Department of the Treasury federal obligations in Florida

Treasury’s Florida-coded award book

Keep two filters in view. Awarding agency is Department of the Treasury, agency 020. Geography is Florida. The surviving file is $13,368,813,118.92 and 886 awards. Fiscal-service, tax-administration, and other Treasury awarding actions can share agency 020. This packet does not classify those rows. Other awarding agencies inside Florida sit on other pages even when the same metro hosts their work.

Dollars per record come to about $15.09 million. That mean mixes large assistance or contract vehicles with smaller actions. It is not a typical tax refund and not a typical fiscal-agent fee. Unique recipients are unpublished. Florida’s Treasury cell is an 886-row book against a mid-teens billion sum. A large-population state tag does not turn 886 into a household refund census. Unique recipients are unpublished.

What the Treasury–Florida pair is not

This join is not a IRS collections total, a household tax-refund statistic, or a state-budget plug. $13,368,813,118.92 measures award obligations with a 020 awarding-agency code and a FL place-of-performance tag. Florida’s South Florida metros, the I-4 corridor, and the Panhandle share the FL tag. This packet does not split them. Georgia and Alabama awards stay in other state cells.

Department of the Treasury in Florida is the overlay. Florida federal spending still includes every other awarding agency in the state extract. Department of the Treasury is the parent agency hub without a Florida filter. All spending ties holds the rest of the join list. Correlation is not causation: sharing a state with Treasury does not mean the state caused the cell.

Obligation versus outlay on agency 020

Assistance and contract awards can obligate in one fiscal window and pay on a different schedule. $13,368,813,118.92 is the commitment sum. Treating it as cash already cleared in Florida confuses obligations with outlays. The packet does not assign a fiscal year to the headline; treat $13,368,813,118.92 as the obligation total present in the indexed file.

Florida’s own budget is a separate ledger. Mixing it with the 886-row Treasury cell leaves USAspending.gov. Net obligations can include de-obligations. The implied mean near $15.09 million is dollars divided by records, not a typical tax refund and not a typical fiscal-agent fee.

One FL tag, not Miami-Dade versus the Panhandle

This packet does not split $13,368,813,118.92 by county, metro, or South Florida, the I-4 corridor, and the Panhandle. 886 awards stay statewide. Neighboring Georgia and Alabama remain other state cells even when labor markets or projects cross those lines. Publishing Miami-Dade versus the Panhandle as a subtotal would invent a number.

Place of performance can follow work in-state, a recipient address, or a reporting convention. Department of the Treasury is the 020 hub without a Florida filter. Use it for the agency book; use this page for the FL intersection only.

Citing Treasury in Florida

Cite USAspending.gov: Department of the Treasury (020) obligated $13,368,813,118.92 on 886 awards coded to Florida. Name Treasury and Florida together. Keep the obligation word. If Department of the Treasury in Florida has refreshed, quote the overlay over this snapshot.

Peer Treasury-state joins use the same two facts—dollars and award counts—and still are not a ranking of Treasury importance. Florida federal spending includes other agency cells that must not be added into this total. All spending ties is the index. Obligations are not outlays.

How to reuse the Florida Treasury integers

Keep Department of the Treasury, Florida, $13,368,813,118.92, and 886 awards together. Do not per-capita or per-recipient the dollar total; those denominators are unpublished. Do not treat 886 as unique organizations. Do not annualize without a year field. Florida’s Treasury cell is an 886-row book against a mid-teens billion sum. A large-population state tag does not turn 886 into a household refund census. Unique recipients are unpublished.

Refresh from Department of the Treasury in Florida after ingests. Department of the Treasury is the 020 parent without a Florida filter. Florida federal spending is the all-agency parent. All spending ties indexes other pairs. USAspending.gov is the source. Keep the obligation label on $13,368,813,118.92.

Questions

How much Treasury spending is coded to Florida?

USAspending.gov lists $13,368,813,118.92 in Department of the Treasury obligations across 886 Florida-coded awards. Agency 020 × FL is an obligation join, not an outlay. Department of the Treasury in Florida is the live overlay. Later ingests can revise 886 awards; prefer the overlay if the table moved.

What programs sit inside the Treasury–Florida total?

The packet does not convert Treasury awards into IRS collections or household refunds. $13,368,813,118.92 is the combined obligation sum for awarding agency 020 inside Florida coding. Unique recipients are unpublished. Quote $13,368,813,118.92 and 886 together. Do not infer a program mix from the state tag alone.

Is $13,368,813,118.92 cash already spent in Florida?

No. $13,368,813,118.92 is an obligation total on USAspending.gov, not an outlay register and not a Treasury payment file. Awards can obligate in one window and pay on another. SpendingVault indexes the pair; it does not convert 886 awards into cash already paid.

Where is the live Treasury–Florida table?

Department of the Treasury in Florida is the overlay at /states/fl/agencies/020/. Florida federal spending and Department of the Treasury are the parent hubs, not addends. All spending ties lists other agency-state pairs. Keep both sides of the join when citing $13,368,813,118.92. Obligations are not outlays.