House Republicans propose a billion-dollar cut to IRS funding

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House Republicans propose a billion-dollar cut to IRS funding for the next fiscal year.

House Republicans are proposing a billion-dollar cut to IRS funding next year. A fiscal 2027 spending bill introduced by members of the House Appropriations Committee would give the IRS a $10.2-billion budget next year. The Trump administration proposed more severe IRS cuts in its budget proposal, closer to a $1.5 billion cut. Funding for public-facing taxpayer services would remain untouched, but IRS enforcement would see the deepest cuts under the plan from House Republicans. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .

Topics covered

• IRS funding
• House Republicans
• fiscal budget
• government spending
• taxpayer services

Keywords

• IRS
• funding cuts
• House Republicans
• fiscal 2027
• taxpayer services
• budget proposal

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: House Republicans, IRS, House Appropriations Committee, Trump administration

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