Free French Income Tax Calculator — Impôt sur le Revenu

Calculate your IRPP with quotient familial, number of parts, married / single, children, and disability. Accurate French tax brackets. Free.

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1Select Country
🇫🇷France2025 rates
2Taxpayer Type
Non-residentliving abroad, taxed on local-source income only
3Annual Gross Income

Enter your gross income before any tax or deductions

RSU vest, annual bonus, or one-time lump-sum — taxed on top of your base salary at your marginal rate

4Personal DetailsAffects your result

Married or PACSed couples are taxed jointly (2 parts). This significantly reduces tax through the family quotient system.

Each child adds 0.5 parts to your family quotient (first 2 children), then 1 full part from the 3rd child. Married couples get +0.5 per child.

France — Key Tax Facts

  • 11%–45% with family quotient (quotient familial) system
  • CSG 9.2% + CRDS 0.5% social contributions on gross income
  • 10% professional expense deduction automatically applied for employees

How French Income Tax Works — Impôt sur le Revenu

France uses a quotient familial system where household income is divided by the number of fiscal 'parts' before applying brackets — then multiplied back. This gives families a significant tax reduction. Single filers get 1 part; married couples 2; each child adds 0.5 parts.

BracketIncome per partRate
0%Up to €11,4970%
11%€11,498–€29,31511%
30%€29,316–€83,82330%
41%€83,824–€180,29441%
45%Over €180,29445%
  • Cotisations sociales: CSG 9.2% + CRDS 0.5% + contributions totalling ~22% for employees
  • Half-part ceiling: family quotient benefit is capped at €1,791 saving per additional half-part (2024 income)
  • Micro-entrepreneur: fixed-rate abatement (71% for commerce, 50% for services) before tax
  • Auto-entrepreneur social charges: 12.3% commerce, 21.2% services, 22.1% liberal professions
  • Declaration online opens April annually — pre-filled with employer data at impots.gouv.fr

Disclaimer: BeastyTax provides tax estimates for informational purposes only. Most calculations use official 2025 tax rates. Rates for Switzerland, Finland, Netherlands, and Belgium are based on best-available estimates and should be independently verified. Results are intended as a guide, not financial or legal advice. Tax laws change annually — always consult a qualified tax professional or your country's official tax authority for your final tax liability.