H. R. 10548, known as the "Stop Subsidizing Childhood Obesity Act," aims to improve children's health by amending the Internal Revenue Code. It proposes to remove tax deductions for advertising and marketing expenses related to promoting poor-quality food to children under...
H.R. 10548 wants to stop companies from getting tax breaks when they advertise unhealthy food to kids, using the money saved to help kids eat more fruits and veggies.
The bill, S. 5640, aims to improve children's health by amending the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to deny tax deductions for advertising and marketing efforts aimed at children that promote foods with poor nutritional quality. These foods are defined as those high in nutrients to limit, such...
This bill wants to stop companies from getting tax breaks when they try to sell unhealthy food to kids through ads, and use the extra money to help schools give out more fruits and veggies.
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