France is considering a set of crypto tax measures, according to a post by Bitcoin News on X cited by ChainCatcher. The proposals would impose a 31.4% capital gains tax on some Bitcoin-to-stablecoin transactions, apply an exit tax to crypto assets valued above €800,000, and require disclosure of self-custodied wallet holdings worth at least €100,000. The package also includes a provision that would let crypto losses be carried forward for 10 years. None of the measures has become law at this stage. The report added that France’s National Assembly has already rejected the revenue section of the 2027 budget, meaning the related measures would need to be resubmitted for further review before any formal adoption could proceed.
France is considering several crypto tax measures, according to a post by Bitcoin News on X cited by ChainCatcher. The proposals would levy a 31.4% capital gains tax on some Bitcoin-to-stablecoin transactions and impose an exit tax on crypto assets worth more than €800,000.
The package would also require disclosure of self-custodied wallet assets valued at no less than €100,000. Another provision would allow crypto losses to be carried forward for 10 years. At present, none of these proposals has become law.
The report said France’s National Assembly has rejected the revenue section of the 2027 budget, so the related measures will need to be resubmitted for consideration.
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