If you have an N26 bank account in France, you are legally required to declare it on your tax return as a foreign bank account. Here's the step-by-step process to declare your N26 account:

Step-by-Step Declaration Process

In Step 3 of your tax declaration ("income and expenses"), navigate to the "Divers" section and check box 8UU for foreign accounts and income.

In the "Déclarations annexes" window, select Cerfa form N° 3916-3916 bis for declaring foreign bank accounts.

Required Information for Declaration

When filling out the Cerfa form, provide these details for your N26 account:

• Account Type: Compte courant (Current account)
• Bank Name: N26 Bank AG
• Bank Address:
  • Country: Germany
  • Street: Voltairestrasse 8
  • Postal Code & City: 10179 Berlin

Important Notes:

• Include your account opening date
• If N26 is your only foreign account, indicate "1" in the number of accounts section
• This declaration is mandatory regardless of the account balance or usage

Failure to declare foreign bank accounts can result in penalties, so ensure you complete this process accurately during your annual tax declaration.

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