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The Tuesday Accrual: May 20, 2025

05/20/2025
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House Bill Narrowly Advances due to Initial Setback, GOP Divided on Timeline Concerns
The House Budget Committee initially rejected the 2025 budget reconciliation bill in a 21-16 vote, with Republicans joining Democrats in opposition. Their concerns included $3.8 trillion in tax cuts driving early deficits, continued Medicaid expansion for able-bodied adults, and ongoing subsidies for wind and solar energy they say harm domestic jobs and grid reliability.
A second vote on May 19 advanced the bill by a narrow 17-16 margin after Smucker switched to âyesâ and four Republicans voted âpresent.â The bill, now moving to the House Rules Committee on May 21, faces a tight timeline, with GOP leaders targeting Memorial Day for passage amid internal disputes and looming debt ceiling deadlines in August.
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What if your next statement report had to follow centuries-old religious finance laws?
In Dubai, accounting isnât just debits and credits â holy compliance also takes responsibility. Accountants often work under Sharia law, banning interests while promoting ethical, asset-backed transactions.
They follow established standards from the AAOIFI, blending international accounting principles with Islamic finance rules. Faith and business coexist when talking about financial processes.
So while most accountants worry about GAAP or IFRS, Dubaiâs number wizards must also brush up on religious jurisprudence.
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Social Security recipients in default on federal student loans will face up to a 15% benefit reduction under the revived Treasury Offset Program (TOP). The said deductions apply to both retirement and disability payments, with checks not falling below $750, now currently based on total benefit before deductions settle in.
Roughly 450,000 elderly borrowers are vulnerable, part of 2.9 million senior borrowers â a 71% increase since 2017. The Department of Education has begun notifying 195,000 affected individuals, all receiving a 30-day prior notice before garnishments begin taking place as establishment of broader post-COVID collections.
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Social Security Benefits Reduced for Elderly Recipients, Student Loan Defaults 15% Trigger