This bill requires tax-exempt organizations that help resettle or relocate noncitizens in the United States to report aggregate information about their activities on their annual tax forms starting in 2027. Organizations must disclose the total number of noncitizens they assist with resettlement activities, how many of those individuals they help enroll in federal benefits programs, and details about the nature of their assistance—though they cannot identify specific individuals in their reports. The Treasury Secretary must compile this data and submit an annual statistical report to Congress beginning December 31, 2028, providing lawmakers with a broad overview of immigrant resettlement activities by nonprofits. The bill affects charities and other tax-exempt groups involved in immigrant services but includes privacy protections to prevent identification of individual immigrants.
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