All Topics Budget Reconciliation Ongoing analysis of the budget process in Congress. Scores Long-term Impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act The Financial Cost of the House-Passed Budget Bill Distributional Effects of Selected Provisions of the House Reconciliation Bill (Preliminary) Budgetary Effects of the May 2025 Tax Bill (Preliminary) Full Extension: Conventional Revenue Score How Does Microeconomic Feedback Affect Our Revenue Scores?Partially dynamic revenue estimates of all three scenarios. Analysis Budget Reconciliation Illustrative Distributional Effects of Policies Consistent with the House Concurrent Budget Resolution for Fiscal Year 2025 March 19, 2025 analysis by Harris Eppsteiner Associate Director of Economic Analysis John Ricco Associate Director of Policy Analysis Read the analysis Budget Reconciliation How Would Reforms Affect Employment And Children’s Economic Outcomes? April 12, 2024 The TCJA changed work incentives and added to the take-home incomes of families, potentially affecting employment and long-term earnings of children. Read the analysis Budget Reconciliation How Would TCJA Reforms Affect the Time Burden of Filing Taxes? April 12, 2024 By changing the number of forms most filers must complete, TCJA extension would reduce the time it takes to file taxes. Read the analysis Budget Reconciliation How Would TCJA Reform Affect Inequality? April 12, 2024 Full TCJA extension would cut taxes for all income groups on average, but a small share of families would pay more in taxes. Read the analysis Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Expiration: Options for the Tax Code Most individual income tax provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) expire at the end of 2025. This report analyzes three options for tax reform surrounding expiration, highlighting the tradeoffs policymakers face. Read the report TCJA Extension Simulator Our interactive tool allows you to see the budgetary and distributional impact of extending or modifying each provision of the law. Build your own TCJA reform
Budget Reconciliation Illustrative Distributional Effects of Policies Consistent with the House Concurrent Budget Resolution for Fiscal Year 2025 March 19, 2025 analysis by Harris Eppsteiner Associate Director of Economic Analysis John Ricco Associate Director of Policy Analysis Read the analysis
Budget Reconciliation How Would Reforms Affect Employment And Children’s Economic Outcomes? April 12, 2024 The TCJA changed work incentives and added to the take-home incomes of families, potentially affecting employment and long-term earnings of children. Read the analysis
Budget Reconciliation How Would TCJA Reforms Affect the Time Burden of Filing Taxes? April 12, 2024 By changing the number of forms most filers must complete, TCJA extension would reduce the time it takes to file taxes. Read the analysis
Budget Reconciliation How Would TCJA Reform Affect Inequality? April 12, 2024 Full TCJA extension would cut taxes for all income groups on average, but a small share of families would pay more in taxes. Read the analysis
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Expiration: Options for the Tax Code Most individual income tax provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) expire at the end of 2025. This report analyzes three options for tax reform surrounding expiration, highlighting the tradeoffs policymakers face. Read the report
TCJA Extension Simulator Our interactive tool allows you to see the budgetary and distributional impact of extending or modifying each provision of the law. Build your own TCJA reform
