White House predicts up to $2.3T in growth-induced deficit reduction from tax bill

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The White House projected that the tax provisions in the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act would reduce deficits by up to $2.3 trillion because of the economic growth spurred by the legislation.

The Council of Economic Advisers released its latest analysis of the Senate’s reconciliation legislation on Wednesday morning. The agency said that the bill would result in a $2.1 to $2.3 trillion deficit reduction over a decade due to the growth sparked by the tax provisions.

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