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29/04/2008, 12:34 krusty Joined on 13/08/2006 haute vienne (87) Posts 2,158 Re: declare on line Today I got a bit further into it , then came this message https://cfspart.impots.gouv.fr/SSLAccess?op=c&url=aHR0cHM6Ly9jZnNwYXJ0LmltcG90cy5nb3V2LmZyL3BvcnRhbC9kZ2kvcHVibGljL3BlcnNvP3BhZ2VJZD1wbmEycGFyJnNmaWQ9MzA= I think I will post the form.    Report

29/04/2008, 12:45 spg Joined on 23/08/2004 Southern Morbihan 56 Posts 1,047 Re: declare on line  krusty wrote: Today I got a bit further into it , then came this message https://cfspart.impots.gouv.fr/SSLAccess?op=c&url=aHR0cHM6Ly9jZnNwYXJ0LmltcG90cy5nb3V2LmZyL3BvcnRhbC9kZ2kvcHVibGljL3BlcnNvP3BhZ2VJZD1wbmEycGFyJnNmaWQ9MzA= I think I will post the form. Don't give up when you have got so far; it only means you have to have a certificate on your computer so that the impots know that is your computer accessing your tax account details. Follow the instructions and you will succeed. I did! Honestly the hardest part about the whole operation is obtaining the certificate and once you have that it stays there unless you change computers. Sue Computing - it's another world    Report

29/04/2008, 13:24 krusty Joined on 13/08/2006 haute vienne (87) Posts 2,158 Re: declare on line It installed the certificate , but then when I tried to get to my space it gave the above message .........thanks sue    Report

29/04/2008, 14:42 spg Joined on 23/08/2004 Southern Morbihan 56 Posts 1,047 Re: declare on line  krusty wrote: It installed the certificate , but then when I tried to get to my space it gave the above message .........thanks sue Sorry I misunderstood your point: the text just wants you to click on a box, choose the one which says ' afficher le certificat ' and all should be well. Sue   Computing - it's another world    Report

29/04/2008, 20:51 alnmike Joined on 07/12/2004 dorset/manche Posts 263 Re: declare on line If you don't back your PC up regularly, I suggest you keep a copy of the digital certificate on a CD, memory stick or other device. We had to have our PC rebuilt this year, and when I came to register I needed a new certificate! Not too difficult I admit, but would have been easier if I'd backed up!! al (50)    Report

30/04/2008, 15:58 krusty Joined on 13/08/2006 haute vienne (87) Posts 2,158 Re: declare on line I managed to do it on line , so previous postings are wrong you do not have to wait until 2nd May. Just need to go back and do 3916.    Report

30/04/2008, 16:59 Ron Avery Joined on 29/11/2004 Posts 3,099 Re: declare on line They are not wrong, the official E mail sent to those who have declared on line before says: Cette année, votre déclaration sera disponible sur impots.gouv.fr, à partir du vendredi 2 mai. Hope you haven't double declared your 2006 tax Driven away by an idiot    Report

30/04/2008, 17:06 Benjamin Joined on 21/08/2005 Vendée South Posts 1,564 Re: declare on line I've heard that all declarations on line before the official date (as Ron says 2 May) are just binned by the Impôts sytem and everybody guilty of early declaring gets fined for not declaring on time. But I could have misheard. Benjamin Snips, snails and puppy dog tails    Report

30/04/2008, 18:11 Graham & Brenda Joined on 23/08/2004 Charente Posts 267 Re: declare on line Where did you hear this Benjamin? I declared on line today and have an "Accusé De Réception Signé" to prove it! Why would their system issue an official receipt if they were then going to "bin" the return? If your post is serious please clarify it and pass on your source of information.   Graham (16)    Report

30/04/2008, 18:49 krusty Joined on 13/08/2006 haute vienne (87) Posts 2,158 Re: declare on line don't panic , I think (hope) Benjamin is only joking.    Report

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