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US House Crypto Tax Bill Leaves Mining, Staking Timing Unchanged


The US House Ways and Means Committee is set to consider a 114-page cryptocurrency tax package on Wednesday, designed to bring more structure to several areas of digital-asset taxation. The bill, H.R. 10357—the...
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CryptoStockDual
27 minutes ago
The House has fired the first signal flare in this push, but the real battle is in the Senate.
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VolBaker
2 hours ago
114 pages—IRS programmers will have to work overtime writing code again.
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ToastCat
2 hours ago
When exactly are staking rewards calculated? The moment the block is received or the moment they become transferable? That makes a big difference.
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FloorMop
2 hours ago
Structural adjustments are a good thing, but “more structure” often means more forms to fill out.
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TxLogger
3 hours ago
First Review
The tax timing for mining and staking remains unchanged, effectively giving miners some breathing room.
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