Bring American Companies Home Act
HR 1676, the "Bring American Companies Home Act," allows U.S. businesses to deduct in the year paid the costs of moving business property (like equipment and inventory) from China back to the United States. This directly affects companies relocating operations from China to the U.S. The bill creates a tax deduction for these specific moving expenses, with rules limiting deductions to actual business relocation costs. To offset lost tax revenue from this deduction, the bill establishes a trust fund using tariffs collected on Chinese goods, which then reimburses the general treasury. The policy provides a direct financial incentive for companies to move operations from China to the U.S. by reducing their immediate tax burden.
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Introduced Mar 21, 2023
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Mar 21, 2023
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Mar 21, 2023
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Mark E. Green
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