France weighs mandatory reporting for self-custody crypto above 100,000 euros
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Based on reporting by Cointelegraph; not yet independently confirmed.
French lawmakers have backed an amendment requiring taxpayers to declare self-custodied crypto worth at least 100,000 euros, though the proposal still faces the national budget process.
French lawmakers have approved a budget amendment that would mandate taxpayers to report self-custodied cryptocurrency assets valued at 100,000 euros or more, roughly $112,000, according to Cointelegraph on November 4, 2026. The proposed disclosure requirement is not yet enacted as law and remains subject to the ongoing national budget process. Final approval has not been granted.
Key facts
- 100,000 euro threshold
- Approx. $112,000 limit
- Self-custody crypto reporting
- Subject to budget process
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