The Government Performance and Results Act Modernization Act (GPRAMA) of 2010 requires Treasury and other federal agencies to formally monitor and review organizational performance through strategic reviews, the annual performance plan, and the annual performance report. Treasury publishes its annual performance plan and report as a part of its congressional budget justification, which includes the high-level results from its internal strategic reviews.
Treasury’s key budget and performance reports provide Congress, the President, and the American people detailed information about Treasury's stewardship over its financial resources and progress in reaching its goals. Key budget and performance documents are:
The Congressional Justification of Appropriations (CJ) reflects the President’s Budget request for the Department of the Treasury and is prepared in accordance with OMB Circular A-11. The CJ includes agency priorities, requested budget levels, and performance plans and reports (in accordance with GPRAMA).
The Treasury Performance Validation and Verification Appendix provides a detailed listing of all performance measures and indicators included in Treasury’s Annual Performance Report (APR) with their respective definitions, data sources, data collection methodologies, assessments of reliability, and reporting frequency.
The Treasury International Programs provide leadership in international development, advance national security, and expand export markets for American businesses by promoting international financial stability and supporting key global initiatives.
Congressional Justification
Budget-in-Brief
Fact Sheet
FY2015 Treasury Performance Validation and Verification Appendix
2013 Federal Program Inventory
Summary of Capital Investments
Treasury International Programs Justification of Appropriations
For information about the President's Budget for Fiscal Year 2017, please visit the Office of Management and Budget's webpage.