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McCarthy-GOP House Passed Budget ($ billions in reduced federal spending)
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Discretionary Funding Caps$3,195---$129$202$244$280$314$343$373$404$436$470Congressional Budget Office: McCarthy- Republican Budget
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Student Loan Programs$460$387$6$7$7$8$8$8$8$8$7$7
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Energy Tax Provisions$570$13$36$50$63$68$66$63$56$53$54$48
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IRS Funding-$120$1-$3-$8-$12-$14-$16-$18-$17-$17-$9-$5
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Work Requirements$120---$1$6$9$12$13$14$15$16$17$19
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COVID Funding$30$14$10$4$1$1$0$0------------
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Energy Leasing & Permitting$3$0$2$4$6$4$0-$3-$3-$3-$3-$1
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Rules Cmte. Amendments-$29-$2-$6-$1$0$1$0-$2-$3-$4-$6-$6
CBO: Rules Amendment Score
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McCarthy Budget Cuts$4,229$413$174$262$318$358$384$405$428$457$497$532
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Debt Service$547$1$4$12$21$31$43$56$70$86$103$121
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TCJA Individual Expiring Provisions ($ billions in net federal revenue)
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Reduced Income Tax Brackets-$1,810N/A$0$0-$141-$212-$221-$229-$238-$247-$256-$266Congressional Budget Office: Budgetary Outcomes Under Alternative Assumptions About Spending and Revenues (May 16, 2023)
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Increased AMT Exemptions-$1,088N/A$0$0-$40-$134-$135-$142-$148-$156-$163-$171
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Increased Standard Deduction-$1,036N/A$0$0-$72-$122-$128-$132-$137-$143-$148-$154
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20% Pass-Through Deduction-$548N/A$0-$6-$37-$63-$68-$70-$72-$75-$77-$80
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Increased Child Tax Credit -$593N/A$0$0-$36-$78-$78-$79-$80-$80-$81-$81
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Doubled Estate Tax Exemption-$126N/A$0-$1-$3-$14-$16-$16-$17-$19-$20-$21
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Opportunity Zones-$67N/A$0$0-$4-$35-$6-$6-$3-$5-$4-$4
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Repealed Personal Exemption$1,593N/A$0$0$128$188$196$203$209$217$223$230
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Modified Itemized Deductions (SALT & MID)
$908N/A$0$0$67$108$105$112$119$125$132$139
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Pass-Through Loss Limitation$137N/A$0$0$0$0$0$17$29$30$30$31
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Repealed Moving Expense Deduction
$15N/A$0$0$1$2$2$2$2$2$2$2
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Total Individual Expiring Provisions
-$2,615$0$0-$7-$137-$359-$349-$341-$336-$349-$362-$374
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TCJA Corporate Expiring Provisions ($ billions in net federal revenue)
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R&D Expensing (expired 2021)*-$153-$53-$25-$19-$13-$8-$7-$7-$7-$7-$8N/A
Congressional Budget Office: Revenue Projections (tab 10), May 2022
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Limitation of Interest Deductions (expired 2021)
N/ANot Inculeded; Tax Policy Center Estimates 10-year cost to be -$84 billion
Tax Policy Center: TCJA Corporate Tax Estimate, December 2022
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Depreciation Rules (expired 2022)-$325N/A-$33-$35-$45-$53-$48-$35-$26-$20-$16-$15Congressional Budget Office: Budgetary Outcomes Under Alternative Assumptions About Spending and Revenues
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Corporate FDII Deduction-$111N/A$0$0-$6-$13-$14-$15-$15-$15-$16-$16
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Corporate BEAT Rate-$14N/A$0$0-$1-$2-$2-$2-$2-$2-$2-$2
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Corporate Meal Deduction-$25N/A$0$0-$3-$3-$3-$3-$3-$3-$3-$4
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Total Corporate Expiring Provisions
-$628-$53-$58-$54-$67-$78-$74-$61-$53-$48-$45-$36
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NET TAX CUT-$3,243-$53-$58-$61-$204-$438-$423-$402-$389-$397-$407-$411
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Debt Service-$368$0-$1-$2-$5-$14-$26-$38-$51-$63-$77-$91CBO (page 5)
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Annual Republican Discretionary Budget Cuts
$0$129$202$244$280$314$343$373$404$436$470
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Annual Republican Tax Cuts$53$58$61$204$438$423$402$389$397$407$411
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