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French Lawmakers Approve Taxing Crypto-to-Stablecoin Swaps

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The National Assembly approved an amendment that subjects gains from swapping cryptocurrency for stablecoins to the 31.4% capital gains rate. This amendment removes the current tax deferral for MiCA-compliant stablecoins, with the changes applying to transactions starting January 1, 2027. The proposal was adopted after a narrow vote.

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The change moves crypto-to-stablecoin transactions closer to falling under the country’s standard capital gains levy. This affects how investors must report gains when moving into qualifying stablecoins, even without withdrawing funds to a bank account.

The Ministry of Finance had previously advised the National Assembly to adopt tax relief measures and reported tax reductions data to the public.

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    Traders might face higher tax costs on gains when swapping cryptocurrency for stablecoins.

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