Project 2075

📊 BUDGET BREAKDOWN

Where Every Dollar Goes

💵 REVENUE SOURCES

Source Year 1 Year 30 Notes
GRT Revenue $6.10T $9.20T Primary tax (13.2% → 5.5%)
Payroll Tax $1.50T $2.30T Funds legacy Social Security/Medicare during transition
Other Revenue $0.50T $0.80T See breakdown below
TOTAL REVENUE $8.10T $12.30T
📋

Other Revenue Breakdown

Component Year 1 Year 30
Tariffs & Import Duties $80B $120B
Federal Fees & Licenses $60B $80B
Federal Land Revenue $40B $50B
Federal Reserve Remittances $50B $100B
Asset Sales / Privatization $100B $50B
Stability Account Recoveries* $0 $200B
Other Federal Revenue $170B $200B
TOTAL OTHER $500B $800B

*Stability Account recoveries begin Year 65+ when first IAP-born citizens reach retirement age. Minor recoveries from early deaths/emigration begin sooner.

💰 SPENDING ALLOCATION

Category Year 1 Year 30 Trend
Healthcare $2.02T $4.50T 📈 Expanding universal coverage
Education $0.74T $1.70T 📈 Birth-18 + lifetime learning
Defense $0.80T $0.20T 📉 Hemisphere-only + Alliance
Debt Service $0.90T $0.00T 📉 Eliminated by Year 40
Other Spending $2.01T $3.00T 📈 See breakdown below
Transition Costs $1.60T $0.10T Stability Account catch-up + worker severance ($45B)
TOTAL SPENDING $8.07T $9.50T
BALANCE (Revenue - Spending) ~$0 (Balanced) +$2.80T (Surplus) Surplus begins ~Year 5
🏥

Healthcare ($2.02T → $4.50T)

Universal coverage, community governance

Component Year 1 Year 30
Hospital & Provider Services $1.2T $2.5T
Prescription Drugs $350B $600B
Mental Health Services $150B $400B
Preventive Care / Public Health $100B $300B
Long-term Care $150B $500B
Health Infrastructure $70B $200B

Capped at $400K lifetime per person in Stability Account deduction. Community Health Boards govern local spending priorities.

🎓

Education ($0.74T → $1.70T)

Birth-18 Development + Lifetime Learning

Component Year 1 Year 30
Development Centers (Birth-5) $150B $350B
K-12 Education $400B $700B
University (avg ~$30K/year) $120B $350B
Trade Schools / Apprenticeships $50B $150B
Lifetime Retraining Programs $20B $150B

$30K/year is anticipated average cost per student, not a fixed allocation. Actual spending based on enrollment and program costs. Community School Boards govern local priorities.

Existing Student Debt: $1.7T forgiven over 10 years, rolled into Stability Account system.
🛡️

Defense ($0.80T → $0.20T)

Hemisphere Defense + Alliance Investment

Component Year 1 Year 30
Hemisphere Defense Operations $300B $150B
Alliance Development Investment $100B $100B
Nuclear Deterrent (maintained) $50B $50B
Global Base Drawdown (transitional) $300B $0
R&D / Modernization $50B $50B

Defense includes $100B/year Alliance investment. Global presence eliminated by Year 10. See Alliance page for investment details.

💳

Debt Service ($0.90T → $0.00T)

Interest + Principal Repayment

Component Year 1 Year 20 Year 40
Interest Payments $700B $300B $0
Principal Repayment $200B $400B $0
Remaining Debt $35T $15T $0
Debt Elimination Path: Budget surpluses (Revenue - Spending) go to debt repayment. By Year 30, debt service is minimal. By Year 40, debt is eliminated entirely. After Year 40, freed-up funds allow GRT to decline to 2.5% permanent rate.
📦

Other Spending ($2.01T → $3.00T)

Everything else the federal government does

Component Year 1 Year 30
Social Security (legacy, declining) $800B $400B
Veterans Benefits $250B $150B
Infrastructure (roads, bridges, transit) $200B $500B
Federal Agencies & Administration $300B $400B
Science, Research & NASA $100B $200B
Justice & Law Enforcement $80B $100B
Environmental Protection $50B $150B
Emergency Reserves (3% GDP cap) $100B $400B
Other Federal Programs $130B $300B

Social Security declines as Stability Accounts replace it. Veterans benefits decline as war involvement ends. Infrastructure increases for modernization. Emergency reserves build for crisis response.

📈 SURPLUS ALLOCATION

When Revenue exceeds Spending, the surplus follows this priority:

Priority Allocation Until
1. Emergency Reserve Build to 3% GDP Reserve is full
2. Debt Repayment 100% of remaining surplus Debt = $0 (Year 40)
3. GRT Rate Reduction Lower rates as revenue allows GRT = 2.5% (Year 65+)
4. Citizen Investment Enhanced services / Stability Account top-ups Perpetual
Key Difference from Current System: Today, deficits create permanent debt that compounds forever. Under AIP, the balanced budget rule means no new debt. Surpluses eliminate existing debt, then reduce taxes. The system becomes self-sustaining and perpetually solvent.
Home Summary GRT Healthcare Education Fiscal Monetary Political Alliance
Projections Budget Transition Risks Assumptions FAQ Documents Discussion Feedback
↑ Return to Top