Comparing the Senate and House OBBBAs

The Senate has passed its version of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 reconciliation bill – the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). The table below is a comprehensive tally of each provision included in the Senate bill, along with a deficit impact estimate and the deficit impact estimate of the equivalent provision in the House bill. This table will be updated if the bill changes and/or new scores become available.

ProvisionDeficit Increase (-) / Decrease
(FY2025-FY2034)
SenateHouse EquivalentDifference
Finance   
Extend & Expand Rate Cuts-$2,193 billion-$2,177 billion-$16 billion
Extend & Expand Standard Deduction Hike-$1,425 billion-$1,308 billion-$117 billion
Repeal Personal and Dependent Exemption$1,900 billion$1,870 billion+$30 billion
Extend & Expand Child Tax Credit Increase-$817 billion-$797 billion-$20 billion
Extend & Expand 199A Pass-Through Deduction-$737 billion-$820 billion+$83 billion
Extend Standard Deduction and Itemized Deduction Reforms (modifications below)-$289 billion-$327 billion+$38 billion
Increase SALT Cap and Other Deduction Changes-$145 billion-$280 billion+$135 billion
Revert Some AMT Parameters to 2018 Levels$12 billion$110 billion-$98 billion
Limit Value of Itemized Deductions to 35% Rate$34 billion$41 billion-$7 billion
Limit Deductibility of Business Losses$18 billion$26 billion-$8 billion
Extend & Expand Estate Tax Cut-$212 billion-$212 billion$0
Subtotal, Extend & Expand TCJA Individual Provisions-$3,852 billion-$3,874 billion+$22 billion
    
Revive 100% Bonus Depreciation for equipment (through 2029 in House)-$363 billion-$37 billion-$326 billion
Revive Domestic R&E Expensing (through 2029 in House)-$141 billion-$23 billion-$118 billion
Revive Looser Interest Limit (through 2029 in House)-$61 billion-$40 billion-$21 billion
Extend and Modify International Tax Rates and Rules-$167 billion-$165 billion-$2 billion
Extend & Expand Opportunity Zones through 2033-$41 billion-$5 billion-$36 billion
Subtotal, Revive TCJA Business Provisions-$772 billion-$270 billion-$502 billion
    
Cut Taxes on Tips through 2028-$32 billion-$40 billion+$8 billion
Cut Taxes on Overtime through 2028-$90 billion-$124 billion+$34 billion
Increase Senior Standard Deduction through 2028-$93 billion-$66 billion-$27 billion
Establish Deduction for Car Loan Interest through 2028-$31 billion-$58 billion+$27 billion
Establish "Trump Accounts" and Contribute through 2028-$15 billion-$17 billion+$2 billion
Offer Non-Itemizer Charitable Deduction (through 2028 in House)-$74 billion-$7 billion-$67 billion
Create Scholarship Tax Credit-$26 billion-$20 billion-$6 billion
Health Savings Account Expansions-$11 billion-$44 billion+$33 billion
Expansions of Credits for Adoption, Child Care, and Dependent Care-$18 billion-$3 billion-$15 billion
Exclusion for Employer Payments of Student Loans-$11 billion-$11 billion$0
Other Individual Tax Cuts-$18 billion-$6 billion-$12 billion
Subtotal, New Individual Tax Cuts-$417 billion-$396 billion-$21 billion
    
Allow Expensing of Factories through 2028-$141 billion-$148 billion+$7 billion
Extend and Reform Clean Fuel Tax Credit-$26 billion-$45 billion+$19 billion
Restrictions on Carbon Dioxide Sequestration Credit-$14 billion$18 billion-$32 billion
Enhanced Low-Income Housing Credit and New Markets Tax Credit-$21 billion-$14 billion-$7 billion
Expansion of Qualified Small Business Stock Gain Exclusion-$17 billionN/A-$17 billion
Enhanced Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit-$15 billionN/A-$15 billion
Other Business and Related Tax Cuts-$51 billion-$60 billion+$9 billion
Subtotal, New Business Tax Cuts-$285 billion-$249 billion-$36 billion
    
Repeal EV Tax Credits$192 billion$191 billion+$1 billion
Phase Out Energy Investment, Production, and Manufacturing Credits$246 billion$249 billion-$3 billion
Repeal or Reform other IRA Credits$104 billion$113 billion-$9 billion
Subtotal, Repeal and Reform IRA Credits$543 billion$553 billion-$10 billion
    
Impose Floor on Charitable Deduction$80 billion$17 billion+$63 billion
Foreign Corporate Retaliation TaxN/A$116 billion-$116 billion
Modifications to De Minimis Entry Privilege$39 billion$39 billion$0
Expand Executive Compensation Deduction Limit$20 billion$20 billion$0
EITC ReformsN/A$15 billion-$15 billion
Increase College Endowment Tax$1 billion$23 billion-$22 billion
Impose Remittance Excise Tax$10 billion$26 billion-$16 billion
Increase in Private Foundation Investment Income TaxN/A$16 billion-$16 billion
Limitation on Amortization of Certain Sports FranchisesN/A$1 billion-$1 billion
Other Revenue Provisions$15 billion$15 billion$0
Subtotal, Other Revenue Increases and Tax Credit Reductions$164 billion$288 billion-$124 billion
    
Require States to Establish Medicaid Work Requirements$317 billion$336 billion-$19 billion
Change Eligibility and Enrollment Rules^$145 billion$163 billion-$18 billion
ACA Savings$226 billion$241 billion-$15 billion
Freeze New or Increased Provider Taxes$183 billion$87 billion+$96 billion
Revise the Payment Limit for Certain State Directed Payments$149 billion$72 billion+$77 billion
Increase Frequency of Medicaid Eligibility Redeterminations$58 billion$60 billion-$2 billion
Require Uniform Tax for Medicaid Provider Taxes$34 billion$34 billion$0
Expansion State FMAP Changes$28 billion$24 billion+$4 billion
Repeal and Freeze Nursing Home Staffing Standards Rule^$20 billion$23 billion-$3 billion
Reducing Duplicate Enrollment in the Medicaid and CHIP Programs$17 billion$17 billion$0
Sunsetting Increased FMAP Incentive$13 billion$14 billion-$1 billion
Modify Cost-Sharing Requirements in Medicaid Program$7 billion$8 billion-$1 billion
Other Health Related Offsets$27 billion$21 billion+$6 billion
Rural Health Transformation Program-$47 billionN/A-$47 billion
Expand Drug Price Negotiation to Include Orphan Drugs-$5 billion-$9 billion+$4 billion
Modify Update to Conversion Factor Under the PFS-$2 billion-$5 billion+$3 billion
Other Health Related Spending and Tax Breaks-$13 billion-$1 billion-$12 billion
Interactions-$83 billion-$78 billion-$5 billion
Subtotal, Health Care Provisions$1,074 billion$1,007 billion+$67 billion
    
Subtotal: Finance-$3,545 billion-$2,941 billion-$604 billion
    
Armed Services   
Air Superiority and Missile Defense-$31 billion-$30 billion-$1 billion
Shipbuilding-$28 billion-$32 billion+$4 billion
Munitions and Supply Chain-$24 billion-$19 billion-$5 billion
Scaling Development and Production of Low-Cost Weapons Systems-$15 billion-$13 billion-$2 billion
Enhance Military Readiness-$15 billion-$11 billion-$4 billion
Nuclear Deterrence-$14 billion-$13 billion-$1 billion
Deterrence and Readiness in the Pacific Theater-$12 billion-$11 billion-$1 billion
Military Personnel-$8 billion-$8 billion$0
Border Security and Narcotics-$1 billion-$5 billion+$4 billion
Military Intelligence, Cyber Security, and Oversight<-$1 billion-$2 billion<+$2 billion
Subtotal: Armed Services-$150 billion-$144 billion-$6 billion
    
Homeland Security and Government Affairs   
Election for At-Will Employment and Lower Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS) Contributions for New Federal EmployeesN/A$4 billion-$4 billion
Tighten Eligibility for Family Members in the Federal Employee Health Benefit System and Other Government Affairs Related Savings$2 billion$1 billion+$1 billion
Eliminate FERS Annuity Supplement for Certain EmployeesN/A$7 billion-$7 billion
Expand Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Detention Capacity-$45 billion-$45 billion$0
Border Wall Construction and Border Security Facilities Enhancements-$50 billion-$50 billion$0
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Personnel and Vehicles-$7 billion-$8 billion+$1 billion
CBP Technology and Other Border Security Enhancements-$6 billion-$6 billion$0
Other Spending, Homeland Security Grants, and Reimbursements to State and Local Jurisdictions-$11 billion-$1 billion-$10 billion
State Border Security Reimbursement-10 billion-$12 billion+$2 billion
Security, Planning, and Other Costs Related to the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Olympics-2 billion-$2 billion$0
Subtotal: Homeland Security and Government Affairs-$129 billion-$112 billion-$17 billion
    
Judiciary   
Visa Integrity Fee$27 billion$29 billion-$2 billion
Form I-94 Fee$10 billion$11 billion-$1 billion
Electronic System for Travel Authorization fee$3 billionN/A+$3 billion
Fee Relating to Termination, Renewal, and Extension of Employment Authorization for Asylum Applicants$1 billion$14 billion-$13 billion
Fee Relating to Renewal and Extension of Employment Authorization for Aliens Granted Temporary Protected Status$1 billion$4 billion-$3 billion
Diversity Immigrant Visa FeesN/A$6 billion-$6 billion
Other Immigration Fees$3 billion$9 billion-$6 billion
Immigration and Border Security Related Funding-$45 billion-$36 billion-$9 billion
Radiation Exposure Compensation Act Expansion-$8 billionN/A-$8 billion
Subtotal: Judiciary-$9 billion$37 billion-$46 billion
    
Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions   
Simplify and Reform Loan Repayment$269 billion$295 billion-$26 billion
Limit Borrowing for Graduate Students and by Enrollment Intensity$44 billion$50 billion-$6 billion
Prevent Presidents from Unilaterally Enacting Debt CancellationN/A$32 billion-$32 billion
Repeal Loan Discharge Authority$17 billion$16 billion+$1 billion
Create New Accountability Rules and Exempt Certain Assets from Aid Eligibility Calculation$1 billion$6 billion-$5 billion
Fund Pell Shortfall and Create Workforce Pell-$11 billion-$11 billion$0
Funding for Sponsor Vetting for Unaccompanied Alien Children and Garden of Heroes<-$1 billionN/A<-$1 billion
Interactions-$42 billion-$41 billion-$1 billion
Fund Appropriations for ACA Cost Sharing ReductionsN/A$34 billion-$34 billion
Eliminate In-School Interest ForgivenessN/A$20 billion-$20 billion
Modify Pell Eligibility<$1 billion$8 billion<-$8 billion
Restrict Parent Borrowing and Increase Undergraduate LimitsN/A-$19 billion+$19 billion
Repeal For-Profit Accountability RulesN/A-$7 billion+$7 billion
Subtotal: Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions$278 billion$383 billion-$105 billion
    
Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry   
Strengthen SNAP Work Requirements$69 billion$92 billion-$23 billion
Establish SNAP Matching Funds Requirement for States^$34 billion$128 billion-$94 billion
Limit Executive Power to Increase Agricultural Subsidies$37 billion$37 billion$0
Reduce Federal Share of Administrative Costs for SNAP Program$25 billion$27 billion-$2 billion
Exclude Internet Expenses from SNAP Benefit Calculations$11 billion$11 billion$0
Link Eligibility for SNAP Benefits on Receipt of Other Federal Benefits$6 billion$7 billion-$1 billion
Restrict SNAP Eligibility for Undocumented Individuals$2 billion$4 billion-$2 billion
Other Savings Provisions$7 billion$13 billion-$6 billion
Increase Farm Subsidies and Other Agricultural Safety Net Programs-$65 billion-$52 billion-$13 billion
Fund Agricultural Trade Promotion-$2 billion-$2 billion$0
Other Spending Provisions-$4 billion-$4 billion$0
Interactions-$5 billion-$24 billion+$19 billion
Subtotal: Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry$114 billion$237 billion-$123 billion
    
Commerce, Science, and Transportation   
Spectrum Auctions$85 billion$88 billion-$3 billion
Highway Trust Fund Fees for Electric VehiclesN/A$39 billion-$39 billion
Rescissions and Other Offsetting Provisions$4 billion$1 billion+$3 billion
Coast Guard Mission Readiness-$23 billion-$20 billion-$3 billion
Air Traffic Control Improvements-$12 billion-$12 billion$0
Space Exploration, Other Spending Increases and Revenue Reductions-$11 billionN/A-$11 billion
Subtotal: Commerce, Science, and Transportation$44 billion$96 billion-$52 billion
    
Energy and Natural Resources   
Onshore Oil and Gas Leasing$11 billion$13 billion-$2 billion
Offshore Oil and Gas Leasing$4 billion$6 billion-$2 billion
Alaskan Oil and Gas Leasing$1 billion$1 billion$0
Funding Repeals and Rescissions$7 billion$7 billion$0
Land Sales and Timber Sales$6 billionN/A+$6 billion
Environmental Review Fees, Coal Mining Royalties, and Other Spending Cuts<$1 billion$2 billion<-$2 billion
Strategic Petroleum Reserve-$1 billion-$2 billion+$1 billion
Funding for Water Storage and Conveyance, as well as America's 250th Anniversary-$1 billion-$3 billion+$2 billion
Other Spending Provisions-$1 billion-$2 billion+$1 billion
Subtotal: Energy and Natural Resources$27 billion$22 billion+$5 billion
    
Environment and Public Works   
Repeal Biden Administration "Tailpipe" Vehicle Emissions Rule and CAFE StandardsN/A$8 billion-$8 billion
Rescission of Neighborhood Access and Equity Grant Program$2 billion$2 billion$0
Rescission of Low-Carbon Transportation Materials Grants$1 billion$1 billion$0
Other Rescissions$2 billion$2 billion$0
Rescission of Funding for Methane Emissions and Waste Reduction Incentive Program-$1 billion-$1 billion$0
Kennedy Center Funding<-$1 billion<-$1 billion$0
Subtotal: Environment and Public Works$3 billion$12 billion-$9 billion
    
Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs   
Cap CFPB Authority to Draw Funds from Federal Reserve$2 billion$4 billion-$2 billion
Other Savings Provisions$1 billion$1 billion$0
Defense Production Act Fund-$1 billionN/A-$1 billion
Subtotal: Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs$2 billion$5 billion -$3 billion
    
Additional Interactions and Other Changes-$3 billion -$11 billion+$8 billion
    
PRIMARY DEFICIT IMPACT-$3,366 billion-$2,416 billion-$950 billion
    
Interest-$713 billion -$551 billion-$162 billion
    
TOTAL DEBT IMPACT WITH INTEREST-$4.1 trillion-$3.0 trillion-$1.1 trillion
    
TOTAL DEBT IMPACT WITH INTEREST IF PERMANENT-$5.5 trillion-$5.0 trillion-$0.5 trillion

Totals may not sum due to rounding 
* Figure includes the $3,761 billion current policy baseline adjustment, reflecting the hidden cost of extending TCJA
^ Rough CRFB estimates based on Senate "wraparound" amendment