Ends tax breaks for companies trying to influence workers about labor unions.
This bill would stop companies from getting tax deductions for money they spend trying to influence their employees' decisions about joining or forming a labor union. It would also require companies and consultants to report this spending, with penalties if they don't. This aims to remove taxpayer support for activities that interfere with workers' rights to organize.
Today, companies can deduct expenses they pay to influence their workers' decisions about labor unions, treating these costs as regular business expenses. If this bill becomes law, companies would no longer be able to deduct these expenses, and they would have to report this spending to the IRS. Third-party consultants hired by companies for these activities would also need to report their work, with penalties for non-compliance for both companies and consultants.
S 1310 · 119th Congress · April 4, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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