Sanama Ministry of the Treasury
| Sanama Department of the Treasury | |
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| Agency overview | |
| Formed | 1679 AN, 59 years ago |
| Preceding agency | Federal Department of Finance |
| Type | Council of State department |
| Jurisdiction | Sanaman national government |
| Headquarters | Sanama City, NCD |
| Employees | TBA |
| Annual budget | TBA |
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| Parent agency | Council of State |
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| Website | treasury.gov.sn |
The Sanama Ministry of the Treasury is the department responsible for the national finances, public debt management, revenue collection, regulation of banks, financial institutions, and other related matters. It forms a part of the Council of State and is headed by the Secretary for the Treasury, reporting to the Chancellor. The department in its current form was created in 1687 with the passage of the national constitution and the beginning of the Third Republic, but it traces its origin to the Federal Department of Finance formed in 1673. The secretary directs the work of the department, assisted by several Under Secretaries and Deputy Under Secretaries, with the aim of ensuring the proper payment of revenue to the national government and enforcement of relevant legislation, in conjunction with the Kalisa Sivile. On 1.XII.1692 Secretary for Financial Markets Louise Seward took over responsibility for the policy areas from the Secretary for the Treasury, after being transferred by Chancellor Nur Pinito Caprici from the Department of the Interior.
Organisation
| Office | Name | Appointment | Reporting agencies |
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| Office of the Secretary for the Treasury | Gjanpjetro Picassi | 1.XII.1691 | |
| Under Secretary for the Treasury | 1.XII.1691 | National Revision Directorate | |
| Under Secretary for Administration | 1.XII.1691 | ||
| Deputy Under Secretary for Policy and Management | |||
| Deputy Under Secretary for Budget | |||
| Deputy Under Secretary for Personnel | |||
| Deputy Under Secretary for Legislative and Department Liaison | |||
| Under Secretary for the Budget | 1.XII.1691 | National Budget Directorate | |
| Under Secretary for Revenue | 1.XII.1691 | Domestic Revenue Service National Debt Directorate National Fiscal Directorate Revenue Enforcement Inspectorate | |
| Under Secretary for the Currency | 1.XII.1691 | Mint and Printing Directorate Pangka Nasyonal Sanamali | |
| Deputy Under Secretary for the Currency | |||
| Office of the Secretary for Financial Markets | Louise Seward | 1.XII.1692 – 1.I.1694 | |
| Under Secretary for Financial Markets | Louise Seward | 1.I.1694 | |
| Deputy Under Secretary for Banking and Financial Institutions | 1.XII.1691 | Financial Institutions Directorate Financial Institutions Inspectorate | |
| Deputy Under Secretary for Programmes, Patents and Registration | 1.XII.1691 | National Programmes Directorate Patents and Registration Directorate | |
| Office of the Treasury Advocate | |||
| Office of the Inspector General for the Treasury | Financial Institutions Inspectorate Revenue Enforcement Inspectorate |
Subordinate agencies
| Agency | Reporting to |
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| Domestic Revenue Service | Under Secretary for Revenue |
| Financial Institutions Directorate | Under Secretary for Banking and Financial Institutions |
| Mint and Printing Directorate | Under Secretary for the Currency |
| National Budget Directorate | Under Secretary for the Budget |
| National Debt Directorate | Under Secretary for Revenue |
| National Fiscal Directorate | Under Secretary for Revenue |
| National Programmes Directorate | Under Secretary for Programmes, Patents and Registration |
| National Revision Directorate | Under Secretary for the Treasury |
| Pangka Nasyonal Sanamali | Under Secretary for the Currency |
| Patents and Registration Directorate | Under Secretary for Programmes, Patents and Registration |
| Financial Institutions Inspectorate | Under Secretary for Banking and Financial Institutions Inspector General for the Treasury |
| Revenue Enforcement Inspectorate | Under Secretary for Revenue Inspector General for the Treasury |
