The Getting Rid of Abusive Trust Schemes Act (GRATS Act) wants to change the rules about special types of money-saving trust accounts so they are harder to use in tricky ways to pay less taxes. It suggests that these trusts should last a long time, like 15 years, and that when people pay certain taxes for the trust, it might count as giving a gift, which could mean paying more taxes.

The "Patient Fairness Act of 2025" is a plan to let everyone save more money for health needs in special piggy banks called Health Savings Accounts. It also says that hospitals have to show how much things cost, and some rules will only start after the end of 2025.

The HEIRS Act of 2024 is like a helper program that gives money to states and groups to help people figure out who owns their family's property when someone passes away, especially if they don't know who the owner is. This helps families, especially those with less money, to pay for things like lawyers and advice so they can keep or sell the property fairly.

The READY Accounts Act is like a special piggy bank where people can save up to $4,500 a year for home repairs to protect their houses from storms or other natural disasters, and they can save money on their taxes by using this piggy bank. If they use the money for anything else, they have to pay extra taxes as a penalty.

In H. RES. 206, the House of Representatives says it's important for children to get family farms and small businesses without having to pay a lot of taxes. They want to keep a rule that helps people who inherit these businesses by adjusting the value to today's prices so it's not too expensive.

H.R. 1640 is a plan to give money to help people keep their family homes by fixing ownership issues. It offers money to states and groups that help people, especially in communities that might need extra help, to understand and solve problems with property that has been passed down from family members.

H.R. 7035 wants to stop certain taxes when people give money or things to their family after they pass away, making it easier for families to keep their stuff without paying extra. But, some people worry this might not be fair because it could let rich people keep getting richer without sharing.

The HEIRS Act is like a helping hand for families to sort out who owns land when someone passes away, especially for families who don't have much money. It gives money to states and groups that show people how to keep their homes and share land fairly.

H.R. 2089 is a plan to let people wait on paying taxes on money they earn from investments in certain funds if they use that money to buy more shares in the same fund. But when they sell the shares or pass away, they will need to pay the taxes then.