Heckler v. Turner

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• holding mandatory tax withholdings excludible from income for purposes of § 602(a)(7) because they are “unavailable”
• noting that subsequent legislative history can shed useful light on Congressional intent
• noting that subsequent legislative history can shed useful light on Congressional intent
• noting that subse- quent legislative history can shed useful light on Congressional intent
• referring to later enacted legislation in interpreting an earlier statute and stating that \it carries . . . considerable retrospective weight\ (collecting cases)
• “hesitat[ing]” to adopt an interpretation at odds with Congress’s “budgetary objectives . . . particularly when the infor- mation provided Congress by its own Budget Office, on which it presum- ably relied, belies that conclusion”

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