Services & Programs
Explore the wide range of services and programs the Treasury Department provides to the American public.
Currency & Coinage
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing produces paper currency, while the U.S. Mint manufactures coins for circulation and collectors.
The Treasury oversees the production of all U.S. currency, ensuring the integrity and security of the money supply. Programs include anti-counterfeiting measures, redesigned banknotes, and commemorative coin releases.
Tax Policy & Collection
The Office of Tax Policy develops and implements federal tax policies, while the IRS collects revenue that funds government operations.
Tax policy work includes drafting tax legislation, analyzing revenue estimates, negotiating tax treaties, and providing guidance on tax regulations that affect individuals and businesses nationwide.
International Finance
The Office of International Affairs works to promote global economic stability and represents the U.S. in international financial institutions.
Programs include coordination with the IMF and World Bank, bilateral economic dialogues, exchange rate policy monitoring, and efforts to combat global financial crimes such as money laundering and terrorist financing.
Financial Sanctions & Security
The Office of Foreign Assets Control administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions against targeted foreign entities and security threats.
OFAC acts under Presidential national emergency powers to freeze assets, restrict foreign trade, and protect financial market integrity under strict security guidelines.
Official Treasury Credential Verification
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