Businesses using technology controlled by foreign adversaries would lose certain tax benefits.
This bill would stop U.S. businesses from getting certain tax breaks if they use technology controlled by foreign adversaries or are linked to such entities. This means they would no longer qualify for deductions like bonus depreciation or credits for research, aiming to reduce reliance on potentially risky foreign tech. These changes would take effect for tax years starting about one year after the bill becomes law.
Today, businesses can claim various tax credits and deductions, like bonus depreciation and research credits. There are no specific restrictions related to using technology controlled by foreign adversaries. If this bill passes, businesses using such technology or linked to certain foreign entities would lose access to these tax benefits. These changes would start about one year after the bill becomes law.
HR 7509 · 119th Congress · February 11, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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