Chainalysis estimates crypto tax non-compliance may top 90% in some countries as France prepares for 2027 EU reporting rules

Chainalysis estimates that crypto tax non-compliance may exceed 90% in some countries. France is preparing to receive far more detailed crypto transaction data from 2027 under the EU's DAC8 framework and the OECD's CARF. In France, the firm estimates potentially taxable crypto activity reached about $9.4 billion in 2025, comprising $1.7 billion in income, $2.5 billion in capital gains and $5.2 billion in crypto payments. By comparison, only about 24,000 taxpayers reported €368 million in crypto capital gains for tax year 2024, according to the article.

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