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I have S1 but French bank is taking full social charges from interest
Social charges can vary depending on which country covers your healthcare costs
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Do I benefit from lower charges if I register an S1 in France?
We review using an S1 as a newly qualified British state pensioner in France
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I am in French health system already – should I use my S1 health form?
It may seem unnecessary but there are advantages to UK or EU pensioners registering their form with Cpam
Social charge exemption rejected
I am a British pensioner, resident in France. I requested for social charges of 17.2% applied to my investment income to be removed on the grounds that my healthcare is covered by the UK under an S1. This has been rejected by my tax office with no reason given. I would appreciate your advice as to how to contest this. R.C.
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The S1 certificate only currently exempts you from the social charges on UK pension incomes. It does not exempt you from the social charges on other income, such as investment income, so the fisc are correct.
Reader's query answered by Hugh MacDonald
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