France's National Assembly passed amendment I-2701 by 150 votes to 44, with 8 abstentions, requiring taxpayers to declare self-custodied crypto assets worth at least €100,000 (about $112,000), measured at 31 December of the tax year. The same session rejected, by 69 votes to 14, an amendment exempting crypto payments of up to €1,000 (about $1,120) for goods and services; the declaration rule enters the 2027 finance bill and must survive final legislation.
France's National Assembly backs declaration of self-custodied crypto above €100,000
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France's National Assembly reviewed crypto amendments to the 2027 budget, passing measures on stablecoin conversion taxes and 10-year loss carry-forwards. The Assembly has now rejected the budget's revenue section 458-0, leaving the crypto amendments, including the stablecoin conversion tax and self-hosted asset…
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