The Treasury estimates it will need $9.4 million for the first year.

The Treasury estimated the 10-year cost at $74 billion.

The Treasury estimates that the Medicare tax increase would raise $2.8 billion next year and $29 billion from 1994 through 1998.

The Treasury had previously estimated the savings at $1 billion if all of the $50 billion were borrowed this year.

The Treasury estimates that if no legislation is approved by early next week, it will cost $200 million more to bail them out later.

By eliminating postage and printing costs, the Treasury estimates it can save $500 million in the next five years.

The Treasury estimates that $7.4 billion worth are in safe-deposit boxes not earning interest.

When the tax is fully in force, the Treasury estimated, it would increase the $2,242 energy bill for a family of four earning $25,000 by $105.

The Treasury estimates that $25.2 million in counterfeit currency was passed in 1994.

Indeed, the Treasury estimates that the shifting would cut Federal revenue by a hefty $4.5 billion over the next five years.