House Ways and Means Committee members seek information on biofuel tax policy

In Washington, Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach (MN-07) and several of her colleagues on the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee released a request for information from relevant stakeholders on biofuel tax policy.

Public Law 117-169, enacted in 2022, made significant modifications to biofuel tax policy without any Republican input. With unified Republican government in Washington, the House Ways and Means Committee is seeking feedback from stakeholders on how these provisions could be improved to support domestic energy production and rural economic development.

This request for information is a follow-up to the House Ways and Means Tax Team submission deadline of October 15th. The Supply Chains and Rural America Tax Teams are leading this effort to gather additional information on biofuel tax policy specifically.