Executive Action Cost Transparency Act

This bill requires federal agencies to report the budgetary costs of executive actions (like rules, orders, or memos) to Congress within 10 days of implementation. It directly affects all departments, agencies, and commissions that issue such actions by mandating they submit documentation on implementation and cost estimates. Agencies must report if an action is projected to cost $50 billion or more over ten years, with a table of these major actions included in annual budget reports. The law aims to improve transparency around the fiscal impact of executive decisions.