US Tax Revenue 2024 and Federal Spending in One Chart
The government took in $4.9 trillion, mostly from individual income and payroll taxes, and spent $6.8 trillion, leaving a $1.8 trillion deficit.

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The government took in $4.9 trillion, mostly from individual income and payroll taxes, and spent $6.8 trillion, leaving a $1.8 trillion deficit.
Home health and personal care aides lead with 820,500 new jobs, and five other health roles make the list, from registered nurses to nurse practitioners.
New Hampshire (278.9) and Minnesota (278.8) score highest, and New Mexico and Louisiana (251.5) lowest, against a US average of 263.5.
Wyoming had the most at 3.82 visits per resident, followed by Washington, DC and Ohio, while Hawaii had the fewest at 0.60.
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