The French National Assembly's Finance Committee approved amendments on stablecoin conversion tax and crypto exit tax, then rejected the budget revenue section by a vote of 31 to 3

Odaily News: The French National Assembly's Finance Committee this week approved two crypto tax amendments: starting January 1, 2027, converting MiCA-regulated stablecoins will be treated as a taxable sale; and a proposed exit tax on tax households whose total crypto asset value exceeds 800,000 euros and who relocate abroad.

On October 9, the committee rejected the budget revenue section by a vote of 31 to 3. The full National Assembly will deliberate based on the government's original text, and the above amendments will not be automatically included. Supporters will need to reintroduce them during debates starting October 13, with the formal vote scheduled for October 20. The related measures have not yet become law.

The stablecoin amendment was proposed by left-wing GDR party member Nicolas Sansu and 16 co-signatories, and applies to electronic money tokens as defined by MiCA. The amendment does not set a new tax rate, but instead seeks to include the relevant gains under France's existing 31.4% flat tax regime.

The committee also approved an amendment proposed by Daniel Labaronne, allowing investors to carry forward crypto asset losses for 10 years to offset future gains. The proposed exit tax applies to taxpayers who have been French tax residents for at least 6 of the past 10 years and whose total crypto assets, including custody assets, exceed 800,000 euros in value. (Decrypt)