Brazil

GDP (Nominal)

Population

Brasília

Capital

BRL

Currency

Member Organizations

G20UNOECDWTOIMFWorld BankAPECBRICS

Government Revenue

Fiscal Year 2024

Government revenue breakdown by source

Brazil Government Spending

Fiscal Year 2024

Government spending breakdown by category

Revenue SourcesShows the main sources of government income, helping to understand how the country funds its public services.

Imposto de Renda (IR)583.00B BRL

Imposto sobre Produtos Industrializados (IPI)69.00B BRL

Imposto sobre Operações Financeiras (IOF)37.00B BRL

Contribuições Previdenciárias (INSS)526.00B BRL

Contribuição para o Financiamento da Seguridade Social (COFINS)340.00B BRL

Programa de Integração Social (PIS/PASEP)87.00B BRL

Receitas não-tributárias290.00B BRL

Total Receita1936.00B BRL

Spending AllocationShows how government funds are distributed across different sectors, revealing national priorities and commitments.

Previdência Social913.00B BRL

Educação179.00B BRL

Saúde215.00B BRL

Defesa Nacional130.00B BRL

Assistência Social150.00B BRL

Pagamento de Juros da Dívida720.00B BRL

Outras Despesas250.00B BRL

Total Despesa2557.00B BRL

ControversiesFiscal controversies highlight political, social, or economic challenges that can affect a country's stability and future policy direction.

Proposals for a comprehensive tax reform to unify multiple federal and state levies into a single value-added tax have stalled amid political disagreements. High subsidies to energy sectors and delayed pension reform continue to strain public finances and provoke legal challenges.

Spending EfficiencyMeasures how well public funds are used to achieve desired outcomes. High efficiency means more value for taxpayers and better services.

Despite high social spending, outcomes in health and education lag OECD peers, reflecting inefficiencies in procurement, lack of oversight in federal transfers, and fragmentation across states. Transparency initiatives have improved data access but have yet to translate into efficiency gains.

Debt to GDPShows the size of a country's government debt compared to its economy. High ratios may signal fiscal risk, while lower ratios suggest more sustainable finances.

Debt to GDP:76.1%

Government Debt:$1,654,162,870,000 USD

Tax Burden Per Capita (beta)Tax Burden Level:
Green (Low): Less than $10,000 per capitaOrange (Moderate): $10,000 - $20,000 per capitaRed (High): $20,000 - $30,000 per capitaPurple (Very High): Over $30,000 per capita

$3,030 USD17,150 BRLLevel: Low