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House passes the Tax Relief for Fraud Victims Act (H.R. 9500)
H.R. 9500 would repeal the limit that blocks most personal theft-loss deductions and let fraud victims deduct a loss in the year it happened. It passed the House on September 15, 2026 and is now before the Senate Finance Committee.
Ways and Means takes up the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act
H.R. 10357 would rewrite how digital assets are taxed and create a federal disclosure program for unreported crypto. Ways and Means advanced it 38–5 on Sept. 16.
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