Lithuania has updated its crypto reporting requirements under the EU DAC8 directive, mandating that providers submit detailed user data and transaction logs starting in 2027.
French lawmakers have approved new tax measures for the 2027 budget, including levies on stablecoin swaps and exit taxes for large crypto holders.
Bulgaria has mandated that all licensed crypto-asset service providers report detailed user and transaction data to tax authorities, with the first filings due by June 30, 2027.
Chainalysis reports that over 90% of taxable crypto activity in France may go unreported, with estimated 2025 activity reaching $9.4 billion.
