Amendment97th Congress
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).
- 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