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Swiss Federal Debt Clock

Watch Switzerland's federal debt evolve in real time. This clock is based on the 2026 federal budget published by the Federal Finance Administration.

Live · Federal Budget 2026

Swiss Debt Clock

Real-time estimate · Source: Federal Finance Administration (FFA)

Estimated net debt of the Confederation - right now
CHF 140'000'000'000
Change since Jan 1, 2026
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Federal revenue since you opened this page
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Federal spending since you opened this page
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Revenue / second
CHF 2'892
Spending / second
CHF 2'867
Surplus / second
CHF 25
VAT28.10 bn · 30.8%
Direct federal tax – corporations17.10 bn · 18.8%
Direct federal tax – individuals15.90 bn · 17.4%
Withholding tax6.70 bn · 7.3%
Mineral oil tax4.50 bn · 4.9%
Stamp duties2.30 bn · 2.5%
Tobacco tax2.20 bn · 2.4%
OECD supplementary tax (new)1.60 bn · 1.8%
Heavy vehicle charge (LSVA)1.50 bn · 1.6%
CO₂ levy1.10 bn · 1.2%
Customs duties700.0 m · 0.8%
Other revenue8.70 bn · 9.5%
neofidu.ch · Indicative data based on the 2026 federal budget
Source: Federal Finance Administration - efv.admin.ch

How does this clock work?

The clock extrapolates the annual budgeted deficit (CHF 742 million for 2026) continuously, second by second, from January 1st 2026. This is an illustrative estimate: the actual debt fluctuates based on real cash flows throughout the year.

2026 Federal Budget at a Glance

The Confederation projects total revenue of CHF 90.4 billion and expenditure of CHF 91.1 billion, resulting in a financing deficit of CHF 742 million. VAT remains the largest revenue source (CHF 28.1 bn), while social welfare is the largest spending category (CHF 31.8 bn).

Sources & Methodology

All data comes from the Federal Finance Administration (FFA / EFV) and the Federal Department of Finance (FDF / EFD). The Confederation's net debt at end-2025 is estimated at approximately CHF 140 billion. This clock is provided for informational purposes and is not an official indicator.