With Congress back for three weeks, the fight over IRS funding is coming back to life, too.
Senate appropriators plan to release and mark up the Financial Services spending bill, which includes funding for Treasury and IRS.
The Senate’s version of the Financial Services bill may be a tad less stingy than the House version, which proposed $11.2 billion for the IRS, nearly $1.1 billion below fiscal 2023 enacted levels and $2.9 billion less than the White House budget request.
The Thursday Senate markup will be held in front of the full Appropriations committee, skipping the subcommittee proceedings.
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