FEDERAL ACCOUNT SYMBOLS AND TITLES
Federal AccountSymbols and Titles(FAST) BookAgency Identifier CodesTREASURY FINANCIAL MANUAL SUPPLEMENTSEPTEMBER 2019
FAST Book — Agency Identifier CodesFEDERAL ACCOUNT SYMBOLS AND TITLES (FAST) BOOK(Agency Identifier Codes)SUPPLEMENT TO VOLUME I TREASURY FINANCIAL MANUALReceipt, appropriation, and other fund account symbols and titles are assigned by the Department of the Treasury (Treasury)consistent with the principles and standards prescribed by the Comptroller General of the United States. This release containsaccount symbols and titles assigned by the Treasury. The FAST Book information is presented in four parts: Part I - Receipt Account Symbols and Titles Part II - Appropriation and Other Fund Account Symbols and Titles Part III - Foreign Currency Account Symbols and Titles Part IV - Indices to Appropriation and Other Fund Account Symbols and TitlesPart I contains receipt accounts arranged numerically within each fund group; that is, general, special, and trust. General fundmiscellaneous receipt accounts (within the range 0613 through 3885) are categorized by major classes and account groups.Definitions are shown immediately following each major class and each account group for use by agencies as a guide inclassifying deposits and other credits to the appropriate receipt account symbol and title shown under the definition of eachaccount group. Citations to the United States Code (U.S.C.), or United States Statutes at Large, are shown for special andtrust fund receipt accounts.Part II contains appropriation and other fund accounts for each agency, which are arranged numerically within each fundgroup; that is, general, revolving, special, deposit, and trust. In this section, accounts are listed by the three-digit agencyidentifier codes. The previous two-digit department regular codes are shown in parentheses after the agency’s name as areference. An index for these accounts by (1) agency name in alphabetical order; and (2) agency index number in numericalsequence, is included at the end of this book to assist the user in locating the account for an agency. Citations to the U.S.C. orUnited States Statutes at Large are shown for the revolving, special, deposit, and trust fund accounts.Each page in Parts I and II of the publication carries a page number code associating it with that part: R-Part I ReceiptAccounts and A-Part II Appropriation and Other Fund Accounts.Part III contains foreign currency accounts assigned for use in accounting and reporting for receipts, disbursements, sales fordollars, and balances of foreign currencies originally acquired by the United States Government without payment of dollars,and for currencies held in trust. The page number code for this section is FC.Part IV contains the alphabetical and numerical indices, and the page number code for this section is I.September 2019iiBulletin No. 2020-3
FAST Book — Agency Identifier CodesTable of ContentsPART I - RECEIPT ACCOUNT SYMBOLS AND TITLES .R-1DETAILED SYMBOLS AND TITLES APPLYING THERETO . R-2GENERAL FUND RECEIPT ACCOUNTS . R-2TAXES . R-2MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS . R-2CUSTOMS DUTIES . R-2CUSTOMS DUTIES . R-2RECEIPTS FROM MONETARY POWER . R-2FEES FOR REGULATORY AND JUDICIAL SERVICES . R-3FINES, PENALTIES, AND FORFEITURES . R-4RESTITUTIONS, REPARATIONS, AND RECOVERIES UNDER MILITARY OCCUPATION . R-5GIFTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. R-5INTEREST . R-6INTEREST . R-7DIVIDENDS AND OTHER EARNINGS. R-8RENT, INCLUDING BONUSES. R-8ROYALTIES . R-8SALE OF PRODUCTS . R-9FEES AND OTHER CHARGES FOR SERVICES AND SPECIAL BENEFITS . R-10SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY . R-11NEGATIVE SUBSIDIES AND DOWNWARD REESTIMATES OF SUBSIDIES . R-12REALIZATION UPON LOANS AND INVESTMENTS . R-15RECOVERIES AND REFUNDS . R-16CLEARING ACCOUNTS. R-18SPECIAL FUND RECEIPT ACCOUNTS . R-18PART II - APPROPRIATION AND OTHER FUND ACCOUNT SYMBOLS AND TITLES .A-1EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT SYMBOLS BY FUND GROUP .A-1DETAILED SYMBOLS AND TITLES APPLYING THERETO .A-1LEGISLATIVE BRANCH .A-1SENATE .A-1HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES .A-2ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL .A-3CAPITOL POLICE .A-4LIBRARY OF CONGRESS .A-4GOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE .A-5GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE.A-5CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE .A-6LEGISLATIVE, ALL OTHER.A-6BOTANIC GARDEN .A-6COMMISSION ON SECURITY AND COOPERATION IN EUROPE .A-6CONGRESSIONAL AWARD BOARD .A-6COPYRIGHT ROYALTY TRIBUNAL .A-6INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND CONTINGENCIES .A-6JOHN C. STENNIS CENTER FOR PUBLIC SERVICE TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT .A-6MEDICAID AND CHIP PAYMENT ACCESS COMMISSION .A-7NATIONAL COMMISSION ON TERRORIST ATTACKS UPON THE UNITED STATES .A-7OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE.A-7OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT .A-7OPEN WORLD LEADERSHIP CENTER TRUST FUND .A-7UNITED STATES BIPARTISAN COMMISSION ON COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE.A-7UNITED STATES CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMISSION .A-8THE JUDICIARY .A-8EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT .A-9DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE .A-12September 2019iiiBulletin No. 2020-3
FAST Book — Agency Identifier CodesDEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.A-20DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE .A-24OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE .A-24DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY .A-26DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY .A-28DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE .A-30CORPS OF ENGINEERS, CIVIL .A-31DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION .A-32DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY .A-34DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES .A-37DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY .A-46DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT .A-52DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR .A-56DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE .A-63DEPARTMENT OF LABOR .A-66DEPARTMENT OF STATE .A-68AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT .A-70DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION .A-73DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY .A-81DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS .A-85ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY .A-87GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION .A-88NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION .A-89OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT .A-90SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.A-91SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION .A-92INDEPENDENT OFFICES .A-93ACCESS BOARD .A-93ADMINISTRATIVE CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED STATES .A-93ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HISTORIC PRESERVATION .A-94AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION .A-94APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION .A-94APPRAISAL SUBCOMMITTEE .A-94ARMED FORCES RETIREMENT HOME .A-95BARRY GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIP AND EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION FUND .A-95BROADCASTING BOARD OF GOVERNORS .A-95BUREAU OF CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION.A-96CHEMICAL SAFETY AND HAZARD INVESTIGATION BOARD .A-96CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS FELLOWSHIP FOUNDATION .A-96COMMISSION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF AMERICA’S HERITAGE ABROAD .A-96COMMISSION OF FINE ARTS .A-97COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS .A-97COMMITTEE FOR PURCHASE FROM PEOPLES WHO ARE BLIND AND SEVERELY HANDICAPPED .A-97COMMITTEE TO ELIMINATE CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT FATALITIES .A-97COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION .A-97CONGRESSIONAL-EXECUTIVE COMMISSION ON THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA .A-98CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION .A-98CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE.A-98CORPORATION FOR TRAVEL PROMOTION .A-98COUNCIL OF THE INSPECTORS GENERAL ON INTEGRITY AND EFFICIENCY .A-99DEFENSE NUCLEAR FACILITIES SAFETY BOARD .A-99DELTA REGIONAL AUTHORITY .A-99DENALI COMMISSION .A-99DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA .A-99DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA – COURT SERVICES AND OFFENDER SUPERVISION .A-100DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER MEMORIAL COMMISSION .A-100September 2019ivBulletin No. 2020-3
FAST Book — Agency Identifier CodesEISENHOWER EXCHANGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM .A-100ELECTION ASSISTANCE COMMISSION .
Receipt, appropriation, and other fund account symbols and titles are assigned by the Department of the Treasury (Treasury) consistent with the principles and standards prescribed by the Comptroller General of the United States. This release contains account symbols and titles assigned by the Treasury.
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FAST Book I TREASURY FINANCIAL MANUAL Two-Digit Agency Identifier Codes SUPPLEMENT December 2017 R-1 Bulletin No. 2018-02 PART I - RECEIPT ACCOUNT SYMBOLS AND TITLES RECEIPT ACCOUNT SYMBOLS BY FUND GROUPS AND MAJOR CLASSES General Fund Receipt Accounts Major Class
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