Government Documents on Budgets: Congressional

Congressional Budget Resources

The U.S. Congress must approve all federal budgetary expenditures before they become law. Congressional committees and support agencies issue numerous publications on various aspects of the federal budget. Examples of such materials include:

House & Senate Documents (Online 1995-present) HSSE DOC Y 1.1/3 & Y 1.1/7  

House & Senate Reports (Online 1995-present) HSSE DOC Y 1.1/5 & Y 1.1/8

House Budget Committee

HSSE DOC Y 4.B 85/3:

HERE for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents.

 Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction (Late 2011-Ended Nov. 2011 without reaching an agreement.)

The War on Poverty:  50 Years Later (March 2014 House Budget Committee report)

House Ways & Means Committee

(Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-IN) is a member of this committee.)

HSSE DOC Y 4.W 36:

HERE for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents

Senate Appropriations Committee - Appropriations committee publications are excellent sources of project expenditure information. HSSE MF Y 4.AP 6/2

Senate Budget Committee 

(Senator Mike Braun (R-IN) is a member of this committee.)

HSSE DOC Y 4.B 85/2:

HERE for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents

Senate Finance Committee

HSSE DOC Y 4.F 49:

Senator Todd Young (R-IN) is a member of this committee.

HERE for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents

Joint Committee on Taxation

HSSE DOC Y 4.T 19/4:

HERE for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents

Joint Economic Committee

HSSE DOC Y 4.EC 7:

HERE for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents

Government Accountability Office Reports

Here for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents

Congressional Budget Office Reports

Here for selected fulltext Hathitrust documents

The Budgetary Effects of Laws Enacted in Response to the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic, March & April 2020

(June 16,  2020 CBO Report)

HSSE DOC Y 10.2: Analysis of the President's Budgetary Proposals for Fiscal Year... HSSE DOC Y 10.19: