Presidential Budget Accountability Act

S 303, the Presidential Budget Accountability Act, requires the President to submit their annual budget to Congress by the first Monday in February. If the budget is late, it prohibits using federal funds for the President's travel expenses starting the Tuesday after that date until the budget is submitted. This directly affects the President's office by blocking funding for travel allowances, travel costs, entertainment during travel, and related subsistence expenses. The law creates a specific financial consequence for delayed budget submissions, targeting only presidential travel funding under existing federal codes.