2026 · 2nd Quarter (Apr 1 - June 30)
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HR 654-TABS Act, HR 306-Credit repair legislation, SJ Res 36-CFPB medical debt reversal, FTC click to cancel rule and issues relating to fraud prevention, promoting bank-fintech partnerships, exploration of legislation limiting debt settlement companies (draft legislation in Energy and Commerce), data privacy issues
Literal federal measure citations: HR 654, HR 306, SJ Res 36
HR 654-TABS Act, HR 306-Credit repair legislation, SJ Res 36-CFPB medical debt reversal, FTC click to cancel rule and matters relating to fraud prevention, promoting bank-fintech partnerships, industrial loan companies, CFPB payday rule, overall limitations to CFPB regulations and oversight of the Bureau, exploration of legislation limiting debt settlement companies, data privacy issues
Literal federal measure citations: HR 654, HR 306, SJ Res 36
discussions on budget reconciliation with respect to provisions limiting the scope, funding, power, and reach of the CFPB, placing CFPB under appropriations
TCPA, SCAM Act support in both House and Senate, fraud prevention, limiting debt settlement companies
examination of Military Lending Act regulations and language in 2027 NDAA on MLA regulations
arbitration
examination of SBA regs from Biden Administration, loan forgiveness from COVID loans
DOGE policies and limits on CFPB and federal government scope
1071 requirements from Biden CFPB, examination of current (45W) and potential future tax benefits for the automotive industry, 45W off ramp and examination of auto tax deduction in HR 1, implementation of auto rax relief in OBBB, prevention of fraud in the auto space, tax deduction on auto sales in OBBB
Literal federal measure citations: HR 1
45W off ramp and examination of auto tax deduction in HR 1
Literal federal measure citations: HR 1
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