1. The lowest real deficit under Clinton was $17.91
billion in FY2000 when the national debt was $5.674178 trillion.
2. The GDP was $9.8842 trillion.3. Total spending was $1.7892 trillion.
4. Income tax receipts were $1.2117 trillion
5. Social Security taxes receipts were $652.9 billion
6. Ad Valorem taxes were $128.3 billion
7. Business and other revenue taxes were $32.3 billion.
8. Total direct revenue was $2.0252 trillion
Tax Rates* were:
15%
28%
31%
36%
39.6%
* Brackets triggered for incomes at different levels depending on filing status
http://www.taxfoundation.org/files/fed_individual_rate_history_nominal&adjusted-20110909.pdf
1. The FY2010 deficit was $1.293 trillion when the national debt was $14,025,215,218,708.52.
2. The GDP was $14.5518 trillion.3. Total spending was $3.4562 trillion.
4. Income tax receipts were $1.09 trillion
5. Social Security taxes receipts were $864.8 billion
6. Ad Valorem taxes were $132.1 billion
7. Business and other revenue taxes were $75.8 billion.
8. Total Direct Revenue was $2.1627 trillion
In FY2000: Total Revenues collected by the Federal government as a percentage of GDP. was 20.49%.
In FY2010: Total Revenues collected by the Federal government as a percentage of GDP. was 14.86%.
In FY2000: Federal spending as a percentage of GDP was 18.11%.
In FY2011: Federal spending as a percentage of GDP was 23.75%.
GDP grew by 47.22% from the year 2000 to 2010.
Federal spending grew by 93.17% between 2000 and 2010.