US Federal Budget & Government Spending
FY2025 USASpending File B gross outlays / FRED · USAspending File B (GTAS), FRED
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FY2025 Federal Budget Data
FY2025 reported gross outlays: $9.8T from USAspending File B (as identified by the API). Budgetary resources and Treasury receipts are separate series. Federal fiscal years run from October 1 to September 30. Figures are reported by source; the API does not provide a verified data-as-of date.
- Gross Outlays
- FY2025
- USAspending File B (as identified by the API)
- Budgetary Resources
- FY2025
- USAspending budgetary resources
Federal Gross Outlays by Function
Gross Outlays Ledger
FY2025 DATAGross Outlays / Actual Spending: Payments made by the federal government during the fiscal year, before subtracting offsetting receipts. The amounts are grouped by budget function.
Social Security
Net Interest
Top RiskNational Defense
Health (Medicaid & Other)
Income Security
General Government
Veterans Benefits and Services
Education, Training, Employment & Social Services
Transportation
Natural Resources and Environment
Administration of Justice
Community and Regional Development
International Affairs
Agriculture
Commerce and Housing Credit
General Science, Space, and Technology
Energy
| Budget Function | Gross Outlays | API Rating | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
Medicare #1 SpendHealth | $1.8T | Warning | |
Social Security Entitlements | $1.7T | Stable | |
Net Interest Top RiskDebt | $1.3T | Critical | |
National Defense Defense | $1.3T | Critical | |
Health (Medicaid & Other) Health | $1.1T | Warning | |
Income Security Entitlements | $752.6B | Warning | |
General Government Admin | $511.6B | Stable | |
Veterans Benefits and Services Veterans | $405.8B | Stable | |
Education, Training, Employment & Social Services Education | $230.0B | Leak | |
Transportation Infrastructure | $170.5B | Stable | |
Natural Resources and Environment Environment | $130.5B | Stable | |
Administration of Justice Justice | $108.2B | Stable | |
Community and Regional Development Housing | $100.8B | Warning | |
International Affairs Foreign Policy | $72.9B | Warning | |
Agriculture Agriculture | $71.7B | Stable | |
Commerce and Housing Credit Commerce | $65.5B | Good | |
General Science, Space, and Technology Science | $45.3B | Good | |
Energy Energy | $28.9B | Stable |
Budgetary Resources Ledger
FY2025 DATABudgetary Resources / Funds Available: The total resources federal agencies had available during the fiscal year, including new spending authority, eligible balances carried over from earlier years, and other resources. This is not the amount left to spend: some resources may already be committed or paid out.
Department of Health and Human Services
#1 Spend Top RiskDepartment of the Treasury
Department of Defense
Social Security Administration
Department of Agriculture
Department of Veterans Affairs
Resources outside listed agencies
Department of Homeland Security
Office of Personnel Management
Department of Transportation
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Education
Department of Energy
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Department of the Interior
Department of Commerce
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
Corps of Engineers - Civil Works
Department of Justice
Department of State
Department of Labor
| Agency | Budgetary Resources | API Rating | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
Department of Health and Human Services #1 Spend Top RiskAgency Budgetary Resources | $3.1T | Critical | |
Department of the Treasury Agency Budgetary Resources | $2.4T | Critical | |
Department of Defense Agency Budgetary Resources | $2.2T | Critical | |
Social Security Administration Agency Budgetary Resources | $1.7T | Warning | |
Department of Agriculture Agency Budgetary Resources | $463.6B | Warning | |
Department of Veterans Affairs Agency Budgetary Resources | $458.8B | Warning | |
Resources outside listed agencies Agency Budgetary Resources | $441.2B | Stable | |
Department of Homeland Security Agency Budgetary Resources | $396.8B | Warning | |
Office of Personnel Management Agency Budgetary Resources | $338.6B | Warning | |
Department of Transportation Agency Budgetary Resources | $323.4B | Warning | |
Department of Housing and Urban Development Agency Budgetary Resources | $322.6B | Warning | |
Department of Education Agency Budgetary Resources | $190.6B | Stable | |
Department of Energy Agency Budgetary Resources | $143.4B | Stable | |
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Agency Budgetary Resources | $133.8B | Stable | |
Department of the Interior Agency Budgetary Resources | $94.3B | Stable | |
Department of Commerce Agency Budgetary Resources | $91.4B | Stable | |
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation Agency Budgetary Resources | $85.5B | Stable | |
Corps of Engineers - Civil Works Agency Budgetary Resources | $82.2B | Stable | |
Department of Justice Agency Budgetary Resources | $79.5B | Stable | |
Department of State Agency Budgetary Resources | $79.0B | Stable | |
Department of Labor Agency Budgetary Resources | $76.0B | Stable |
Source Data: The backend identifies the outlay series as USAspending File B gross outlays. Its source statement identifies Treasury MTS receipts and USAspending budgetary resources as separate series. File B gross outlays drive function rows and the headline when present. Treasury net outlays remain the funding/receipts denominator. Offsetting receipts stay on the Treasury net basis and must not be percentage-normalized into the File B gross total. Snapshot updatedAt/fetchedAt: 2026-07-02T13:04:04.910206+00:00.
Scope: File B gross outlays are not Treasury MTS net cash outlays and should not be mixed with them. Open a budget function to see the full File B tree.
About the Federal Budget Data
FY2025 reported gross outlays: $9.8T from USAspending File B (as identified by the API). Budgetary resources and Treasury receipts are separate series. Gross outlays are before offsets and are not Treasury net cash outlays. The listed functions are not a verified reconciliation to the headline total.
Amounts are supplied by public-data APIs. Impact scores, status ratings and AI commentary are analytical content, not official audit findings. The API does not establish a link from each funding source to each function or recipient. See the methodology and sources.
Gross Outlays: FY2025 · Budgetary Resources: FY2025
Federal Budget Questions
What does the FY2025 headline measure?
FY2025 reported gross outlays: $9.8T from USAspending File B (as identified by the API). Budgetary resources and Treasury receipts are separate series.
How do budgetary resources, obligations and outlays differ?
Budgetary resources include new budget authority, balances carried forward and other resources. Obligations are commitments; outlays generally record payments. These series do not measure newly enacted appropriations or reconcile directly to one another.
Which functions have the largest reported outlays?
FY2025, USAspending File B (as identified by the API); amounts are rounded as published by the API.
- Medicare$1.8T
- Social Security$1.7T
- Net Interest$1.3T
- National Defense$1.3T
How is the federal budget funded?
Treasury receipts and the budget deficit use net outlays as their denominator. These selected funding lines are not a reconciliation to File B gross outlays.
- Individual Income Taxes$2.7T (37.9% of Treasury net outlays)
- Borrowing / Budget Deficit$1.8T (25.3% of Treasury net outlays)
- Payroll Taxes (FICA/SECA)$1.7T (24.2% of Treasury net outlays)
- Corporation Income Taxes$452.1B (6.4% of Treasury net outlays)