Look up any bill in Congress by number: where it stands, who sponsors it, the official summary, the Congressional Budget Office cost estimate, and the recorded votes. Add your tax figure to see what a cost means per taxpayer.
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Bill data comes from the Congress.gov API (Library of Congress). Cost estimates are from the Congressional Budget Office and cover budget effects over about ten years, not what you personally would pay.
"Per taxpayer" divides the figure by about 160 million households and individuals that file federal income tax returns, as a rough scale only. Costs and savings are not paid or received evenly.
Votes shown are the recorded votes in the bill's action history. Open the vote page to see how your representatives voted.