Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania does not currently have a tax and expenditure limit.

The base year represents the year the hypothetical Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR) would have been enacted. Selecting a base year changes how the state’s TABOR is calculated because the annual growth rates of inflation and population change depending on when TABOR is enacted.

Year	Inflation-adjusted Actual Spending
1992	36,722,763,260
1993	35,462,499,620
1994	36,234,589,590
1995	37,724,234,920
1996	37,668,850,830
1997	38,514,457,430
1998	40,380,266,170
1999	42,200,474,250
2000	43,073,737,640
2001	44,218,214,900
2002	46,252,066,160
2003	48,612,152,900
2004	46,440,357,570
2005	48,026,450,580
2006	50,307,580,270
2007	52,391,966,190
2008	52,912,345,800
2009	54,574,074,530
2010	51,822,777,950
2011	49,561,280,880
2012	52,502,269,380
2013	53,898,007,040
2014	54,229,382,870
2015	56,744,482,260
2016	58,185,169,600
2017	62,810,217,340
2018	63,410,762,850
2019	66,293,719,650
2020	66,370,623,920
2021	64,088,792,570
2022	64,632,000,000

*All spending figures are in inflation-adjusted 2022 dollars.