Treasuries

Related: Treasury securities

Treasury

1. The department of the federal government responsible for the printing of money, the collection of taxes, the regulation of banks, and the management of public debt. Created in 1789, the Treasury issues Treasury securities, which is debt that the American government uses to pay for some of its functions. It also administers the Internal Revenue Service, which collects taxes and decides how tax laws and regulations are enforced, and the U.S. Mint, which prints and disburses currency. The Treasury Department is responsible for investigating and prosecuting certain financial crimes, such as tax evasion and counterfeiting. It is headed by the Secretary of the Treasury, who is appointed by the President with the consent of the Senate.

2. See: U.S. Treasury Security.

Treasuries

All bonds backed by the U.S. government that are issued through the Department of the Treasury. The safety of Treasuries is the benchmark against which all other debt securities are measured.

单词	treasuries
释义	DictionarySeetreasuryEncyclopediaSeeTreasury Treasuries Treasuries Related: Treasury securities Treasury 1. The department of the federal government responsible for the printing of money, the collection of taxes, the regulation of banks, and the management of public debt. Created in 1789, the Treasury issues Treasury securities, which is debt that the American government uses to pay for some of its functions. It also administers the Internal Revenue Service, which collects taxes and decides how tax laws and regulations are enforced, and the U.S. Mint, which prints and disburses currency. The Treasury Department is responsible for investigating and prosecuting certain financial crimes, such as tax evasion and counterfeiting. It is headed by the Secretary of the Treasury, who is appointed by the President with the consent of the Senate. 2. See: U.S. Treasury Security. Treasuries All bonds backed by the U.S. government that are issued through the Department of the Treasury. The safety of Treasuries is the benchmark against which all other debt securities are measured.
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