Treasury Department
Federal money managers
The Treasury Department is the branch of the U.S. federal government responsible for managing national finances—collecting taxes, paying government bills, managing public debt, and printing currency.
It includes agencies like the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S.
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The Treasury Department announced new sanctions against foreign banks.
- federal agencyNational-level administrative body
- revenue collectionSecuring payments owed
- executive branchGovernment's implementing arm
- money launderingDisguising criminal proceeds' origins
- Bretton Woods systemPostwar fixed exchange rate framework
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Treasury DepartmentFederal Reserve
US central banking system
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American finance hub
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