Repatriation Tax Holiday Doesn't Work As a Highway Trust Fund Offset
With the Highway Trust Fund (HTF) running low and the threat of disrupting highway construction later this summer, lawmakers are scrambling to come
PAYGO & CUTGO
Senate Moves Forward on Increasing Deficit with Tax Extenders
The Senate is moving forward with tax extenders legislation, renewing a variety of
Adding "TRUSTGO" to PAYGO Would Improve the Debt Situation
We have always have been proponents of paying for the costs of policies such as the
President's Advisors Recommend Veto of Unoffset Tax Bill
The White House issued a Statement of Admin
Understanding the Difference Between Temporary and Permanent in Budget Scoring
This week, Congress will continue to deliberate if and how t
Lawmakers Must Abide by PAYGO...Here's Why
In recent weeks, we've used our blog to call for strict adherence to pay-as-you-go (PAYGO) principles for
A Special 10/40
In the spirit of Tax Day today the Bottom Line presents its own special “10/40” (don’t worry; we aren’t filing this with th
Jan 19, 2011 | Blog Paper Press Release | Budgets & Projections| Budget Process| Health Care| Other Spending
PAYGO Annual Report Shows Glaring Exemptions
OMB recently released an annual report on PAYGO,
House Takes Early Steps on Deficit Reduction
The 112th Congress has moved quickly to signal a new focus on fiscal responsibility and attention to our ballooning national debt.