New tax on big oil's excess profits would fund gas rebates for Americans during Iran War crisis.
This bill would create a new tax on large oil companies, taking 100% of the amount by which crude oil prices exceed $75 per barrel. The money collected from this tax would go directly back to most individual taxpayers as a refundable rebate. This system would continue until three conditions are met. First, the President declares an end to hostilities with Iran. Second, the Strait of Hormuz is fully reopened. Third, the price of oil drops below $75 per barrel.
Today, there is no specific federal tax on high crude oil profits that directly funds rebates for individuals. If this bill passes, large oil companies would pay a tax, taking 100% of the amount by which crude oil prices exceed $75 per barrel. Eligible individuals would then receive a refundable tax credit, or 'gasoline price rebate,' from these funds, which would continue until specific conditions related to the Iran conflict and oil prices are met.
HR 8803 · 119th Congress · May 13, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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