National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics
Geographic Distribution of VA Expenditures (GDX) Report
The Geographic Distribution of VA Expenditures (GDX) Report is published annually by the National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics (NCVAS). It details VA spending across major programs at the state, county, and Congressional District levels. The report distinguishes two types of expenditures – Direct and Indirect – and further categorizes them into the following program areas:

The methodology for the FY2025 Report is the same as that used for FY2024 Report. Individual-level expenditure data is linked to Veterans’ addresses to measure direct expenditures and place-of-performance information to capture indirect expenditures. This approach allows for precise reporting of geographic allocation of resources, providing a clearer picture of how VA benefits and services support Veterans and their communities nationwide. More information on methodology is available here.
Expenditures Tables—Data for 1996 — 2025
- Fiscal Year 2025 (New)
- Fiscal Year 2024
- Fiscal Year 2023
- Fiscal Year 2022
- Fiscal Year 2021
- Fiscal Year 2020
- Fiscal Year 2019
- Fiscal Year 2018
- Fiscal Year 2017
- Fiscal Year 2016
- Fiscal Year 2015
- Fiscal Year 2014
- Fiscal Year 2013
- Fiscal Year 2012
- Fiscal Year 2011
- Fiscal Year 2010
- Fiscal Year 2009
- Fiscal Year 2008
- Fiscal Year 2007
- Fiscal Year 2006
- Fiscal Year 2005
- Fiscal Year 2004
- Fiscal Year 2003
- Fiscal Year 2002
- Fiscal Year 2001
- Fiscal Year 2000
- Fiscal Year 1999
- Fiscal Year 1998
- Fiscal Year 1997
- Fiscal Year 1996
Additional Information
- GDX Report Revision and Production FY25
- General Description (for GDX 1999 - 2005 only)
- VA Expenditures for Guam (FY 2002 only)
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