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Federal Tax Receipts Are Tanking But Federal Spending Isn’t

Federal Tax Receipts Are Tanking But Federal Spending Isn’t

by Mike Maharrey | May 16, 2023 | Current Events, Economics

The U.S. government ran a surplus in April, as it generally does in tax return month. But federal tax revenues collapsed year-on-year and the fiscal 2023 deficit is still close to $1 trillion with five months to go despite the small April windfall. Meanwhile, the...
Feds Take Up Where They Left Off; Run Another Big Deficit to Start Fiscal 2023

Feds Take Up Where They Left Off; Run Another Big Deficit to Start Fiscal 2023

by Mike Maharrey | Nov 15, 2022 | Debt

After running a $1.3 trillion deficit in fiscal 2022, the U.S. government took up right where it left off to start fiscal 2023 — running yet another big budget deficit. The October budget shortfall came in at $87.8 billion despite another month of healthy government...
Despite Historically High Tax Receipts Feds Still Digger Deeper into Debt

Despite Historically High Tax Receipts Feds Still Digger Deeper into Debt

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 20, 2022 | Debt, Federal Funding, Taxation

The federal government is rolling in dough. But it’s digging itself deeper into debt. How can this be? U.S. tax receipts surged this year. Through August, the U.S. Treasury had collected over $4.4 trillion in revenue for fiscal 2022 with one month left to go....
More of the Same: Feds Run Another Big Budget Deficit in August

More of the Same: Feds Run Another Big Budget Deficit in August

by Mike Maharrey | Sep 16, 2022 | Debt

Some things never change — such as the federal government spending more money than it has month after month after month. August was no different. The U.S. government ran a massive $219.6 billion budget deficit last month, according to the latest Monthly Treasury...
Feds Run Second-Biggest July Deficit in History

Feds Run Second-Biggest July Deficit in History

by Mike Maharrey | Aug 15, 2022 | Current Events, Debt, Federal Funding

The U.S. government is addicted to spending money. And the Federal Reserve is Washington D.C.’s pusher. When we talk about inflation, we usually focus on money creation by the Fed. After all, that is the definition of inflation. But the Fed has to keep creating money...
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