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Watch out for these three letters on French bank transfers - they may indicate a scam
Direct debit deductions made by scammers can go unnoticed amongst legitimate payments
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18 new and upcoming changes in France in March 2025
Bank fees, healthcare costs, and various changes to public transport usage are among the most noticeable
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French parliament to vote on law to offer €150 a month card for healthy food
The card would be intended to benefit consumers and farmers, and comes after successful trials of similar schemes in Bordeaux and Montpellier
Non-resident in France refund deadline
People eligible for social charge refunds because they are not affiliated to French social security should apply for refunds for levies in 2017 by the end of December.

This relates to people living outside France but within the EU, and those in France but affiliated to another EU country’s social security system, such as British pensioners with S1 forms for healthcare.
They may apply to their tax office for refunds of French social charges paid on property capital gains and rental income or, for French residents, investment and savings incomes.
See bit.ly/2Qi31xF and bit.ly/2Q363Wi for more details.
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