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Revenue Units: By default, government revenue is displayed in billions of dollars. But using a dropdown control in the table heading you can select $ bln 2017, pct GDP and more.
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Total Direct Revenue
Fiscal Years 1800 to 2029
YearInflationGDP-US
$ billion nominal
Population-US
million
Total Direct Revenue - Federal
$ billion nominal
18003.02MW gdpa5.3080.01a
18012.12MW gdpa5.4760.01a
1802-15.45MW gdpa5.6480.02a
18036.42MW gdpa5.8260.01a
18045.24MW gdpa6.0100.01a
18050.09MW gdpa6.1990.01a
18065.33MW gdpa6.3950.02a
1807-4.74MW gdpa6.5960.02a
18089.53MW gdpa6.8040.02a
1809-1.38MW gdpa7.0190.01a
1810-2.66MW gdpa7.2400.01a
18114.14MW gdpa7.4500.02a
1812-1.54MW gdpa7.6660.01a
181317.58MW gdpa7.8890.02a
18147.04MW gdpa8.1180.01a
1815-15.02MW gdpa8.3540.02a
1816-11.44MW gdpa8.5960.05a
1817-8.48MW gdpa8.8460.03a
1818-7.75MW gdpa9.1020.02a
1819-3.28MW gdpa9.3670.03a
1820-6.31MW gdpa9.6380.02a
1821-1.87MW gdpa9.9210.02a
18225.89MW gdpa10.2120.02a
1823-9.28MW gdpa10.5110.02a
1824-6.66MW gdpa10.8190.02a
18254.52MW gdpa11.1360.02a
18261.82MW gdpa11.4620.03a
18272.6MW gdpa11.7980.02a
1828-3.4MW gdpa12.1440.03a
1829-0.15MW gdpa12.5000.03a
18300.66MW gdpa12.8660.03a
1831-5.19MW gdpa13.2350.03a
18320.48MW gdpa13.6140.03a
1833-0.47MW gdpa14.0050.04a
18343.55MW gdpa14.4060.02a
18354.68MW gdpa14.8190.04a
18367.36MW gdpa15.2440.05a
18374.13MW gdpa15.6820.03a
1838-1.33MW gdpa16.1310.03a
18391.41MW gdpa16.5940.04a
1840-5.5MW gdpa17.0700.02a
18412.74MW gdpa17.6010.02a
1842-5.28MW gdpa18.1490.02a
1843-8.05MW gdpa18.7140.01a
18442.94MW gdpa19.2960.03a
18452.88MW gdpa19.8970.03a
18462.93MW gdpa20.5160.03a
18479.93MW gdpa21.1540.03a
1848-2.65MW gdpa21.8130.04a
1849-1.72MW gdpa22.4920.04a
18502.09MW gdpa23.1920.05a
1851-2.53MW gdpa23.9090.06a
18521MW gdpa24.6480.06a
1853-0.2MW gdpa25.4090.07a
18548.67MW gdpa26.1950.08a
18552.91MW gdpa27.0040.07a
1856-2.19MW gdpa27.8390.08a
18572.77MW gdpa28.6990.08a
1858-6.14MW gdpa29.5860.05a
18590.88MW gdpa30.5010.06a
1860-1.87MW gdpa31.4430.06a
18614.06MW gdpa32.0910.05a
186213.42MW gdpa32.7530.06a
186324.05MW gdpa33.4280.12a
186422.88MW gdpa34.1170.28a
18651.61MW gdpa34.8200.35a
1866-4.37MW gdpa35.5370.57a
1867-8.99MW gdpa36.2700.51a
1868-6.26MW gdpa37.0170.42a
1869-6.46MW gdpa37.7800.39a
1870-4.36MW gdpa38.5580.43a
1871-6.63MW gdpa39.5880.40a
18720.03MW gdpa40.6460.40a
1873-2.17MW gdpa41.7320.36a
1874-4.92MW gdpa42.8470.33a
1875-3.61MW gdpa43.9910.31a
1876-2.33MW gdpa45.1660.32a
1877-2.41MW gdpa46.3730.31a
1878-4.88MW gdpa47.6120.29a
18790.03MW gdpa48.8830.30a
18802.44MW gdpa50.1890.37a
1881-0.28MW gdpa51.3420.40a
1882-0.26MW gdpa52.5210.45a
1883-1.93MW gdpa53.7260.44a
1884-2.68MW gdpa54.9600.39a
1885-1.95MW gdpa56.2220.37a
1886-3.06MW gdpa57.5130.38a
18870.67MW gdpa58.8330.42a
1888-0.26MW gdpa60.1840.43a
1889-2.96MW gdpa61.5660.44a
1890-0.89MW gdpa62.9800.46a
18911.02MW gdpa64.1920.46a
18921.05MW gdpa65.4280.43a
18930.06MW gdpa66.6880.46a
1894-3.52MW gdpa67.9720.38a
1895-1.11MW gdpa69.2810.40a
18960.95MW gdpa70.6150.42a
1897-0.05MW gdpa71.9740.43a
18981.04MW gdpa73.3600.49a
18990.99MW gdpa74.7730.61a
19002.92MW gdpa76.2120.67a
19012.95MW gdpa77.6800.70a
19022.9MW gdpa79.1760.65a
19034.83MW gdpa80.7010.66i
19042.57MW gdpa82.2550.65i
19050.81MW gdpa83.8390.66i
19063.71MW gdpa85.4530.73i
19076.49MW gdpa87.0990.83i
1908-0.18MW gdpa88.7760.76i
1909-1.49MW gdpa90.4860.77i
19102.63MW gdpa92.2290.87i
1911-0.49MW gdpa93.5230.92i
19124.17MW gdpa94.8360.92i
19130.75MW gdpa96.1670.96a
19140.86MW gdpa97.5160.93i
19153.29MW gdpa98.8850.84i
191614.48MW gdpa100.2730.89i
191722.75MW gdpa101.6801.22i
191818MW gdpa103.1074.05i
19192.49MW gdpa104.5545.69i
192013.78MW gdpa106.0227.38i
1921-14.44MW gdpa107.6266.18i
1922-5.79MW gdpa109.2544.26a
19233.15MW gdpa110.9084.28i
1924-1.28MW gdpa112.5864.30i
19251.82MW gdpa114.2904.05i
19260.5MW gdpa116.0194.22i
1927-2.42MW gdpa117.7754.47a
19280.76MW gdpa119.5574.33i
19290.68MW gdpa121.3664.29i
1930-3.3592.16a123.2034.83i
1931-9.6277.391a124.0713.98i
1932-10.1959.522a124.9452.63a
1933-2.7457.154a125.8253.26i
19346.0766.8a126.7123.89a
19352.2374.241a127.6054.53i
19361.3884.83a128.5045.18a
19374.5193.003a129.4106.20i
1938-2.7687.352a130.3217.23a
1939-1.0693.437a131.2407.11i
19401.31102.899a132.1656.55a
19417.95129.309a133.9668.71a
19429.45165.952a135.79214.63a
19435.35203.084a137.64324.00a
19442.57224.447a139.51943.75a
19452.56228.007a141.42145.16a
194611.4227.535a143.34939.30a
194710.85249.616a145.30338.51a
19485.84274.468a147.28341.56a
1949-0.17272.475a149.29139.42a
19501.35299.827a151.32639.44a
19517.66346.914a153.91751.62a
19521.8367.341a156.55266.17a
19531.27389.218a159.23269.61a
19540.92390.549a161.95869.70a
19551.81425.478a164.73165.45a
19563.48449.353a167.55174.59a
19573.39474.039a170.42079.99a
19582.26481.229a173.33779.64a
19591.47521.654a176.30579.25a
19601.4542.382a179.32392.49a
19611.09562.209a181.58894.39a
19621.29603.922a183.88199.68a
19631.19637.45a186.204106.56a
19641.61684.46a188.555112.61a
19651.95742.289a190.937116.82a
19662.99813.414a193.348130.84a
19672.98859.959a195.790148.82a
19684.47940.651a198.263152.97a
19695.061017.62a200.766186.88a
19705.291073.3a203.302192.81a
19715.241164.85a205.515187.14a
19724.551279.11a207.752207.31a
19735.791425.38a210.013230.80a
19748.951545.24a212.299263.22a
19759.241684.9a214.609279.09a
19765.81873.41a216.945298.06a
19776.52081.83a219.307355.56a
19787.422351.6a221.694399.56a
19798.562627.33a224.107463.30a
19809.012857.31a226.546517.11a
19819.73207.04a228.670599.27a
19826.073343.79a230.815617.77a
19834.13634.04a232.979600.56a
19843.874037.61a235.164666.44a
19853.294338.98a237.369734.04a
19862.084579.63a239.595769.16a
19872.564855.22a241.842854.29a
19883.675236.44a244.110909.24a
19894.065641.58a246.399991.10a
19903.815963.14a248.7101031.96a
19913.386158.13a251.8021054.99a
19922.366520.33a254.9331091.21a
19932.436858.56a258.1031154.33a
19942.227287.24a261.3121258.57a
19952.157639.75a264.5611351.79a
19961.98073.12a267.8501453.05a
19971.88577.55a271.1801579.23a
19981.179062.82a274.5521721.73a
19991.489631.17a277.9661827.45a
20002.3610251a282.1722025.19a
20012.2710581.9a285.0821991.08a
20021.5810929.1a287.8041853.14a
20032.0311456.4a290.3261782.31a
20042.7912217.2a293.0461880.11a
20053.2413039.2a295.7532153.61a
20063.1713815.6a298.5932406.87a
20072.7614474.2a301.5802567.98a
20081.9314769.9a304.3752523.99a
20090.614478.1a307.0072104.99a
20101.2515049a309.3272162.71a
20112.115599.7a311.5832303.47a
20121.916254a313.8782449.99a
20131.7416880.7a316.0602775.11a
20141.7917608.1a318.3863021.49a
20150.9618295a320.7393249.89a
20160.9718804.9a323.0723267.96a
20171.8419612.1a325.1223316.18a
20182.3620656.5a326.8383329.91a
20191.6921540a328.3303463.36a
20201.3221375.3a331.5783421.16a
20214.8423725.6a332.1004047.11a
20227.2926054.6a333.9964897.34a
20233.8127811.5a336.7554440.95a
20242.5529298a340.0044919.88a
20252.930767.1a341.7855236.42a
20263.7732075.8b343.5755475.70b
20272.7133793b345.3755920.95b
20282.7135539.8b347.1846288.41b
20292.7537371.6b349.0036660.32b

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e - estimated by usgovernmentspending.com
i - interpolated between actual reported values
g - 'guesstimated' projection by usgovernmentspending.com
b - budgeted estimate in US FY27 budget

Data Sources for 1800:
GDP: Samuel H. Williamson, "What Was the U.S. GDP Then?" MeasuringWorth, 2015.
Federal: Bicentennial Edition: Historical Statistics of the US, Colonial Times to 1970
State and Local: not available

Data Sources for 2029:
GDP, GO: GDP, GO Sources
Federal: Fed. Budget: Hist. Tables 2.1, 2.4, 2.5, 7.1
State and Local: State and Local Gov. Finances
'Guesstimated' by projecting the latest change in reported revenue forward to future years

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Federal revenue data begins in 1792.

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State and local revenue data for individual states begins in 1957.

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Data Sources for 1800_2029:

Sources for 1800:

GDP: Samuel H. Williamson, "What Was the U.S. GDP Then?" MeasuringWorth, 2015.
Federal: Bicentennial Edition: Historical Statistics of the US, Colonial Times to 1970
State and Local: not available

Sources for 2029:

GDP, GO: GDP, GO Sources
Federal: Fed. Budget: Hist. Tables 3.2, 5.1, 7.1
State and Local: State and Local Gov. Finances
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Federal Budget for FY27 Released

On April 4, 2026, we updated usgovernmentspending.com with the numbers from the Public Budget Database in the Budget of the United States Government for Fiscal Year 2027

Here is how headline budget estimates for the upcoming FY 2027 fiscal year have changed since the release of the FY 2025 budget in Winter 2024. There were no budgetary estimates in the budget documents for the FY 2026 budget.

Federal Budget Changes for 2027
$ billionEstimate for 2027
in FY2025 Budget
Estimate for 2027
in FY2027 Budget
Change
Federal Outlays$7,696.6$8,092.9 +$569.1
Federal Receipts$6,186.2$5,921.0+$279.1
Federal Deficit$1,510.3$2,171.9+$290.0

You can see line item changes from budget to budget here. You can compare budget estimates with actuals here.

Account level spending estimates through FY 2031 come from the Outlays table in the Public Budget Database and were updated on usgovernmentspending.com on April 4, 2026.

Account level budget authority estimates through FY 2031 come from the Budget Authority table in the Public Budget Database and were updated on usgovernmentspending.com on April 4, 2026. 

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