The deadline for paying property tax for real estate owners in France is set for **October 15, 2026**, but this applies only to those making "physical" payments for tax notices showing an amount less than 300 euros. This situation is relatively rare, as most property tax payments are processed automatically or through digital means. For those who pay their annual property tax in one lump sum, the real deadline is **October 20, 2026**. Payments must be validated online at impots.gouv.fr or via the Impots.gouv app by scanning the QR code on the property tax notice by October 20. For households that have chosen to pay their property tax in monthly installments, the 10th withdrawal of the year occurs on **October 15**. An 11th withdrawal is likely to be added on **November 16** if the local property tax has increased. Starting on **October 26**, property tax withdrawals will be made directly from bank accounts, as explained by the Direction générale des Finances publiques (DGFiP). For income tax balances exceeding 300 euros, the DGFiP automatically divided the payment into four installments from **September 25 to December 28, 2026**, with the second installment occurring on **October 26**. Additionally, **October 15** corresponds to the monthly withdrawal of the income tax advance on bank accounts for those with rental income, independent income, and similar sources of revenue. If the payment deadline for the property wealth tax is listed as **November 16, 2026**, the final date to join the payment at the due date is **October 31**. This allows taxpayers to make their payment in time for the official deadline.