Funds government agencies and sets new rules for taxes, small businesses, and consumer protection.
This bill would set aside money for many federal agencies, including the IRS, Small Business Administration, and Federal Communications Commission, for the government's budget year starting October 1, 2026. It would also put in place new rules for how these agencies operate and what they can fund, affecting taxpayers, small businesses, and consumers. The bill includes specific prohibitions on certain regulatory actions and types of government spending.
Today, federal agencies operate under existing budgets and regulations. This bill would establish the funding levels for fiscal year 2027 for financial services and general government agencies, directing how billions of dollars are spent. It would also introduce new policy limitations, such as preventing specific regulatory actions by agencies like the CPSC and FCC, and restricting certain types of government training and spending.
HR 8495 · 119th Congress · April 24, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 1/10
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