The data displays government revenue and spending in Italy between 2012 and 2016, with projections up until 2022. In 2016, government revenue in Italy amounted to round 788.5 billion euro, whereas government spending came to around 829.31 billion euro.
Post-crisis Italy Government revenue and spending in Italy have been steady at around the 700 billion mark since around 2008; in no year subsequent to this has the Italian government’s revenue or income exceeded its spending. This imbalance of the budget has led to a deficit.
2012 | 771.66 | 818.87 |
2013 | 772.09 | 819.01 |
2014 | 776.48 | 825.48 |
2015 | 785.94 | 830.14 |
2016 | 788.5 | 829.31 |
2017 | 796.56 | 834.46 |
2018 | 825.65 | 848.69 |
2019 | 850.11 | 855.45 |
2020 | 869.03 | 869.84 |
2021 | 889.71 | 889.19 |
2022 | 910.06 | 909.92 |