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French Committee Backs Stablecoin Swap Tax and Crypto Exit Tax, Then Rejects the Budget
French Committee Approves Tax on Stablecoin Conversions From 2027
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WorldPingA National Assembly committee adopted amendments taxing stablecoin swaps and crypto exits by wealthy holders, then rejected the 2027 budget's revenue section.
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