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9 Millions de Français : 12 Déc. Pour Modifier L'avance Fiscal
2024-12-01
Les Français reçoivent fréquemment des emails de l'administration fiscale pour diverses affaires. Cependant, certains messages peuvent passer inaperçus, comme un message adressé à 9 millions de contribuables il y a quelques semaines. Ce message est important car il concerne le prélèvement à la source et l'impôt sur le revenu.

Le Message lié aux Prélèvements et aux Avances

Ce message, adressé aux boites mail des particuliers au début de l'automne, est lié au prélèvement à la source et à l'impôt sur le revenu dû. Le taux applicable ne tient pas compte de certains éléments de la déclaration de revenus. Ainsi, les contribuables doivent alerter les impôts pour anticiper le montant à payer l'année prochaine.

Cette démarche concerne différents types de contribuables, tels que ceux qui emploient un salarié à domicile, font garder leurs enfants, bénéficient d'un service à la personne ou déclarent des dons ou des cotisations syndicales. Ces dépenses donnent droit à des crédits ou à des réductions d'impôt, mais ces avantages ne sont pas intégrés au calcul du taux de prélèvement à la source. C'est pourquoi les impôts ont mis en place deux versements par an.

Le Principe des Avances et du Solde

Chaque année, le fisc effectue un virement en janvier correspondant à 60 % du montant des crédits et des réductions d'impôt. Le solde est ensuite versé pendant l'été en fonction des renseignements fournis par le contribuable dans sa déclaration de revenus. Cette avance de janvier permet d'alléger le budget du contribuable.

Mais le montant des crédits et des réductions d'impôt peut varier d'une année sur l'autre. Si les dépenses du contribuable ont baissé entre 2022 et 2023, l'avance de janvier peut être plus importante que la somme à laquelle le contribuable a droit. Le contribuable devra alors la rembourser à la fin de l'été, ce qui peut poser des problèmes financiers.

Les Démarches à Suivre pour Modifier l'Avance

Pour modifier le montant de l'avance, les contribuables doivent se connecter à leur compte sur le site des impôts et accéder à la rubrique "Gérer mon prélèvement à la source". Ils ont jusqu'au jeudi 12 décembre 2024 pour accomplir ces démarches.

Il est important que les contribuables prennent connaissance de ces informations et modifient les informations en ligne si nécessaire pour moduler le montant qui leur sera versé en janvier 2025. L'email de l'administration fiscale explique clairement les démarches à suivre.

Bitcoin's $98,000 Surge Leads to Parabolic Phase
2024-12-01
Bitcoin, the dominant cryptocurrency in the market, has been on an extraordinary journey. It has continuously tested resistance levels above $95,000, with the aim of reaching and surpassing the highly anticipated $100,000 all-time high. After surging to $98,000, a renowned crypto analyst has firmly stated that the BTC price has now officially entered the parabolic phase of this four-year market cycle.

Bitcoin's Parabolic Upside Phase

Popular crypto analyst Rekt Capital, with a substantial following of 517,800 on X (formerly Twitter), has declared that Bitcoin has made a definitive and complete transition into its "Parabolic Upside phase" during this bull cycle. He shared a detailed chart illustrating the coin's price action during the 2021 bull run and the current bull cycle.After the halving event in 2022, Bitcoin witnessed a massive rally that propelled it to its 2021 all-time high of over $64,000. At that time, it experienced a significant correction before fully entering its bullish upside phase. Interestingly, a similar trend is visible in this current bull cycle, hinting at the possibility of more substantial price rallies. In the past few months, the BTC price entered a re-accumulation phase characterized by slight declines and consolidation, followed by a subsequent rally above $99,000.Rekt Capital disclosed that once BTC hit $98,000, the pioneer cryptocurrency successfully entered its parabolic upside phase. This phase indicates that Bitcoin has the potential to rise even higher, aligning with analysts' expectations in this bull market.On November 27, Rekt Capital shared a post highlighting the crypto asset's steady progression into the parabolic phase. He pointed out that the cryptocurrency was on the verge of exiting the reaccumulation phase and transitioning into the parabolic upside, as indicated by the green zone on the price chart.

Bitcoin Price: $100,000 ATH – Now Or Never

The crypto community is currently on an intense bullish ride, with analysts and investors eagerly anticipating the Bitcoin price surge to $100,000. The leading cryptocurrency has been trading just below the $100,000 mark, experiencing a price increase above $98,000 at certain points in the past week.A crypto analyst identified as Trader of Crypto on X is capitalizing on this strong bullish trend and announcing that "the clock is ticking" for Bitcoin to reach $100,000. His statement emphasizes how close Bitcoin is to achieving this milestone during this cycle.Trader of Crypto also stated that it is only a matter of time before Bitcoin breaks past the anticipated $100,000 all-time high. While maintaining a bullish outlook on Bitcoin, he presented a price chart suggesting that the cryptocurrency could experience a potential crash towards $46,757 if bears take control.As of now, the Bitcoin price is trading at $96,965, showing a 1% increase in the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap.Featured image from Pexels, chart from TradingView.
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Bitcoin's December Post-Election Surge: Bullish Year-End Target
2024-12-01
Bitcoin, a digital currency that has taken the world by storm, has been on a correction path for the majority of the just concluded week. Despite this, current market trends suggest that it is on the verge of breaking through the highly anticipated $100,000 psychological threshold. Let's delve into the historical trends and current market indicators that point to a potential spectacular rally.

Historical Post-Election December Rallies: A Bullish Trend

Bitcoin has a remarkable history of surging in December following US presidential elections. In 2016, it posted a gain of 30.8%, and in 2020, it saw a gain of 46.92%. This time around, the ecosystem surrounding Bitcoin is in a much better position. There are now Spot Bitcoin ETFs that allow institutional investors to invest in the cryptocurrency, something that was absent in the past two elections. These institutional inflows have been effective in buying up more Bitcoins, especially during profit-taking periods.November has been a great month for Bitcoin, with it ending 38% above where it started. Now, the focus is on December to see how well it performs. As of now, Bitcoin is trading at $97,266.

Chart Analysis: TradingView

The Fear & Greed Index indicates extreme greed in the market sentiment. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez on X has noted that this level of optimism among investors is similar to the dramatic Bitcoin price rally during the last bull run, when it surged from $15,000 to $57,000 in a few weeks. If the historical trend holds, a 30% or 46% gain in December could see Bitcoin reaching $125,000 or $140,000 before the year ends.

On-Chain Data Indicates A Massive Bitcoin Supply Crunch

On-chain data reveals that over 55,000 Bitcoins, worth approximately $5.34 billion, have been withdrawn from exchanges in the past 72 hours. Such significant outflows often suggest a supply crunch as investors move their holdings to private wallets, indicating a long-term bullish outlook.Currently, the Bitcoin price is trading at $96,454, with a range of $95,833 to $97,201 in the past 24 hours. Given its historical December performance, strong market sentiment, and tightening supply, Bitcoin seems well-positioned to aim for the $125,000 - $140,000 range by the end of the year. However, the first resistance to break is $100,000. Breaking above this level is likely to trigger FOMO among investors. On the other hand, the Bitcoin price needs to hold above $90,000 to avoid invalidating most bullish theses. Fortunately, the average mining cost is $90,524, and Bitcoin has never fallen below this during bull runs.Featured image from Pexels, chart from TradingView.
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