The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is moving crypto tax policy into a full committee hearing, giving digital asset taxation a more formal place on Congress' June agenda.

The committee's official schedule lists a "Full Committee Legislative Hearing on Digital Asset Taxation" for June 9 at 2:00 p.m. ET in the Longworth House Office Building. CoinDesk reports that the hearing follows circulation of seven draft bills, each aimed at a narrower part of the crypto tax code rather than one omnibus package.

The reported drafts cover several issues that have sat unresolved for years: small transaction relief, mining and staking income, crypto lending, wash-sale treatment, charitable donations, and voluntary disclosure for taxpayers with older reporting problems. The package appears to break apart parts of earlier digital asset tax proposals so lawmakers can examine each policy area separately.

That matters because U.S. crypto tax rules still rely heavily on broad property-treatment guidance that was not written for stablecoin payments, staking rewards, DeFi lending, or frequent low-value network transactions. Even a limited hearing does not mean these drafts will become law, and the public text may still change before any vote.

For builders and exchanges, the practical signal is procedural. The tax-writing committee is now treating digital asset taxation as its own legislative track, not just a side issue inside market-structure or securities-law debates.