Stress-test the fiscal architecture yourself. Adjust how much of each enforcement stream is realized, toggle individual titles on or off, and watch modeled Year-1 revenue and deficit reduction update live.
This is the reviewer’s tool — distinct from the household Sovereign Return Engine™, which estimates what a family receives. Here you interrogate whether the math holds. Toggling titles off also shows the design principle in action: the Act is strongest whole, but remains net-positive in parts.
Assumptions
Share of each stream’s modeled yield actually collected as enforcement ramps.
BMP, student-loan zero-interest, and household relief outlays.
Revenue & Cost Streams
Modeled Result
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Modeled Year-1 revenue
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Modeled annual deficit reduction
Gross revenue (active streams)$0B
× realization rate100%
− program spending$196B
Active streams0
Published central estimate: ~$749B Year-1 revenue · ~$554B deficit reduction · balanced budget by Year 4. With all streams on at full realization, this model lands within rounding of those figures. Move the sliders to see the sensitivity.
What this is. A transparent, adjustable model — not an official score. Stream values are NSRA Year-1 estimates built on published CBO, JCT, OMB, GAO, Treasury, OECD, and peer-reviewed (PNAS 2024) baselines, documented in Figure-by-Figure Sourcing and Schedule G. They are internally modeled and sensitivity-tested — not yet officially scored by CBO or JCT, which is pending and welcomed. This tool lets you apply your own realization and scope assumptions; it does not change the underlying published estimates.