U.S. House weighs two crypto tax bills on Sept. 16
House tax writers have reportedly scheduled a Sept. 16 review of two bills that could change how U.S. miners, stakers and traders calculate federal taxes. The House Ways and Means Committee plans to consider H.R. 9175 and H.R. 9172 on Wednesday. The committees public calendar had not posted a markup notice as of Sept. 14, leaving the meeting time and final bill list unconfirmed in official records. The introduced bills address separate parts of the tax code. H.R. 9175 would create an optional income-deferral system for qualifying mining and staking rewards. H.R. 9172 would apply existing wash-sale and constructive-sale restrictions to covered digital assets. A committee markup would allow lawmakers to debate, amend and vote on the legislation. Reports that Republicans may remove the mining deferral or limit it to five years have not been confirmed through a published committee amendment or substitute text. The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee plans to review two crypto tax bills on Sept. 16. The Mining and Staking Tax Clarity Act would defer taxes on newly generated tokens until disposal, while treating the income as ordinary income. Republicans are reportedly considering… pic.twitter.com/nOeoYRuT1R — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) September 14, 2026 Reported crypto tax markup remains off the calendar Representatives Mike Carey and









