. Non-electronic payments (cheque or cash) are due by 15 December for bills under €300. Electronic payments are due by 20 December, while direct-debit charges begin around 29 December. Local authorities set rates based on rentable value, and communes in designated 'zone tendue' can apply a surcharge to fund affordable housing.
Read at The Local France
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