At 18, your child in principle becomes a full taxpayer. But if he continues his studies or does not yet have sufficient income To provide for his needs alone, you still have the choice: attach him to your tax household, or let him file his own declaration and deduct from…

We are sometimes surprised at the type of relationship that is established between one of the parents and a child who does not a priori present any particular characteristics, but these parents were children, had brothers and sisters, and the relationships between them were not always idyllic. It is commonplace…

The survivor’s pension remains one of the most useful but also the most poorly known measures in our retirement system. It allows the surviving spouse, and sometimes ex-spouses, to receive part of the deceased’s pension. According to Retirement Insurance, nearly 10% widowers who could benefit from it never claim it,…