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Ways and Means Committee

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About This Committee

The House Ways and Means Committee is the oldest committee in Congress and one of the most powerful. It has exclusive jurisdiction over taxation, trade, Social Security, Medicare, and other revenue-related legislation. Under the Constitution, all tax bills must originate in the House, and they start in this committee.

Bills related to income taxes, corporate taxes, tariffs, trade agreements, Social Security benefits, Medicare funding, unemployment insurance, and child tax credits are referred here. The committee shapes the tax code that determines how much every American pays and what deductions they receive. It also negotiates trade deals that affect the prices of goods and the competitiveness of American industries. Major tax reforms — from the Reagan era to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 — all originated in this committee.

45
Members ↓
19
Democrats
26
Republicans
419
Bills Referred
28
Reports

Committee Reports

H. Rpt. 119-508report

BARCODE AUTOMATION FOR REVENUE COLLECTION TO ORGANIZE DISBURSEMENT AND ENHANCE EFFICIENCY ACT

2026-02-20ReadGovInfo

H. Rpt. 119-508 accompanies tax legislation related to federal tax provisions. Tax bills modify the Internal Revenue Code — the federal tax statute — either by creating new provisions, extending expiring ones, or changing existing rules that affect individuals, businesses, or specific industries. The Ways and Means Committee prepared this report to explain the tax changes, estimate their revenue impact (how much they cost or raise), and describe who is affected. Tax reports are technical documents that include detailed analysis from the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) and often reveal the policy priorities driving tax changes.

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H. Rpt. 119-509report

NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS OWNERSHIP AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY ACT

2026-02-20ReadGovInfo

H. Rpt. 119-509 accompanies infrastructure legislation titled "New Opportunities for Business Ownership and Self-sufficiency Act". Infrastructure bills affect highways, bridges, airports, transit, water systems, broadband, ports, or federal buildings. The Ways and Means Committee's report describes the infrastructure need, the proposed federal investment or regulatory change, and projected economic and community benefits. Infrastructure reports typically include analysis of safety, efficiency, environmental impact, and regional effects.

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H. Rpt. 119-476report

INNOVATE LESS LETHAL TO DE-ESCALATE TAX MODERNIZATION ACT

2026-02-02ReadGovInfo

H. Rpt. 119-476 accompanies tax legislation related to federal tax provisions. Tax bills modify the Internal Revenue Code — the federal tax statute — either by creating new provisions, extending expiring ones, or changing existing rules that affect individuals, businesses, or specific industries. The Ways and Means Committee prepared this report to explain the tax changes, estimate their revenue impact (how much they cost or raise), and describe who is affected. Tax reports are technical documents that include detailed analysis from the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) and often reveal the policy priorities driving tax changes.

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H. Rpt. 119-427report

TAXPAYER NOTIFICATION AND PRIVACY ACT

2026-01-07ReadGovInfo

H. Rpt. 119-427 accompanies tax legislation related to federal tax provisions. Tax bills modify the Internal Revenue Code — the federal tax statute — either by creating new provisions, extending expiring ones, or changing existing rules that affect individuals, businesses, or specific industries. The Ways and Means Committee prepared this report to explain the tax changes, estimate their revenue impact (how much they cost or raise), and describe who is affected. Tax reports are technical documents that include detailed analysis from the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) and often reveal the policy priorities driving tax changes.

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H. Rpt. 119-428report

TAXPAYER DUE PROCESS ENHANCEMENT ACT

2026-01-07ReadGovInfo

H. Rpt. 119-428 accompanies tax legislation related to federal tax provisions. Tax bills modify the Internal Revenue Code — the federal tax statute — either by creating new provisions, extending expiring ones, or changing existing rules that affect individuals, businesses, or specific industries. The Ways and Means Committee prepared this report to explain the tax changes, estimate their revenue impact (how much they cost or raise), and describe who is affected. Tax reports are technical documents that include detailed analysis from the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) and often reveal the policy priorities driving tax changes.

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Subcommittees (6 active)

Health Subcommittee
19 members227 bills
Oversight Subcommittee
13 members223 bills
Social Security Subcommittee
13 members
Tax Subcommittee
19 members
Trade Subcommittee
21 members
Work and Welfare Subcommittee
13 members

All Members (45)

Jodey C. Arrington
RTX-19
Aaron Bean
RFL-4
Donald S. Beyer, Jr.
DVA-8
Brendan F. Boyle
DPA-2
Vern Buchanan
RFL-16
Mike Carey
ROH-15
Judy Chu
DCA-28
Danny K. Davis
DIL-7
Suzan K. DelBene
DWA-1
Lloyd Doggett
DTX-37
Ron Estes
RKS-4
Dwight Evans
DPA-3
Randy Feenstra
RIA-4
Michelle Fischbach
RMN-7
Brian K. Fitzpatrick
RPA-1
Jimmy Gomez
DCA-34
Kevin Hern
ROK-1
Steven Horsford
DNV-4
Mike Kelly
RPA-16
David Kustoff
RTN-8
Darin LaHood
RIL-16
John B. Larson
DCT-1
Nicole Malliotakis
RNY-11
Max L. Miller
ROH-7
Carol D. Miller
RWV-1
Blake D. Moore
RUT-1
Gwen Moore
DWI-4
Nathaniel Moran
RTX-1
Gregory F. Murphy
RNC-3
Richard E. Neal
DMA-1
Jimmy Panetta
DCA-19
Stacey E. Plaskett
DVI
Bradley Scott Schneider
DIL-10
David Schweikert
RAZ-1
Terri A. Sewell
DAL-7
Jason Smith
RMO-8
Adrian Smith
RNE-3
Lloyd Smucker
RPA-11
W. Gregory Steube
RFL-17
Thomas R. Suozzi
DNY-3
Linda T. Sánchez
DCA-38
Claudia Tenney
RNY-24
Mike Thompson
DCA-4
Beth Van Duyne
RTX-24
Rudy Yakym III
RIN-2