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Understanding how the Confederation works

Finances, departments and people: one way into the Confederation’s tasks, its decisions and the records behind them.

Federal finances · Accounts 2025

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87.6bn CHF of spending

The whole Confederation, not one department: every department, authority and court together, the extraordinary budget included. Financing statement of the Federal Finance Administration.

The Confederation’s finances

How do the Confederation’s finances stand?Revenue, spending, balance and debt over twenty years.
Who answers for which funds?The seven departments and the Federal Chancellery, each with its coverage stated.
What is the money used for?Every credit of the subsidy database, filtered by department and task area.

Departments and the Federal Chancellery

The seven departments and the Federal Chancellery in the Confederation’s own order. Every card leads to a profile; what differs is the data covered there, not the address.

Each card states an entry’s subsidies in 2025; together they are 50.6 bn CHF. Subsidies are an extract of the spending, not a department’s budget.

Accounts of the administrative unitsAuthorities and courtsEight closings, each reachable on its own — with no total over them.People · Network · Relation typesPeople & networkMembers of parliament, their offices and declared interests, the organisations behind them – and the network between them. Every line leads to its source.

Source: Eidgenössische Finanzverwaltung EFV, retrieved 14.09.2026. Raw data

Not an official publication. The figures stand as the Federal Finance Administration publishes them; schwur.ch only rounds them.