Глобальное ужесточение политики: Колумбия и Франция усиливают регулирование налогов на криптовалюты, биржи сталкиваются с новыми требованиями по соблюдению правил

【Coin Circle】Global cryptocurrency regulation is tightening. Recently, Colombia and France have successively introduced stricter tax mandatory reporting systems, creating tangible impacts on industry participants.

Colombia’s new policy is straightforward — the tax authorities require exchanges to collect and report detailed user information, including trading volume and account net balance, among other key data. Non-compliance results in substantial fines, reaching up to 1% of unreported amounts. For exchanges, this means significantly increased compliance costs and more complex user privacy handling.

France has taken a different approach. Rather than focusing solely on centralized exchanges, they have turned their attention to self-custodied wallets. If your wallet holds more than 5,000 euros in cryptocurrency assets, you must file a declaration. This move directly expands the regulatory network to the on-chain world, no longer limited to traditional platforms.

The logic behind these policies is actually clear: governments want to grasp the true flow of cryptocurrencies and close tax evasion loopholes. This aligns with the global trend toward tax transparency, but for exchanges and individuals who want to both comply and maintain user experience, adapting to these new rules requires time and resources.