Provides about $26 billion in fiscal year 2027 funding for the Treasury, White House and Executive Office, federal courts, D.C. government, and independent agencies such as the SEC, FTC, FCC, and Small Business Administration, and sets many spending limits and policy restrictions on how that money may be used.

• Appropriates funding for the Department of the Treasury, including the IRS ($3.0 billion for taxpayer services and $3.6 billion for enforcement), the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and the U.S. Mint
• Provides funding for the White House, Office of Management and Budget, Office of National Drug Control Policy, the federal judiciary (about $6.4 billion for courts and related services), and D.C. courts and public defender services
• Funds independent agencies including the Securities and Exchange Commission ($2.03 billion, offset by fees), Federal Trade Commission, Federal Communications Commission, Small Business Administration, and General Services Administration
• Includes numerous general provisions restricting use of funds, such as limits on electric vehicle purchases, diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, and certain Consumer Product Safety Commission and Federal Trade Commission rules

• Appropriations Committee (House)

Economics and Public Finance