The No Tax Treaties for Foreign Aggressors Act of 2025 would automatically terminate the U.S.-China income tax treaty if China's military launches an armed attack against Taiwan. Under the bill, the Treasury Secretary would have 30 days to formally notify China of the termination through diplomatic channels after the President confirms that the People's Liberation Army has initiated such an attack. The President would also be required to notify four congressional committees—the Senate Committees on Foreign Relations and Finance, and the House Committees on Foreign Affairs and Ways and Means—of any termination. This bill would affect U.S.-China tax relations and potentially impact businesses and individuals operating across both countries, as the tax treaty helps prevent double taxation and facilitates trade. There is no specific funding allocated in the bill, as it functions as a conditional policy trigger rather than an appropriations measure.
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