What are the VA's biggest budget accounts in FY2025?
Top 10 by outlays (money paid) in FY2025. Leading: Compensation and Pensions, Veterans Benefits Administration, Veterans Affairs ($201.51B); Medical Services, Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Affairs ($74.47B); Cost of War Toxic Exposures Fund, Departmental Administration, Veterans Affairs ($33.17B).
| Budget account | Paid (outlays) |
|---|---|
| Compensation and Pensions, Veterans Benefits Administration, Veterans Affairs | $201.51B |
| Medical Services, Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Affairs | $74.47B |
| Cost of War Toxic Exposures Fund, Departmental Administration, Veterans Affairs | $33.17B |
| Medical Community Care, Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Affairs | $23.32B |
| Readjustment Benefits, Veterans Benefits Administration, Veterans Affairs | $16.58B |
| Medical Support and Compliance, Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Affairs | $11.48B |
| General Operating Expenses, Veterans Benefits Administration, Veterans Affairs | $9.43B |
| Expenses, Medical Facilities, Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Affairs | $9.08B |
| Information Technology Systems, Departmental Administration, Veterans Affairs | $6.55B |
| Veterans Housing Benefit Program Fund, Veterans Benefits Administration, Veterans Affairs | $6.07B |
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How to read this
- From agencies' monthly account reports to Treasury (USAspending): everything an agency spends, including salaries, benefits and interest, not only contracts and grants.
- Outlays are gross: they include payments between government accounts, so they add up to more than the Treasury's official net outlays (about $7.0 trillion in FY2025).