US HB7041

Prohibits the House of Representatives from considering any bill, joint resolution, amendment, or conference report that contains a congressional earmark, limited tax benefit, or limited tariff benefit

Establishes a point of order procedure allowing members to challenge legislation containing earmarks; if sustained, the earmark provision is stricken from the measure

Defines "congressional earmark" as member-requested spending directed to specific entities, states, localities, or congressional districts outside of formula-driven or competitive award processes

Defines "limited tax benefit" as revenue-losing provisions benefiting 10 or fewer entities with non-uniform eligibility criteria, and "limited tariff benefit" as tariff modifications benefiting 10 or fewer entities

Amends House Rule XXI by striking clause 9, which currently governs earmark disclosure requirements