U.S. Customs Service Major law enforcement agency. Responsible for collecting revenue from imports and enforcing customs and related laws. Bureau of Engraving and Printing Largest printer of security documents in the world. Handles Federal Reserve notes, U.S. postage stamps, Treasury securities, ID cards and certificates. Federal Law Enforcement Center Interagency training facility serving 62 federal law enforcement organizations.
Major training is basic programs in law enforcement skills.
Financial Management Service Responsible for programs to improve cash and credit management, debt collection and financial management systems government-wide. Internal Revenue Service Adminsters and enforces internal revenue laws and related statutes except those relating to alcohol, tobacco and firearms. Office of Thrift Supervision Charters federal thrift institutions and serves as primary regulator of the approximately 2,600 federal and state chartered thrifts belonging to the Savings Association Insurance Fund. To learn more about the many federal agencies, their missions and the kinds of employees they hire, order The Directory of Federal Jobs and Employers , authored by Drs. Ron and Caryl Krannich, Impact Publications .