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Remarks by Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew on the Fifth Anniversary of the Dodd-Frank Act
Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew delivered remarks about the impact of the Dodd-Frank Act on the U.S. economy since its’ implementation five years ago today. Senator Chris Dodd and Congressman Barney Frank also attended the Better Markets Event to celebrate the anniversary. Read More
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Treasury Seeks Public Comments on Marketplace Lenders
Counselor to the Treasury Secretary Antonio Weiss commented on the online marketplace lending industry. The Treasury published a Request for Information (RFI) in the Federal Register to analyze the public opinion on marketplace lenders. Read More
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FACT SHEET: Financing for Development – U.S. Government Development Priorities
From July 13 to July 16, 2015, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew attended the Third International Financing for Development Conference in Addis Ababa. Read more about what he and his international counterparts accomplished in Ethiopia here. Read More
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Statement by Treasury Secretary on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Regarding Iran’s Nuclear Program
“Reaching this deal today is a milestone that means that the world will no longer be threatened by an active Iranian nuclear program.” Read more of Sec. Lew’s statement on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action regarding Iran’s nuclear program here. Read More
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Deputy Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin Speaks to the American Bankers Association
"Modern society is dependent on digital networks, and this dependence offers not only unprecedented opportunities for universal education and networked human progress but unprecedented opportunities for cyber-mischief … and cyber-warfare." Read More
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Treasury promotes economic growth through policies to support job creation, investment, and economic stability. Treasury also oversees the production of coins and currency, the disbursement of payments to the public, revenue collection, and the funds to run the federal government.

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view auctions.

find a form.

get tax information at IRS.gov.

see interest rate data.

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find currency and coin information.

report a suspicious email or suspected fraud

view budget, performance, and financial reports.

have a lost or expired check reissued

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Where is the General Explanations of the Administration’s Revenue Proposals (Green Book)

How can I find out if the government has unclaimed money or property belonging to me?

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The duties and initiatives of Treasury have developed extensively since the 1789 Act of Congress that established the Department. Learn more about the history of Treasury and its current duties and initiatives, including financial education.

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Treasury reaches out to businesses large and small, across a range of industries and regions, to articulate the benefits of Treasury’s policies and programs, and to directly engage on the Administration’s agenda for supporting business growth and job creation.

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file Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return.

view corporate tax laws.

find out about Treasury Department's Recovery Act programs.

apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN).

see interest rates statistics.

view government seized property.

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How can I find out what contract opportunities will be coming up in the future?

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How can my company apply for grants, loans, or financial assistance?

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Treasury oversees a number of programs designed to help ensure that small businesses have access to the credit they need to grow and thrive and to create jobs in local communities across the United States.

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Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return

get in touch with a contact for small businesses.

apply for 1603 Program - Payments for Specified Energy Property in Lieu of Tax Credits

find a lender participating in the Small Business Lending Fund.

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What is the Small Business Lending Fund and how can it help me?

What programs exist to assist small businesses?

learn about the State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI)?

What materials are available to help my employees recognize counterfeit bills?

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Treasury works with large and international businesses to help promote economic growth and job creation in the private sector.

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get information related to working with or traveling to sanctioned countries.

view the list of Specially Designated Nationals.

apply for an Employer identification number (EIN)

Common Questions

What are the guidelines for companies to do business in sanctioned countries?

All Financial Institutions

The Treasury Department works with financial institutions to encourage economic growth and promote the stability of the broader United States financial system.

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view or search SDN list (Specially Designated Nationals)

get Supplemental Reporting forms and instructions for Small Business Lending Fund participants

learn more about Interest rates statistics

learn more about Quarterly refunding information.

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Where is monthly Treasury International Capital (TIC) Data?

How does Wall Street Reform affect my company?

What countries are sanctioned by the U.S., and what are those sanctions?

Where can I get information about the Troubled Asset Relief Program?

Federal Government
State/Local/Tribal Councils
International Governments

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Treasury works closely with the Congress, the White House, independent regulatory agencies, and other Executive Branch agencies to create and implement economic policy initiatives that strengthen the American economy and create jobs.

view Treasury’s FY 2011 Agency Financial Report

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See the General Explanations of the Administration’s Revenue Proposals (Green Book)

view the Financial Stability Oversight Council's 2012 annual report

view the Treasury Department's recent congressional testimony

view Treasury's performance and budget documents

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How can I learn more about the services that the Bureau of Fiscal Service provides?

How can I learn more about the HR Connect Program?

Who should I get in touch with about legislative affairs?

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Treasury works closely with state, tribal, and local officials elected by the American people. A strong partnership will best enable Treasury to promote an economic policy agenda that ensures robust growth and job creation throughout the American economy.

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apply for a Recovery Act Build America Bonds grant.

get more information about the Small Business Lending Fund.

view the Treasury Department's recent congressional testimony

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Where can I learn more about Tribal Consultation & Coordination policy?

Who should I get in touch with about legislative affairs?

Treasury works with foreign governments to encourage global economic growth, raise standards of living, and to the extent possible, predict and prevent crises. The Department also performs a critical and far-reaching role in enhancing national security.

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find out more about Treasury's engagement in the International Monetary Fund.

get information on Treasury's participation in the G7& G20.

understand how the US and China are working together on economic issues.

view the list of Specially Designated Nationals.

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How can I find what positions Treasury takes on Multilateral Development Banks' activities?

How does Treasury sanction people or organizations?

What countries are sanctioned by the U.S., and what are those sanctions?

Data Center

The Department of the Treasury's Data Center offers visitors raw data, graphs, and charts on topics ranging from Treasury interest rates to the Recovery Act to the International Capital System. For more on Treasury data, including more information on the Daily Treasury Yield Curve which you see on your right, explore the Data Center.

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