The French Parliament rejected the crypto exit tax proposals

France’s National Assembly rejected two amendments that would have imposed an exit tax on crypto gains for taxpayers relocating their tax residence abroad, with recorded votes defeating both proposals. The revenue-section vote was postponed for a second time, leaving the measures out of the current tax framework. The rejected provisions would have targeted unrealized crypto gains at the point of departure, closing a gap for holders who move outside France’s tax net. The decision removes, for now, an added compliance burden for crypto investors changing residency. Watch next for the rescheduled revenue-section vote and whether the exit-tax idea returns in later budget or finance discussions.