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This bill introduces a program that allows U.S. businesses to fully deduct expenses related to moving their inventory, equipment, and supplies from China back to the United States in the same tax year those expenses are incurred. The Treasury Secretary will establish regulations to ensure that only legitimate business moving expenses qualify for this tax deduction. To offset the potential revenue loss, the bill creates a new trust fund that will be funded by tariffs collected on goods manufactured in China. Specifically, the tariff revenues collected will be equivalent to the tax revenue reduction caused by allowing these moving expenses as deductions. The bill aims to incentivize U.S. companies to repatriate their manufacturing and business operations from China by providing a direct financial benefit through immediate tax write-offs. This legislation is designed to encourage domestic production and potentially reduce U.S. economic dependence on Chinese manufacturing.