EuroTrash

Does anyone happen to know being the holder of a UK S1 (pensioner or worker) will continue to give exemption from CSG/CRDS on pensions / investment income / earned income after 31 Dec?

mikelincs

Not sure if this will work, but it has just come up on twitter.

Not too sure if this helps with your question.

dmu

This is very interesting for those with 2nd homes in France, good for them to know,
but I think ET is asking about the taxes levied on UK S1-holders' declared income. I've no idea about the impact of Brexit on the CSG/CRDS, but in any case, as any income tax/social levies are paid on the previous year's declared income (i.e. pre-Brexit), it might not be known until the Avis d'Imposition arrives next year.
The Service-Public site on the subject might get updated soon to cover this issue...

EuroTrash

Thank you @mikelincs, that is very intereting. It might be a relevant piece of the jigsaw I was trying to make, but how it all fits together is far from obvious. Maybe it hasn't even been decided yet.
I was only wondering out of idle curiosity really. It crossed my mind that if I officially became resident in France again before the end of this year, and if I then refrained from working in France for the next year and a half, I could make myself eligible for an S1. In fact I'm not going to do either of those things, but I just wondered what difference if any it would have made.