HR1822119th CongressWALLET

ACRE Act of 2025

Sponsored By: Representative Feenstra

Introduced

Summary

Excluding interest income on loans secured by rural and agricultural real estate from federal taxable income. This bill would add a new tax code section that lets specified U.S. lenders exclude interest they receive on qualifying rural or agricultural real-estate loans from gross income.

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Tax break could lower rural loan rates

If enacted, certain lenders would not pay income tax on interest from new loans secured by rural or agricultural property, forestland, fishing or seafood sites, or aquaculture facilities. For rural single-family homes, the loan would need to buy or improve the owner’s main home, and total principal across such loans for one home could not exceed $750,000 when interest accrues. Loans would need to be made after enactment; refinancing can qualify to the extent it pays off an older loan. Eligible lenders would include FDIC-insured banks, regulated insurers, some U.S.-based affiliates of bank or insurance holding companies, and, for some property, Farm Credit System lenders; borrowers tied to certain foreign adversaries (China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, and Venezuela while Nicolás Maduro is President) would be excluded. Standard rules for tax‑exempt interest would apply to lenders, and a federal report would review the impact within five years.

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