A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to exclude from gross income de minimis gains or losses from certain sales or exchanges of virtual currency, and for other purposes

**Economic Impact** This bill would reduce administrative burdens on both taxpayers and the IRS by eliminating tax reporting requirements for small cryptocurrency transactions. Currently, every crypto transaction - including buying coffee with Bitcoin - creates a taxable event requiring detailed record-keeping and reporting. By exempting "de minimis" amounts, the bill could encourage broader adoption of cryptocurrencies for everyday purchases, potentially boosting the digital asset economy while reducing compliance costs for individuals and businesses. **Affected Populations** The legislation primarily benefits casual cryptocurrency users who make small purchases or trades but aren't professional investors. This includes people who use crypto for routine transactions like shopping, gaming, or peer-to-peer payments. Small businesses accepting cryptocurrency payments would also benefit from reduced bookkeeping requirements. However, the bill would have minimal impact on large-scale investors or institutions, who would still need to report significant gains and losses. **Key Changes** The most significant change would be establishing a threshold below which crypto gains and losses don't require tax reporting, similar to how small cash transactions are treated. This would dramatically simplify tax compliance for millions of Americans who currently must track every minor cryptocurrency transaction, while preserving tax obligations for substantial crypto investments and trading activities.