Executive Office of the President Appropriations Act, 2027

Key Points

• The bill funds the IRS at over $10 billion across taxpayer services, enforcement, and technology, but bans the agency from developing a free public electronic tax-filing option without prior congressional approval. It also caps IRS firearms purchases at 2022 levels.
• The bill blocks all federal agencies funded by it from spending on diversity, equity, and inclusion training, critical race theory programs, and electric vehicle purchases. It also bans enforcement of COVID-19 mask or vaccine mandates across the government.
• Federal employee health plans are barred from covering abortions (except for rape, incest, or life of the mother) and from covering surgical procedures, puberty blockers, or hormone therapy for gender transition purposes.
• For Washington, D.C., the bill overrides several local laws: it repeals the city's assisted suicide law, blocks non-citizen voting in local elections, allows concealed carry with any state permit, and restricts the city from enforcing policing reform and certain criminal justice laws.
• The bill funds $276.6 million for Community Development Financial Institutions to support lending in high-poverty and Native American communities, including $35 million specifically for Native American, Native Hawaiian, and Alaska Native communities.
• The bill requires compliance with a list of specific executive orders described as 'Making America Great Again provisions,' codifying these orders into the appropriations process and requiring all executive branch agencies to follow them.