Marjorie Taylor Greene has introduced a bill called the 'No Tax on Home Sales Act' aimed at eliminating the federal capital gains tax on home sales, but the primary source confirming this is a less mainstream outlet, and official congressional records do not yet clearly list this bill.
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene introduces bill to eliminate federal capital gains tax on home sales.

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What the Evidence Shows
The claim states that Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a bill to eliminate the federal capital gains tax on home sales. According to the Pravda USA article,usa.news-pravda.comusa.news-pravda.comMarjorie Taylor Greene: NO MORE TAXING THE AMERICAN DREAM! Greene introduced the 'No Tax on Home Sales Act' with the goal of eliminating federal capital gains tax on home sales, framing it as relief for families who build equity in their homes.
However, this source is not a major mainstream news outlet, which raises questions about the prominence and verification of this legislative action. Other sources, including official congressional records from Congress. Gov, do not list a bill by Greene specifically addressing capital gains tax elimination on home sales.
Instead, they show other bills sponsored or cosponsored by her but none matching this description. Additionally, Greene's official House website news sections (greene.house.govgreene.house.govCongresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene Introduces Bill to Abolish USAID and
greene.house.govgreene.house.govNews List) do not mention this bill either. This discrepancy suggests that while there may be an announcement or intention to introduce such legislation, it is either very recent, not yet formally filed in Congress, or not widely reported by major news outlets.
Therefore, the claim is partially true in that Greene has expressed or announced such a proposal, but it lacks strong corroboration from authoritative or official legislative sources at this time.