Follow the simple steps below to make your own chart of public revenue. You can select up to five revenue types to compare on a single chart.
UK or individual country or region:
Data units:
Start Year: End Year:
Note: First year of available data for individual regions is 1992.
If you want to chart data for a single year, go to the Numbers page.
If you want a pie chart, go to the Pie Chart page.
(Up to five allowed)
(Click on dropdown to select the revenue type you want)
Bar chart or line chart:
Stacked chart (or not):
Chart size:
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Click button:
Dont worry. You can add functions or change things later.
Sources for 2009:
GDP: OBR EFO supp. economy tables
Revenue: ONS PSF time series dataset
Debt: OBR Public Finances Databank
Sources for 2029:
GDP: OBR EFO supp. economy tables
Revenue: OBR March 2018 Economic and fiscal outlook – charts and tables: fiscal
Debt: OBR Public Finances Databank
> revenue data sources for other years
On July 23, 2026 ukpublicspending.co.uk updated UK GDP and public debt outturn and forecasts released with the Office of Budget Responsibility in March 2026.
Recent and forecast GDP comes from the UK Office of Budget Responsibility's Economic and fiscal outlook report, using table 1.1 from tab "1.1" and table 1.2 from tab "1.2" in a spreadsheet file labeled "March 2026 Economic and fiscal outlook -- detailed forecast tables: economy". UK GDP previous to 2009 comes from Measuring Worth. The data goes back to 1700.
Note that chain-linked GDP is now in 2019 pounds.
Public sector net debt, outturn and forecast, comes from a tab called "Aggregates (£bn)" in the Public Finances Databank spreadsheet at the Office of Budget Responsibility.
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Christopher Chantrill.
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