Legislative Tracker: Tax Code Updates
On this page, you'll find proposals that modify the existing tax code in areas relating to student financial aid.
Items from the 118th Session of Congress will be posted soon.
Publication Date: 2/14/2023
Related Content
Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update
Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update: Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update - Spring 2025
Recent Changes at ED Raise Concern for Student Access, According to NASFAA RIF Survey
2024-25 Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update Webinar Handout
OTC AskRegs Experts: Let’s Talk About Cohort Default Rates
OTC Inside the Beltway: Reconciliation Takes Shape in the House and the White House ‘Skinny’ Budget
Social Media Graphics for 2025 Budget Reconciliation
2025 Budget Reconciliation Web Center
Call to Action: Tell Congress to Protect Higher Education & Student Aid in Budget Reconciliation
OTC From the Field: Getting to Know NASFAA's New President and CEO Melanie Storey
GAO Report Highlights Need to Help Connect Students with SNAP Benefits
Today's News for April 23, 2025
ED Announces Forthcoming Resumption of Defaulted Loan Collections
Today's News for April 22, 2025
Today's News for April 17, 2025
ED’s OIG Will Review Impact of RIF on ED Programs and Responsibilities
Off the Cuff - Episode 325 Transcript
NASFAA Urges Congress to Preserve PSLF Program
Today's News for April 10, 2025
NASFAA Signs on to Letter Urging Congress to Preserve PSLF
Off the Cuff - Episode 324 Transcript
OTC Inside the Beltway: All Things New - Executive Orders, Melanie Storey, PSLF and IDR Updates
What Reconciliation Could Mean For Higher Education Funding
Today's News for April 1, 2025
NASFAA Endorses Legislation to Lower Federal Student Loan Rates to 2%
Today's News for March 31, 2025
Today's News for March 28, 2025
OTC AskRegs Experts: Diving Into Consumer Information
ED: RIF Will 'Not Directly' Impact Students and Families
Today's News for March 18, 2025
Department of Education Regulatory or Process Issues or Other Executive Branch Departments
Free College: A Three-Part Series
Testimony Before Congress or Presentations to Hill Staff
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) or Advisory Committee Issues
Advertisement