They profit. you pay.

Shady foreign funders are exploiting our legal system for profit on the backs of U.S. consumers and businesses — Congress has acted to put America First.

Learn How Third Party Litigation Funding (TPLF) allows foreign investors to use U.S. courts like a casino tax-free

A Broken System Built for Tax-free Profit from Frivolous Lawsuits

Third-party litigation funding (TPLF) allows outside investors to fund lawsuits in exchange for a share of the payout, a practice that raises serious issues.

Americans for tax litigation fairness

The current U.S. tax code allows foreign actors to use TPLF to reap massive profit off Americans tax-free.

Americans for tax litigation fairness

TPLF incentivizes foreign investors to exploit the U.S. court system, which U.S. families pay for in the form of a "tort tax."

Americans for tax litigation fairness

Foreign entities drain billions of dollars from the U.S. economy, diverting funds from American innovation and job creation.

The Solution

Senate Republicans have closed this tax loophole to stop foreign agents from operating in the shadows and exploiting the U.S. justice system. Only President Trump and Senate Republicans had the courage to protect working families and deliver a win for America. Thank you for putting America First!

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What is Third Party Litigation Funding (TPLF)? What Others Are Saying about the TPLF Tax Loophole Addressing Third Party Litigation Funding Abuse Through Tax Fairness Americans for Tax Reform: List of Good Reforms that Raise Revenue for Trump's Tax Cuts Coalition Letter: Creating Tax Fairness in Litigation Funding James Carter/Washington Legal Foundation Paper: Ending the Third-Party Litigation Funding Tax Loophole Ending a Tax Break for Lawsuits