Beth Van Duyne

This bill would add new taxes, called duties, to goods brought into the U.S. These extra costs would depend on whether the U.S. has a trade surplus or deficit with the country the goods came from. This could mean higher prices for American shoppers on many imported items.

This bill would make the government take away U.S. passports from people who owe more than $2,500 in child support. Currently, the government has the choice to revoke, restrict, or limit these passports, but this bill would make revocation mandatory. It would also allow for a temporary passport if someone abroad needs to return home urgently.

This bill would create a new tax credit for businesses that install special energy systems that produce both heat and power. These systems, called combined heat and power systems, help save energy. Companies could get a tax credit for 10% of the system's cost, with extra bonuses for using American-made parts or installing them in certain communities.

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This bill would temporarily help long-term care pharmacies by adding a new fee for certain Medicare prescriptions they dispense. For 2026 and 2027, Medicare prescription drug plans would pay these pharmacies a supply fee, and the government would cover those costs for the plans. This aims to ensure Medicare patients continue to have access to these pharmacy services.

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