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  4. ›Gross domestic product (addendum)

CBO revenue line

Gross domestic product (addendum)

Not a tax. Size of the U.S. economy, shown for context.

What this means

This CBO addendum line is nominal GDP, not a revenue source. It appears in revenue-detail files so analysts can compare taxes to the size of the economy. It should not be read as money the Treasury collected.

Units: Billions of dollars of GDP, not tax receipts.

CBO variable: rev_addendum_gdp

In the data

CBO amount · FFY 2025

$30.4T

Billions of dollars of GDP, not tax receipts.

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Breakdown

This line beside other revenue sources

See the Congress breakdown for the full sortable list and chart.

Related

  • Gross domestic income (addendum)

    Not a tax. Income-side measure of the economy.

  • Total revenues as % of GDP

    Share of the economy collected as federal revenue.

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