Department of the Treasury

TREAS · FY2017–FY2026 budget trends

Manages the nation's finances, collects taxes through the IRS, produces currency, enforces economic sanctions, and advises on domestic and international financial policy. Its spending footprint includes $8.5 billion in contracts.

💰 Taxpayer Accountability

Treasury's role in IRS enforcement expansion and financial surveillance infrastructure deserves closer taxpayer scrutiny. The agency has pushed for more reporting requirements on ordinary bank transactions, and the IRS's $80 billion funding boost raises concerns about whether enforcement resources will target wealthy tax evaders or harass small businesses and middle-class filers.

Budget Authority (FY2026)

$3.7T

Total Contracts

$8.6B

Total Grants

$635.2M

Contracts vs Grants

Contracts 93%
Grants 7%

Budget Trend

Year-over-Year Changes

FYBudgetYoYObligatedYoYOutlaysYoY
2017$1.3T$945.9B$949.8B
2018$1.4T+7.1%$1.0T+10.1%$1.0T+9.6%
2019$1.4T+2.8%$1.1T+3.6%$1.1T+3.5%
2020$2.4T+65.4%$1.6T+45.3%$1.5T+43.2%
2021$2.7T+14.3%$2.2T+39.7%$2.1T+34.4%
2022$1.9T-30.1%$1.5T-33.7%$1.6T-24.8%
2023$2.1T+9.6%$1.6T+13.3%$1.6T+4.9%
2024$2.2T+5.3%$1.8T+7.8%$1.8T+7.3%
2025$2.4T+7.9%$2.0T+10.2%$2.0T+11.2%
2026$3.7T+56.5%$462.9B-76.3%$464.6B-76.2%

Related Pages

Source: USASpending.gov · U.S. Department of the Treasury