Lets golf courses and country clubs access certain tax benefits and funding.
The PAR Act would change tax rules to allow private and commercial golf courses and country clubs to access certain funds and tax benefits. Currently, they are restricted from using certain proceeds and are not eligible for some empowerment and opportunity zone benefits. This bill would remove those restrictions, potentially helping these businesses and their employees.
Currently, private and commercial golf courses and country clubs are restricted from using certain funds. They are also not eligible for specific tax benefits in empowerment and opportunity zones. If this bill becomes law, these restrictions would be removed, allowing them to access those funds and benefits. These changes would apply to new financial obligations, new hires, and new tax years after the bill takes effect.
HR 1583 · 119th Congress · February 25, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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