Organizations supporting terrorists would lose their tax-exempt status under new rules.
This bill would create a new way for the government to take away tax breaks from groups that support terrorist organizations. It would set up a process for the Treasury Secretary to identify these groups and suspend their tax-exempt status. This means organizations found to be helping terrorists would no longer get special tax benefits.
Today, the tax code doesn't have a specific process to take away tax-exempt status from organizations that support terrorists. If this bill becomes law, the Treasury Secretary would gain the power to designate these groups, leading to the suspension of their tax-exempt status. Organizations would have a chance to respond and appeal the decision.
HR 6800 · 119th Congress · December 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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