Block the United Nations from imposing any taxes on American citizens or businesses.

Lee Introduces UNtaxed Act to Stop United Nations from Taxing Americans Dec 4, 2025 WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced the UNtaxed Act to block the United Nations (UN) from imposing taxes on American citizens or businesses. President Trump successfully postponed a vote on the UN’s proposed global carbon tax scheme earlier this fall, and the UNtaxed Act will support the President’s agenda in Congress to ensure Americans are never subject to taxes imposed by international bureaucrats.

Mike Lee introduced legislation to block UN-imposed taxes on Americans.

Press Releases - Mike Lee US Senator for Utah
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U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced the UNtaxed Act to block the United Nations (UN) from imposing taxes on American citizens or businesses.

Introduced the UNtaxed Act to stop the UN from taxing Americans or U.S. businesses.

Press Releases - Mike Lee US Senator for Utah
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Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced the Disengaging Entirely from the United Nations Debacle (DEFUND) Act, calling for the United States' complete withdrawal from the United Nations. The legislation addresses issues of national sovereignty and fiscal accountability, aiming to cease all forms of U.S. financial support to the UN and revoke diplomatic immunity for UN officials within the United States.

Senator Mike Lee introduced the DEFUND Act to withdraw the U.S. from the UN, aiming to cease financial support and revoke diplomatic immunity for UN officials.

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Lee introduces DEFUND Act to Pull USA from UN
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Senator Mike Lee introduced the UNtaxed Act (S. 3276) to prevent the United Nations and its agencies from imposing any tax, fee, or penalty on American citizens or businesses. The bill stipulates that such charges cannot be applied unless part of a formal treaty approved by the U.S. Senate and blocks U.S. funding for UN programs that would establish or enforce a global carbon fee on shipping.

Senator Mike Lee introduced the UNtaxed Act to prevent the UN from imposing taxes on Americans and to block U.S. funding for related UN programs.

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S 3276 - Congressional Auditor: PoliScore
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The Library of Congress record shows Senator Mike Lee sponsored S.3276, the "UNtaxed Act," which was introduced in the Senate on November 20, 2025. The bill status on Congress.gov is 'Introduced' and the latest recorded action is 'Read twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations' (11/20/2025).

Sen. Mike Lee formally introduced a Senate bill (S.3276) titled the UNtaxed Act on 11/20/2025; the measure was referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and has not advanced beyond introduction.

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S.3276 - UNtaxed Act | Congress.gov
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The House text for H.R.5888 (introduced October 31, 2025) — the UNtaxed Act — explicitly bars the United Nations or any UN-affiliated body from levying any tax, tariff, fee, or penalty on U.S. citizens or companies unless that measure is imposed under an agreement in effect with the United States and the Senate has given advice and consent to ratification. The bill also prohibits U.S. funds from being used for assessed or voluntary contributions to impose or implement a global carbon tax.

House version (H.R.5888) contains explicit statutory language that would prohibit UN-imposed taxes or fees on Americans absent a ratified agreement and would block U.S. funding tied to a global carbon tax; the measure was introduced and referred to committee but not enacted.

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H.R.5888 - UNtaxed Act (text) | Congress.gov (PDF)
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