Bureau of Fiscal Service

The Bureau of Fiscal Service is a part of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. It manages the government's finances, including collecting taxes, paying federal bills, and overseeing the federal government's accounts. The Bureau also issues government debt, like Treasury bonds, to help finance government activities. By ensuring the government operates efficiently and responsibly with its finances, the Bureau plays a crucial role in maintaining the nation's economic stability. Essentially, it helps manage how the government earns and spends money.