This concurrent resolution establishes the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2027 and outlines appropriate budgetary levels for the subsequent nine fiscal years, from 2028 through 2036. It explicitly replaces prior budget resolutions and serves as the foundational financial framework for the specified period. The resolution sets forth comprehensive figures for key financial metrics, including federal revenues, new budget authority, total budget outlays, on-budget deficits, and both debt subject to limit and debt held by the public. For fiscal year 2027, the resolution projects federal revenues at approximately $4.48 trillion and total budget outlays at about $6.08 trillion, resulting in an on-budget deficit of roughly $1.60 trillion. By fiscal year 2036, revenues are projected to reach $6.34 trillion, outlays $7.86 trillion, and the deficit $1.52 trillion. The total debt subject to limit is projected to increase from approximately $41.36 trillion in 2027 to $56.17 trillion in 2036, indicating a significant rise in national debt over the decade. Beyond overall aggregates, the resolution provides detailed breakdowns of new budget authority and outlays across 21 major functional categories for each fiscal year through 2036. These categories encompass a wide range of government activities, such as National Defense , International Affairs , Health , Medicare , Income Security , and Veterans Benefits and Services . Specific allocations are also made for areas like General Science, Space, and Technology, Energy, Agriculture, Transportation, and Administration of Justice, among others. A significant component of the resolution involves reconciliation instructions for several House committees. By September 11, 2026, committees such as Agriculture, Armed Services, Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, and House Administration are directed to submit recommendations for changes in laws within their jurisdictions. These changes are specifically aimed at increasing the deficit by not more than specified amounts over the fiscal years 2027 through 2036, for example, $12 billion for Agriculture and $60 billion for Armed Services. The resolution also establishes a reserve fund , allowing the Chair of the House Budget Committee to revise budgetary levels to accommodate reconciliation legislation, provided it complies with the instructions. Furthermore, it outlines various budget enforcement mechanisms and provisions for adjustments. These include special rules for administrative expenses, adjustments for changes in baseline, and specific allowances for emergency requirements , disaster relief , wildfire suppression , health care fraud and abuse control , and continuing disability reviews . These provisions are adopted as an exercise of the rulemaking powers of the House of Representatives.