H.R. 9075 scored 78/100 on Quorum's complexity scale. The score measures how hard the text makes it to see what the bill does.
H.R. 9075 · complexity 78/100
The bill carries a complexity score of 35/100 and a high warning level. Transparency: 85%.
No discrete riders were detected, but the bill carries hidden implications. One example: The bill creates a perverse incentive: the President could file suits against the IRS knowing settlement proceeds will be entirely captured by the federal government, potentially encouraging frivolous or retaliatory litigation.
The bill's primary financial beneficiary: U.S. federal government (100% of settlement proceeds).
The bill creates a perverse incentive: the President could file suits against the IRS knowing settlement proceeds will be entirely captured by the federal government, potentially encouraging frivolous or retaliatory litigation.
Who is behind it
Filed by Mark Pocan.
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