France’s crypto tax data bill clears Senate, but still needs Assembly approval
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France moved closer to sharing crypto tax data with foreign authorities on October 27, 2026, when the French Senate approved Bill No. 921 . The measure would authorize participation in the OECD’s international reporting framework, but it still needs National Assembly approval. It creates no new tax: the change concerns how authorities exchange information they collect. Key takeaways Senate approval is not the final legislative step. CARF reporting includes user identification, transaction totals and certain self-custody transfers. The initial CARF exchanges are planned for 2027 across 46 jurisdictions.
Source: The Cryptonomist
