Fiscal Service

@USTreasury released the FY2025 Financial Report of the United States Government that provides a comprehensive view of the federal government's fiscal position, its long-term outlook, and the progress we're making toward restoring fiscal responsibility.📈 fiscal.treasury.gov/reports-statem…

Transparency is the real treasure. 🌈 ➡️USAspending.gov: granular award-level data on contracts, grants and loans. ➡️FiscalData.Treasury.gov: broad data spanning federal financial topics like deficit, revenue, and debt. #StPatricksDay #DataTransparency #OpenGov

March is National Reading Month! Federal funding supports literacy programs across the U.S. from university research to state literacy programs and more. 🎓📕 ➡️Explore more here: usaspending.gov/search. #NationalReadingMonth #Literacy #FederalFunding

📈💵How has federal spending changed over time? FiscalData.Treasury.gov shows spending trends over the last 11 years and how total spending compares to GDP offering a clear picture of how government priorities evolve! 💻Explore more: fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finan….

Discover how the U.S. Treasury and @Dwolla are using the FedNow® Service to enhance customer experience through innovative use cases. Register today for the upcoming FedNow Service Town Hall: bit.ly/4d1dyY8 @FiscalService

Government Agencies 📣 Spend less on your receivables, so you can focus on your mission. 🔎 Centralized Receivables Service (CRS) empowers government agencies to recover public funds with regulatory compliance, efficiency, and accountability. 🔗 fiscal.treasury.gov/crs/

#ICYMI - Register to learn more about our #DigitalPay program, its addition to FedNow® service offerings and how it fits into Treasury’s overall payments toolkit. 🧰 🏛️ #DigitalPayout #FedNow #Townhall #CX

Help us #SlamTheScam on government imposters.⚠️If you receive a suspicious call, text, or email that mentions Fiscal Service, ignore it and report it to the Treasury OIG at oig.treasury.gov/report-fraud-w…. Report other government imposter scams to➡️FTC.gov. #NCPW2026

Did you unknowingly pay a scammer? 💡 Remember to rely on official government (.gov) websites and trusted sources when seeking information or services related to federal programs. Visit ftc.gov/ncpw to learn how to avoid, report, and recover from scams. #NCPW2026

Recognizing these 4 common signs of a scam could help you avoid one. 🔏#NCPW2026 ➡️ Scammers PRETEND to be from an organization you know. ➡️ Scammers say there’s a PROBLEM or a PRIZE. ➡️ Scammers PRESSURE you to act immediately. ➡️ Scammers tell you to PAY in a specific way.

It’s National Consumer Protection Week! 🔏 Visit ftc.gov/ncpw for information on how to avoid, report, and recover from scams. #NCPW2026

#ICYMI: We're hiring a DAC for our Office of Financial Management Shared Services who can lead the delivery and modernization of financial management for a diverse portfolio of federal customers.⚙️ Apply before 3/9 on @USAJOBS ➡️usajobs.gov/job/856486800 #NowHiring

🔍One of the top keyword searches on USAspending in December 2025 was 541611. 🤔 🏷️It’s a NAICS code used to classify what the government buys. Explore spending by NAICS code on USAspending.gov. #NAICS #USAspending

✨Trivia Answer Time! The correct answer is $1.8 trillion. According to USAspending, about $1.8 trillion in federal spending has been recorded so far in FY 2026. You can explore spending by agency, budget function, and more at USAspending.gov. #GovData #USAspending

🧩Trivia time! How much federal spending has been recorded so far in FY 2026? 🔎Hint: You can find the answer on USAspending.gov. 💡Make a guess—we’ll reveal the answer on Friday! #FederalSpending #GovData #USAspending

Transparency isn’t just a Valentine’s Day gesture—it’s how the government ensures public trust. 💌 🔍 Explore USAspending.gov and FiscalData.Treasury.gov for official, nonpartisan data on federal spending, revenue, debt, and more. #ValentinesDay

🧾Trivia answer revealed! According to Treasury’s Historical Debt Outstanding dataset, the U.S. national debt on July 1, 1900, was $2.137 billion. 👉Explore more historical debt data from the source: FiscalData.Treasury.gov. #TreasuryData #FiscalData

🧠Trivia Tuesday! What was the U.S. national debt as of July 1, 1900? 🔎Hint: The answer is in the FiscalData.Treasury.gov dataset referenced in last Friday’s post. No Googling—go straight to the source. We’ll share the answer on Friday! 👀📊 #TriviaTuesday #PublicFinance

#CDOMagazineInterview ▶️ How do you prevent fraud across a billion+ payments with zero margin for error? U.S. Treasury’s Justin Marsico explains how data & analytics power payment verification before funds go out the door: hubs.ly/Q041wwpt0

💡Fun Fact Friday While the U.S. debt started when it was founded in 1776, it wasn’t formalized until 1790 with the consolidation of state debts from the Revolutionary War. Explore historical debt data from 1790 to today on FiscalData.Treasury.gov 📊 #FunFactFriday