Tax the Grift Act

Summary

The bill adds a new chapter to the Internal Revenue Code that taxes the full amount of any payment a taxpayer receives from a settlement fund established because the President sued the IRS. The tax equals the entire payment, and the payment is excluded from gross income for other tax calculations. It applies to any taxpayer who gets such a settlement, not just the President.

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