#CPPS2614439AFrance updates social security declaration data for self-employed workers
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This order updates the data that certain self-employed workers must report for social security purposes. It clarifies which income items must be separated in the declaration, including short-term capital gains exempt from tax, special investment deductions, profit-sharing and employee savings amounts, gross social income, gross remuneration, and deductible actual expenses. The practical effect is mainly administrative. Self-employed workers, company managers, tax advisers, payroll providers, and accountants will need to make sure these income categories are correctly identified so social contributions and CSG-CRDS charges can be calculated on the right base.
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Key Changes
- Updates the social security declaration data block for self-employed workers under the general scheme
- Requires specific income items to be isolated when they are included in taxable income but not subject to social contributions
- Clarifies reporting of gross social income, gross remuneration, profit-sharing amounts, savings plan contributions, and deductible actual expenses
Obligations
What this law requires
Identify and report short-term capital gains that are tax-exempt under articles 151 septies, 151 septies A, and 238 quindecies of the French General Tax Code separately from other income in the self-employed social security declaration.
Separately identify exceptional investment deduction amounts related to suramortissement in the self-employed social security declaration where they are included in taxable BIC, BNC, or BA income but must not be subject to social contributions.
Isolate income not subject to self-employed social contributions when such income is included in taxable industrial and commercial profits, non-commercial profits, or agricultural profits.
Report separately income exempt from tax but subject to CSG-CRDS that the self-employed worker receives from profit-sharing, participation, employer contributions to a company savings plan, or employer contributions to a collective retirement savings plan.
For individual businesses and company managers or associates taxed under income tax, declare gross social income without applying abatements and without deducting deductible social contributions, deductible CSG, or tax-exempt amounts.