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2023 ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú income tax return - do you need to have filed your UK tax return first or not?

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I’m just looking at the 2023 ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú income tax return. 



In the past I’ve had a UK accountant do my UK return as soon as the UK FY ended (5th April), then passed this straight to a ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú accountant to file my ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú income tax return by the May deadline. 



The ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú accountant said it was necessary to have the UK one done first to have the figures. 



I’m hoping to do both myself this year, but I just found out that there is a delay of a few weeks for the paper forms to arrive from the UK.  I hadnt realised, but it is not possible to file it online if you are a non-UK tax resident and not an accountant.



The forms will arrive mid to end of May - so cutting it v fine regarding the ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú income tax deadline. 



My questions are: 



1. can you please clarify the deadline for the ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú income tax return? I live in Ariege (09) and believe it is the 25th of May bu wanted to double check this.


2. Regarding my UK income - do I just need the gross or net total (which I have already) to be able to include this in the ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú tax return?

Or do I need the UK return actually completed and filed for some reason, prior to filling in my ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú return?

I am unsure as this is what my ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú accountant asked for, but I would have thought I could just fill in the UK earning totals without having yet completed the UK return.

This impacts on whether I continue the route of trying to do both myself, or opt-out and take the easy/ expensive route of passing it over to a uk and french accountant again if the UK one must be filed prior and thus the timeline won’t work out.



I hope this is clear enough!

Many thanks in advance - always super appreciate your guidance!

Have a great day

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