Baby Clothing Tax Relief Act
Foreign Trade and International Finance
3 pages
house
senate
president
Introduced on July 23, 2025 by Jimmy Gomez
Sponsors (7)
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AI Summary
This bill stops the government from adding extra import taxes on baby clothes and accessories using emergency powers. It also says any similar taxes put on these items under other laws won’t count. If any such taxes are already in place when the bill becomes law, they must be ended right away.
The items covered include baby garments, socks, booties, shoes, shirts, pants, swimsuits, sweaters, dresses, onesies/bodysuits, and hats.
- Who is affected: Families buying baby clothing and stores that sell these items.
- What changes: No extra import taxes on baby clothing and accessories using emergency powers; any similar taxes under other authorities won’t apply.
- When: Takes effect when the bill becomes law, and any existing taxes like these must end at that time.
Text Versions
Text as it was Introduced in House
ViewJuly 23, 2025•3 pages
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