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US House to Review Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act on Sept. 16, Exempting Crypto Fees Under $10

The US House of Representatives is set to review a tax bill that would exempt cryptocurrency network and transaction fees of less than $10 from taxation. Users who made more than 5,000 crypto transfers in the prior year would be…

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Sep 15, 2026 at 7:59 AM UTC · Updated há 2 dias · 2 min de leitura

US House to Review Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act on Sept. 16, Exempting Crypto Fees Under $10
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  • The US House is set to review the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act, which would exclude network and transaction fees under $10 from taxation.
  • The bill includes provisions covering users with more than 5,000 transfers a year, tighter wash-sale rules, and the exemption of qualified dollar stablecoins.
  • Lawmakers are discussing delaying the taxation point for mining and staking rewards until the assets are actually sold, but passage this year and final enactment by 2026 remain unclear.

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The US House of Representatives is set to review a tax bill that would exempt cryptocurrency network and transaction fees of less than $10 from taxation. Users who made more than 5,000 crypto transfers in the prior year would be excluded from the benefit.

Crypto media outlet NewsBitcoin reported on Sept. 15 that House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith released the 114-page Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act, or H.R. 10357. The House Ways and Means Committee is scheduled to take up the bill at 10 a.m. on Sept. 16.

The legislation would exclude from taxation network and transaction fees under $10 incurred during blockchain transactions. Users whose crypto transfers exceeded 5,000 in the previous year would not qualify, meaning existing reporting requirements would remain in place for high-frequency traders and automated trading strategies.