Taiwan Conflict Deterrence Act of 2025

HR 1716 requires the U.S. Treasury to report annually (for 3 years) on funds held by specific Chinese Communist Party officials - such as Politburo Standing Committee members and Central Committee members affecting Taiwan - and the financial institutions handling those funds. It prohibits U.S. banks from conducting significant transactions with those officials and their immediate family members (spouses, parents, children, etc.) if the family benefits from the reported funds. The law includes exemptions for national security cooperation and allows the President to waive restrictions if they serve U.S. security interests. The reporting and transaction rules expire 30 days after the threat is deemed resolved or 25 years after the first report, whichever comes first.