I was wondering about that : after the big move, how does it work with taxes?

i remember when i tried to move a few years ago to miami i asked around and apprently we don't have to do anything different, we send everythign to our tax center and tell them and our treasury center (?) our new situation and address and the tax center will send it to the non resident tax center... IS THAT STILL TRUE??

i'd like to hear stories or info people have, would be useful to know how and what happens regarding French taxes (since they are a year in retrospect, which is a huge pain!)

Love and blessings

PS i asked that by email to my tax center a few years ago and got this adress :


CENTRE DES IMPOTS DES NON-RESIDENTS
9, RUE D'UZES
T S A 39 203
75094 PARIS CEDEX 02

Réception du Lundi au Vendredi
- sans rendez-vous tous les matins de 9H à 12H (no appt)
- sur rendez-vous l'après-midi (appt afternoons)

Cellule d'Accueil et d'Information
Tél : 01 44 76 19 00
Fax : 01 44 76 19 90
E-mail : accueil.cinr@dgi.finances.gouv.fr (<--- that's who i asked)

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I only see your email now in August so I think by now you have solved your problem ... Otherwise send me a note, I learnt a lot about Taxes ... I am French and live in Texas now.
The Centre des non-residents moved to Noisy le Grand Tel : 01 57 33 83 00
but the first year of your move you are correct you should still send your Declaration to your French Income Tax same as always who will transfer you to Non residents and then you should have got or will soon get the Avis d'Impot sur les Revenus de 2006 ... I just did !
Do you still have earning in France ? otherwise it is a little more complex ...
If not once you pay to the non residents whatever you owe them you are done with them until you return Home
Chanchan