US House Proposes $200 Tax Exemption for Regulated Stablecoin Transactions

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The U.S. House introduced the Digital Asset PARITY Act, part of ongoing digital asset news, offering a $200 annual tax exemption for USD-pegged stablecoin transactions. Sponsored by Reps. Max Miller and Steven Horsford, the proposal aims to ease crypto compliance for regulated stablecoins after December 2025. The exemption does not apply to brokers or dealers and excludes major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum. It aligns with the STABLE Act of 2025 and includes annual limits to prevent misuse.
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