In brief
- House lawmakers will consider the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act on Wednesday.
- The bill covers transaction fees, stablecoins, staking, mining, lending, and wash sales.
- Proposed exemptions for small fees and simplified accounting would begin in 2028.
The House Ways and Means Committee will consider legislation Wednesday that would exempt some crypto transaction fees from capital-gains calculations and apply new federal tax rules to stablecoins, staking, mining and digital asset trading.
Committee Chairman Jason Smith, R-Mo., introduced the 114-page Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act, or H.R. 10357. The committee has scheduled its markup for 10 a.m. Eastern on Sept. 16.
