Rules for debating IRS crypto rule, unemployment fraud, and government funding
Sponsored by Michelle Fischbach
What the bill does
This resolution sets the rules for debating three separate measures in the House. It allows consideration of a joint resolution to block an IRS rule on reporting digital asset sales, a bill to extend the time to prosecute fraud in unemployment programs, and a bill to continue funding the government through September 2025. It also changes how calendar days are counted for ending a national emergency declared by the President.
The stakes
This resolution determines whether and how the House will vote on blocking an IRS rule on digital assets, extending fraud prosecution deadlines for unemployment benefits, and keeping the government funded. The outcome affects taxpayers, people receiving unemployment benefits, and federal workers.
- Coinbase GlobalCOIN
- PayPal HoldingsPYPL
- BlockSQ
How the chamber split
See how each member voted· all 421▸
What each side says
- It allows the House to vote on overturning an IRS rule that would require brokers to report gross proceeds from digital asset sales, which supporters say is an overreach.bill
- It lets the House consider extending the statute of limitations for fraud in unemployment programs, which supporters argue is needed to recover misspent funds.bill
- It provides a path to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government open, avoiding a shutdown.bill
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