What is United States's government revenues right now?

Government Revenues in United States is $334.0B as of Jul 2026.

What are the historical extremes for United States's government revenues?

The all-time high is $863.6B (Apr 2022); the record low is $155.6B (Feb 2018), over a series starting in 2015.

How often is this series updated?

Government Revenues for United States is a monthly series; values refresh when new data is published or revised.

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United States Government Revenues

$334.0B▼ −$161.8B

Jul 2026 · Monthly

United States Government Revenues fell to 334,009,875,555.79 USD Millions in July 2026 from 495,761,481,568.7 USD Millions in the previous month. The reading remains well below the all-time high of 863,648,608,563.1 USD Millions set in April 2022, and above the series low from February 2018. The data series has been available since March 2015.

United States Government Revenues, 2015–2026

Actual	Previous	Highest	Lowest	Dates	Frequency
$334.0B	$495.8B	$863.6BApr 2022	$155.6BFeb 2018	2015 – 2026	Monthly

About this series

Government Revenues in United States averaged $342.2B from 2015 until 2026, reaching an all-time high of $863.6B in Apr 2022 and a record low of $155.6B in Feb 2018. The series is reported monthly with history from 2015.

Government Revenues refers to the total receipts collected by the federal government from taxes, duties, and other sources. The indicator is reported in USD Millions on a monthly basis. The series covers the period from March 2015 to the present.

Source & methodology

We use primary economic sources for every country. See our methodology page for how we source and verify this data.

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