Federal Government Agencies/Departments

The federal department is the executive agency responsible for promoting economic prosperity and ensuring the financial security of the United States. It produces coins and currency; disburses payments to the American public; collects revenues and taxes; manages federal finances; supervises national banks; provides information about current and historical foreign exchange rates, and investigates and prosecutes tax evaders, counterfeiters and forgers. There are no geographic restrictions.

The department manages, sells, redeems and provides information about bonds and securities.