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Public Treasury
Role
The Public Treasury, the paying officer of the Monegasque State, is responsible in particular for the following tasks:
- Putting in place the Administration's chart of accounts and opening the accounting period
- Recording all State expenditure and revenue
- Checking the consistency of accounting allocations
- Preparing and monitoring the overall statement of accounts and the statement for the Constitutional Reserve Fund
- Managing the State's current liquidities
- Managing State coinage stocks
- Managing all bank details for SEPA bank transfers
Additionally, the Public Treasury is responsible for managing the institution Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations
Organisation and operation
The Public Treasury is composed of two sections:
The Accounting Section
This section has to:
- Pay State suppliers, benefits and grants
- Process wages and salaries of civil servants and other Government officials, whether working or retired
- Perform accounting entries
- Ensure balance between various sets of accounts: Budget, work-related accidents fund, Constitutional Reserve Fund
- Draw up statements of accounts
- Perform bank reconciliations
The Banking Section
This section has to:
- Manage the institution Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations
- Through banking institutions, put coins in circulation
- Carry out all cash transactions relating to expenditure
- Verify cash reserves
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Contact details
The Government
- The Ministry of State
- Ministry of Interior
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Ministry of Finance and Economy
- Le Conseiller de Gouvernement - Ministre des Finances et de l'Économie
- Budget and Treasury Department
- Public Treasury
- Department of Tax Services
- The State Property Authority
- Housing Department
- Business Development Agency
- Tourist and Convention Authority
- Stamp Issuing Office
- Tobacco and Matches Board
- Gambling Authority
- Monaco Post Office
- Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
- Ministry of Public Works, the Environment and Urban Development
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation