France Social Contributions Calculator 2021
Calculate CSG, CRDS, and other mandatory social contributions
Introduction
🎯 What
France Social Contributions 2021 calculator estimates mandatory social charges (CSG, CRDS and related contributions) on income earned in France.
👥 Who
Salaried employees, self-employed individuals, pensioners, investors (capital income), and residents/non-residents with French income.
💡 Why
To help users understand and calculate French social contributions for the 2021 tax year using a simple frontend-only calculator.
💰 Income Information
👔 Income Type
Different income types have varying CSG/CRDS rates and deductibility
Pension exemption status (yes/no)
📊 Contributions Summary
Enter your income details and calculate
Detailed Contributions Breakdown
Social Contribution Rates (2021)
EMPLOYMENT & SELF-EMPLOYED INCOME
CAPITAL & INVESTMENT INCOME
PENSIONS
Possible exemption or reduced rate for low-income households.
France Social Contributions Overview
- Separate from income tax
- Mainly funds healthcare & social security
- Applied to income, pensions, and investments
- Includes CSG, CRDS and additional levies
- Rates depend on income type
Allowances & Exemptions
EMPLOYMENT INCOME
- Partial CSG deductibility for income tax
- Employer contributions excluded
PENSIONS
- Possible exemption or reduced rate for low-income households
CAPITAL INCOME
- No allowances
- Flat social contribution rate applies
Examples
EXAMPLE 1: SALARIED EMPLOYEE
Income: €40,000
Rate: 9.70%
Estimated Contributions: €3,880
EXAMPLE 2: CAPITAL INCOME
Capital income: €10,000
Rate: 17.20%
Estimated Contributions: €1,720
FAQs
Q: Are social contributions the same as income tax?
A: No, they are separate charges.
Q: Is CSG deductible?
A: Partially, depending on income type.
Q: Do non-residents pay social contributions?
A: Yes, on certain France-source income.
Q: Are rates flat?
A: Yes, rates are flat per income type.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This France Social Contributions 2021 calculator is for informational and Google AdSense purposes only. Rates and eligibility may vary based on individual circumstances. Always consult official French tax authorities or a certified tax professional.