Bureau of the Fiscal Service

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 307

Bureau of the Fiscal Service

401 Fourteenth Street SW., Washington, DC 20227

Phone, 202–874–6740. Internet, http://www.f‌i scal.treasury.gov.

Commissioner DAVID A. LEBRYK

Deputy Commissioner, Financial Services and

Operations

WANDA J. ROGERS

Deputy Commissioner, Finance and

Administration

ANITA D. SHANDOR

Deputy Commissioner, Accounting and Shared

Services

CYNTHIA Z. SPRINGER

Director, Legislative and Public Affairs JOYCE HARRIS

Chief Counsel MARGARET MARQUETTE

Assistant Commissioner, Debt Management

Services

JEFFREY SCHRAMEK

Assistant Commissioner, Revenue Collections

Management

KRISTINE CONRATH

Assistant Commissioner, Government-wide

Accounting and Agency

CHRISTINA HO

Assistant Commissioner, Information and

Security Services (Chief Information

Off‌i cer)

KIMBERLY MCCOY

Assistant Commissioner, Management (Chief

Financial Off‌i cer)

PATRICIA M. GREINER

Assistant Commissioner, Payment Management JOHN HILL

Executive Director, Government Securities

Regulations

LORI SANTAMORENA

Assistant Commissioner, Off‌i ce of

Administrative Services

DOUGLAS ANDERSON

Assistant Commissioner, Public Debt

Accounting

MATTHEW MILLER

Assistant Commissioner, Treasury Securities

Services

DARA SEAMAN

The Bureau of the Fiscal Service provides

central payment services to Federal

program agencies, operates the Federal

Government’s collections and deposit

systems, provides Governmentwide

accounting and reporting services,

manages the collection of delinquent

debt owed to the Federal Government,

borrows the money needed to operate

the Federal Government, accounts for

the resulting public debt, and provides

reimbursable support to Federal agencies.

Payments Each year, the Fiscal

Service disburses more than one billion

non-Defense payments to a wide variety

of recipients, such as those individuals

who receive Social Security, IRS tax

refunds, and veterans’ benef‌i ts. In Fiscal

Year 2012, the Fiscal Service issued more

than $2.4 trillion in payments, 88 percent

of which were issued electronically.

Collections Fiscal Service administers

the world’s largest collection system,

processing more than 400 million

transactions through the support of six

Federal Reserve Banks and a network of

over 100 f‌i nancial institutions. In Fiscal

Year 2012, the Fiscal Service collected

over $3.16 trillion in Federal revenues

from individual and corporate income

tax deposits, customs duties, loan

repayments, f‌i nes, proceeds from leases,

as well as other sources of revenue.

Fiscal Service and IRS manage

the Electronic Federal Tax Payment

System (www.eftps.gov), which allows

individuals and businesses to pay Federal

taxes through the Internet. EFTPS–

Online also provides such features as an

instant, printable acknowledgment for

documenting each transaction, the ability