美国提议征收25%外包税，印度IT行业感到巨大焦虑和压力

Core Points - A U.S. senator has proposed a 25% tax on American companies that use overseas outsourcing services, significantly impacting India's IT industry [1][3] - The Indian IT industry is valued at $283 billion, accounting for over 7% of India's GDP, with major U.S. companies as key clients [3][4] - The proposed tax could lead to a total tax burden of up to 60% on outsourcing expenditures, making it financially burdensome for U.S. companies [4] - The U.S. government aims to protect domestic jobs by discouraging outsourcing, with tax revenues intended for workforce development [4][6] - The rise of protectionism poses challenges to the globalized IT service model, affecting both companies and individuals [6] - The likelihood of the bill passing is low due to opposition from U.S. companies that rely heavily on outsourcing [8] - The situation serves as a warning for the Indian IT industry to reduce its dependence on the U.S. market [8]