The Wildfire Infrastructure and Landowner Tax Relief Act of 2025 provides federal tax incentives to help private landowners pay for wildfire prevention measures. The bill allows landowners to exclude from their taxable income any grants or services they receive for hazardous fuel reduction activities—such as prescribed burns, mechanical thinning, or installing firebreaks—as well as improvements that support firefighting access and emergency evacuation. Additionally, it allows landowners to deduct the costs they personally pay for these qualified wildfire prevention activities from their income, provided a state, local, tribal, or federal fire management agency certifies that the work will reduce hazardous fuels or support fire suppression efforts. These tax benefits apply to amounts received or expenses incurred after the bill's enactment and are designed to encourage private landowners to take preventive measures that reduce wildfire risk on their properties.
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