The Tax Reform Act of 1993 had a wide-ranging impact on tax collection. In 2006, U.S. Treasury analysts estimated tax receipts had increased by $42 billion annually (in 1992 dollars) in the four years following its passage.
By 1998, the Federal government produced its first budget surplus in almost 30 years.
Economic models suggest the Act had a mildly negative impact on GDP growth, but this was minor compared to the relatively strong, overall economic growth of the period.
Tax Foundation. "Modeling the Economic Effects of Past Tax Bills." Accessed Feb. 11, 2021.