A bill to extend tax treaty-like benefits to Taiwan is in the mix for a ride on the annual defense authorization bill, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the conversations.
The bipartisan legislation has no cost and is widely-backed, so it is in theory an easy sell. But the big question will be whether lawmakers are willing to let the NDAA carry a tax or trade measure, which is very unusual. Republicans were also rankled by the Biden administration’s decision last week to move ahead on its own tax agreement talks with Taiwan.
