France postpones 2027 budget vote, crypto exit-tax proposals scrapped The National Assembly postponed the vote on the budget’s revenue section for the second time, while the Nov. 17 deadline for the first reading examination nears.
The French National Assembly will continue debating the revenue section of the 2027 state budget on Tuesday instead of holding a planned vote
According to the Assembly’s end-of-session notice following Monday’s sitting, Tuesday’s agenda includes questions to the government and continued debate on the budget’s revenue section with 758 amendments still pending examination. This marks the vote’s second delay, after the original Oct. 20 vote was postponed with more than 2,000 amendments awaiting debate, according to French newspaper Le Monde. The National Assembly has until midnight on Nov. 17 to complete its first-reading examination.
If the revenue section is rejected, the government’s original budget proposal will move to the Senate without the amendments adopted by MPs. France rejects crypto exit tax proposals The National Assembly rejected two proposals on Friday that would have applied exit taxes to unrealized crypto gains when taxpayers transferred their tax residence abroad. Lawmakers rejected the first proposal with 27 votes in favor, 55 against and one abstention, according to the Assembly’s official voting record.