Encouraging Congress to pursue reforms to ensure that all United States citizens contribute to funding the operations of the Federal Government in proportion to the economic gains they realize.

This resolution expresses the non-binding sentiment of the House of Representatives regarding federal tax policy. Specifically, it: * States the House's finding that the federal tax code should treat all income consistently, regardless of its source or form. * Encourages Congress to pursue legislative tax reforms so U.S. citizens contribute to federal funding in proportion to their realized economic gains. * Encourages the House Committee on Ways and Means to hold hearings examining how current law taxes wage income compared to wealth derived from capital.

As a non-binding resolution, this measure does not directly affect any individuals, businesses, or government entities. It addresses Congress generally and encourages actions by the House Committee on Ways and Means.

Nothing in current law would change immediately. The resolution does not establish new laws, taxes, or legal mandates. It only encourages future congressional action, such as committee hearings and potential legislative reforms concerning the taxation of wage income versus capital wealth.

This resolution involves no major spending, appropriations, tax changes, fees, or changes to federal funding.

This resolution is entirely non-binding. It holds no force of law and creates no mandatory requirements, deadlines, penalties, or legal authorizations.

This measure is an official statement of opinion by the House of Representatives advocating for future tax reform discussions and hearings, but it does not change existing tax laws or enforce any new rules.