TREE NEWS update: The House Ways and Means Committee voted 38-5 to advance a bill that would limit crypto investors’ ability to claim a loss if they buy the same asset within 30 days before or after the sale. The restriction would cover sales made after Sept. 14.
House Ways and Means Panel Advances Crypto Tax Bill Limiting Loss Write-Offs
The bipartisan margin matters more than the substance: a 38-5 committee vote signals crypto tax treatment is becoming a normal legislative question rather than a partisan proxy fight. The 30-day wash-sale rule is borrowed from equities, so the real shift is parity with traditional assets — and with it, the loss-harvesting tactics that have shaped how positions are managed around year-end. The open question is whether the retroactive-style cut-off tied to sales after Sept. 14 survives later stages, since timing rules are where such bills usually get rewritten.
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