The French National Assembly passed an amendment requiring the declaration of self-custodied crypto assets exceeding 100,000 euros
According to Cointelegraph, the French National Assembly passed Amendment I-2701 with 150 votes in favor, 44 against, and 8 abstentions, requiring taxpayers to report self-custodied crypto assets totaling no less than 100,000 euros (approximately 112,000 USD) to the tax authorities, with the reporting threshold calculated based on the holdings as of December 31 of the relevant tax year.In the same session, the National Assembly rejected another amendment with 69 votes against and 14 in favor, which originally aimed to exempt from tax the income from crypto payments for goods and services not exceeding 1,000 euros (approximately 1,120 USD) within the tax year. The aforementioned reporting requirement has been included in the 2027 Finance Bill and must be retained in the final legislation to take effect. The National Assembly is required to complete the first reading of the bill by November 17, and the Senate is scheduled to begin discussions on November 20.The National Assembly also postponed the vote on the revenue portion of the budget for the second time, which was originally scheduled for October 20. Faustine Fleuret, the global public affairs head of the lending protocol Morpho, stated that the revenue portion "is likely to be rejected," which could lead to the entire bill being rejected in the National Assembly, including the provisions incorporated through the passed amendments.Previously, the assembly rejected two proposals to impose an exit tax on unrealized crypto gains for taxpayers moving abroad and passed an amendment on October 16 to tax the income from converting crypto assets into stablecoins classified as electronic money tokens under EU rules.