31 Legislation
Apex Area Technical Corrections Act
30%Procedural CorrectionsMining & MineralsConservation & Public Lands- house
All for our country
Apex Area Technical Corrections Act
To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to exclude strike benefits from gross income.
RELIEF Act
The bill delivers expedited, automatic tariff refunds that ease cash flow and compliance burdens for importers (especially small businesses) but imposes substantial one-time costs on the federal government, risks administrative strain and errors at CBP, and narrows enforcement flexibility tied to sanctions-related collections.
RELIEF Act
The bill quickly and automatically returns IEEPA duties to importers—providing financial relief and reducing paperwork for businesses—but does so at the cost of reduced federal revenue and potential strains on CBP operations and the use of duties as a foreign-policy tool.
TIP Improvement Act of 2026
The bill raises guaranteed pay and tax benefits for many tipped workers and improves tax administration, but shifts labor costs onto employers/consumers, risks reduced hours or reclassification for workers, restricts eligibility for some individuals (including undocumented workers), and reduces federal revenue.
Remotely Piloted Aircraft Crews Tax Relief Act
The bill aims to clarify which military pay is tax-exempt going forward and avoids retroactive tax liability, but ambiguous wording could narrow the exclusion for some service members and create disputes and added IRS compliance costs.
Military CARE Act
The bill makes it substantially easier for TRICARE beneficiaries to report and track access problems and gives Congress clearer data to drive fixes, but it raises administrative costs and risks creating digital-access inequities and unintended facility-level pressures.
ETHICAL Procurement Act
The bill reduces conflicts of interest and increases fairness in DoD contracting by restricting awards to firms with close ties to senior officials, but it narrows the bidder pool and imposes compliance costs that could raise procurement costs, delay acquisitions, and harm some businesses and employees.
Social Security Emergency Inflation Relief Act
The bill delivers a short‑term, protected $200 monthly boost to seniors, veterans, and SSI recipients for six months, improving near‑term income and preserving program eligibility, but it is temporary, excludes some vulnerable beneficiaries, and increases federal spending and administrative complexity.
HEALTH Act
The bill extends and ties enhanced ACA premium tax credits to budget estimates—keeping coverage more affordable for many Americans and avoiding abrupt subsidy cuts—at the cost of higher near‑term federal spending, potential resource shifts away from the lowest‑income enrollees, added pricing uncertainty for insurers, and reduced flexibility in foreign assistance to Argentina.