Federal SB3276 prohibits U.S. funds for global carbon taxes and limits UN penalties on U.S. entities.
Federal SB3276, the UNtaxed Act, restricts U.S. contributions to the United Nations or affiliated bodies for global carbon taxes. It also prohibits U.S. funds for implementing or enforcing such taxes. The Act defines a global carbon tax as a tax under a global fuel regime requiring vessel owners to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and imposing costs based on emission levels. The bill ensures no tax, tariff, fee, or penalty can be levied on U.S. citizens or entities by the UN unless imposed under a treaty approved by the Senate.
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