Digital Trade Promotion Act of 2025 authorizes the President to negotiate digital trade agreements with foreign countries.
The Digital Trade Promotion Act of 2025 authorizes the President to enter into digital trade agreements with foreign countries. These agreements aim to promote nondiscriminatory treatment of digital products and services, prohibit discriminatory taxes on digital services, and ensure the free flow of data across borders. The Act requires the President to consult with Congress and submit reports before entering into such agreements. It also mandates monitoring of compliance by the countries involved and allows for actions if a country fails to comply.
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