The bill also includes robust anti-evasion and avoidance measures, including $100 million in new funding for the IRS and a 40% “exit tax” on the wealth of ultra-millionaires and billionaires who renounce their citizenship to avoid the tax.
Support $100 million in new IRS funding and a 40% exit tax to deter wealth-tax avoidance.
Occurrences
Evidence
Barron's reported that Elizabeth Warren reintroduced the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act on March 27, 2026, and that Brendan Boyle co-sponsored the House version.
The page says Boyle co-sponsored the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2021 and describes the proposal as including a 40% exit tax and a $100 billion IRS expansion for enforcement.
Assessments
The promise was to support this policy package, not to enact it alone. Evidence shows Brendan Boyle co-sponsored the House version of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, which included the 40% exit tax and expanded IRS enforcement funding, and he remained publicly aligned with the proposal in 2026. That is direct, material candidate action fulfilling a support pledge, even though the broader policy did not become law.