Requires charities to report overall numbers on noncitizens they help resettle or enroll in federal programs.
This bill would require certain tax-exempt organizations to share new information with the government. They would report how many noncitizens they help resettle in the U.S. or enroll in federal benefit programs. This data would then be sent to Congress each year, but no individual's identity would be shared.
Today, the Internal Revenue Service does not explicitly require tax-exempt organizations to report aggregate data on noncitizen resettlement or their involvement in noncitizens' enrollment in federal benefit programs. If this bill becomes law, these organizations would need to report overall numbers on these activities to the IRS, and the Treasury Secretary would then provide an annual summary report to Congress. This new reporting would begin for taxable years starting after December 31, 2026.
HR 8329 · 119th Congress · April 16, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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