Yes, filing your US and French taxes just got easier. You can now file both your US and French taxes in one place by using MyExpatTaxes and its partner network. Simply create an account, enter your information, and manage both your US and French tax filings through MyExpatTaxes.
- How the Process Works
- Who This Applies To
- What You Need to Know
- Why Does One Filing Solution Matter?
- French Tax Filing Pricing
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Related Resources
How the Process Works
Filing both US and French taxes through MyExpatTaxes is designed to be simple:
- Create your account: Sign up for free with MyExpatTaxes and set your country of residence to France
- Select the Premium plan: Upgrade to access French tax filing through the platform
- Enter your tax information: Input your financial and personal details into the platform
- US tax filing is completed: MyExpatTaxes handles your US expat tax return
- French tax partner steps in: A local French tax partner ensures your French return is aligned and filed correctly and may request additional information if needed.
- Manage everything in one place: Both filings are coordinated through your MyExpatTaxes account.
Who This Applies To
This service is ideal for:
- US citizens who are tax residents of France and need to file both US and French tax returns
- Users looking for a simplified, all-in-one tax solution
What You Need to Know
- You only need one account to manage both filings
- Your information is managed in the MyExpatTaxes platform, though our French tax partner may request additional details where needed
- US taxes are handled in-house by MyExpatTaxes
- French taxes are handled by a trusted local partner
- This helps ensure compliance in both countries
Why Does One Filing Solution Matter?
Filing in two countries can get complex quickly. Using a combined solution helps ensure both returns are aligned and reduces the risk of errors or double taxation.
French Tax Filing Pricing
The following French tax filing fees apply in addition to the MyExpatTaxes Premium plan.
Premium Plan | $639 / 539€ |
Service | Price |
French Tax Return | 799€ including VAT / $939 USD |
Impatriate Regime Add-On | 549€ including VAT / $645 USD |
RSU / ESPP / Stock Options | 549€ including VAT / $645 USD |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on your tax situation and the services you select. To file French taxes, you’ll need the MyExpatTaxes Premium plan, with an additional fee of $939 for the French tax return. Additional charges may apply for more complex situations, such as the impatriate regime or stock-based compensation.
When does the French tax year start and end?
The tax year in France follows the calendar year. It runs from January 1 to December 31 of the same year.
You can begin filing your 2025 income tax return starting on April 9, 2026, when the French tax filing season opens.
When are the French Tax Deadlines?
Filing timelines depend on the French tax calendar and your department. Our French tax partner will guide you on timing to ensure everything is filed correctly.
For 2025 tax returns:
- Paper filing: May 20, 2025
- Online filing:
- May 22 (Departments 01–19)
- May 28 (Departments 20–54)
- June 5 (Departments 55–976 and non-residents)
You only need to report income from when you became a French tax resident through the end of the tax year (or until you leave France).
What if I moved to France during the year?
You may need to report your income differently depending on your move date. Our platform and French tax partner will guide you through this.