The American house is ready to hold an audience today to explore how tax policy can help to make America a world leader in digital assets. Entitled “Making America the Crypto Capital of the World”, the emphasis is on the creation of a modern tax policy which supports the growth of digital assets in the United States
0% of capital gains rumors of Spark Speculations tax
There are growing rumors on social networks that a capital gains tax of 0% could be offered for tokens based on the United States. If this is true, it could be a change of game, marking a huge change for investors and could trigger a massive rally on cryptographic markets.
However, there is not yet a confirmation on a tax on capital gains of 0%. Users note that currently, there is no invoice, project or official framework supporting this assertion, and these are only speculation. The house hearing seems to be more consistent in preparing the ground for the future tax policy of cryptography, rather than announcing immediate cuts.
Still strong feeling
But there is a lot of online speculation, and traders see this as a sign that the United States could finally warm up for digital assets. It is mainly a long -term framework. Many believe that tax clarity could be a major step towards traditional adoption.
The journalist of Fox Business Eleanor Terrett shared in a recent update that the audience on the “framework of the tax policy of digital assets” has been postponed. The house is out of the session this week and a new date has not yet been announced.
Senator Lummis pushes for clearer cryptographic tax rules
Senator Cynthia Lummis presented a new bill on Thursday, which aims to update the rules of cryptographic taxation, while Congress is working on clearer regulations for digital assets. She pointed out that for the United States to remain a world leader, the tax system should make it easier, not more difficult, to use and innovate digital assets such as crypto.
The proposal aims to provide cryptographic tax rules in accordance with traditional finances and to reduce unnecessary complexity. Key updates include the exemption from transactions below $ 300, the exclusion of cryptographic loans from taxation and the difference in taxes on the rewards of exploitation and cleansing until the tokens are sold.
It also closes the escape of the sale of washing and allows merchants to use brand accounting to marketing, such as traditional asset tax rules. The bill should collect around $ 600 million by 2034. Lummis requests public comments to help obtain the bill at the president’s office.
