The Tax Relief for New Businesses Act wants to help new businesses by letting them count more of their starting costs when figuring out their taxes, which means they could save more money at the beginning and use it to help the business grow. It's like saying they can count more of the things they buy first to make their business stronger and less worried about money.

In this bill, if a company or group is working to support different kinds of people or make sure everyone is treated fairly (like by having special programs or initiatives), they won't be allowed to get a special tax break for helping build homes for people with less money. But, this doesn’t affect regular people unless they’re part of such a company or group.

The bill wants to let people save more money in their Health Savings Accounts for medical bills and adds some extra things they can spend this money on, like vitamins and gym memberships. It also makes it easier to fix money mistakes and lets families pass these accounts to their kids or parents if needed.

The "Stop Subsidizing Giant Mergers Act" is a plan to change the rules so that really big companies, making over $500 million, have to pay taxes when they merge or join together, instead of getting a free pass. This means that super-rich companies can't avoid paying taxes when they get even bigger.