An amendment in the nature of a substitute on the previous legislative day to decrease budget authority by 23.1 billion dollars, outlays by 25.7 billion dollars, and revenues by 31.1 billion dollars with a deficit for FY '82 of 31 billion dollars. It assumes a 53.3 billion dollar tax cut. It requires spending reductions of 53.7 billion dollars and 36.6 billion dollars in outlays through the reconciliation process (Committee: 13 billion dollars in budget authority and 15.8 billion dollars in outlays savings by reconciliation.) It recommends a three year 10 percent reduction in marginal tax rates (Committee has a one year reduction). It proposes a capital cost recovery program with accelerated depreciation over 10, 5, and 3 years for most nonresidential property (reducing receipts by 9.7 billion dollars in FY '82).

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Amendment Number
9
Description
An amendment in the nature of a substitute on the previous legislative day to decrease budget authority by 23.1 billion dollars, outlays by 25.7 billion dollars, and revenues by 31.1 billion dollars with a deficit for FY '82 of 31 billion dollars. It assumes a 53.3 billion dollar tax cut. It requires spending reductions of 53.7 billion dollars and 36.6 billion dollars in outlays through the reconciliation process (Committee: 13 billion dollars in budget authority and 15.8 billion dollars in outlays savings by reconciliation.) It recommends a three year 10 percent reduction in marginal tax rates (Committee has a one year reduction). It proposes a capital cost recovery program with accelerated depreciation over 10, 5, and 3 years for most nonresidential property (reducing receipts by 9.7 billion dollars in FY '82).
Purpose
An amendment in the nature of a substitute on the previous legislative day to decrease budget authority by 23.1 billion dollars, outlays by 25.7 billion dollars, and revenues by 31.1 billion dollars with a deficit for FY '82 of 31 billion dollars. It assumes a 53.3 billion dollar tax cut. It requires spending reductions of 53.7 billion dollars and 36.6 billion dollars in outlays through the reconciliation process (Committee: 13 billion dollars in budget authority and 15.8 billion dollars in outlays savings by reconciliation.) It recommends a three year 10 percent reduction in marginal tax rates (Committee has a one year reduction). It proposes a capital cost recovery program with accelerated depreciation over 10, 5, and 3 years for most nonresidential property (reducing receipts by 9.7 billion dollars in FY '82).
Congress
97
Type
HAMDT
Submitted Date
May 7, 1981
Chamber
House of Representatives
Update Date
Aug 14, 2021
Amendment 9 — Informed