Max L. Miller

This bill would expand education and job training opportunities for young people who have been in foster care. It would allow them to start receiving support at age 14 instead of 16. The bill would also cover more types of training, like apprenticeships and short-term programs, and could provide support for an extra year if remedial education is needed.

This bill would end several federal unemployment benefits created by the CARES Act, like Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA). It would also take back any unspent federal money set aside for these benefits. This means people who might still be eligible for these specific federal benefits would no longer receive them, and states would stop getting federal funds for these payments, though they would still get money for administrative costs.

This bill would help people get tax relief for property losses from unexpected events like storms. It would also help those who are victims of theft caused by fraud. The bill removes the requirement for a disaster declaration to deduct personal casualty losses. It also gives fraud victims more time and choices to claim tax benefits, including for retirement funds. These changes would generally start after December 31, 2025.

This bill would change tax rules to limit how much people can deduct for gambling losses. Gamblers would only be able to deduct losses up to the amount they win, and this limit would include all related costs. These changes would start for tax years beginning after December 31, 2025.

This bill would create a new program allowing certain businesses that import goods to pay less in tariffs, which are taxes on imported products. To get this benefit, businesses would need to be certified as "Trusted Importers" by meeting specific standards for compliance and security. The goal is to help the U.S. economy and manufacturing.

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This bill would set clear federal rules for short-term health insurance plans. It would define how long these plans can last and let people choose whether to renew them. This could offer more flexible health coverage options for individuals and small businesses.

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