Department of Finance

The Department of Finance is a sub-department of the Department of the Treasury which is headed by the Secretary of Finance. The main function of this department is to create revenue from taxes and fines in order to raise finance for the government.

Agencies of the Department of Finance:
 * Scottish Debt Collection and Recovery Agency
 * Scottish Revenue Service
 * Scottish National Reserve
 * Scottish National Mint
 * Bureau of Engraving and Printing
 * National Bank of Scotland
 * Accountant in Bankruptcy

Department of Finance Offices:
 * Office of the Secretary of Finance
 * Office of the Deputy Secretary of Finance
 * Office of the Chief of Staff
 * Office of the Taxpayer Advocate
 * Office of Pension and Investment
 * Office of the Chief Pension Administrator
 * Office of External Affairs
 * Office of the Press Secretary
 * Office of Internal Audit
 * Office of the Special Advisor
 * Office of Treasury and Payment Services
 * Office of Land Records and Registers
 * Office of the Treasury
 * Office of Payment Services and Standards
 * Office of Adjudication and Parking
 * Office of Collections
 * Office of Payment Operations
 * Office of Tax Audit and Enforcement
 * Office of Property Exemptions Administration
 * Office of Property Valuation and Tax Mapping
 * Office of the Chief Information Officer
 * Office of Property Collections and Accounting Applications
 * Office of Tax Policy
 * Office of Audit and Assessment Applications
 * Office of the Chief Information Security Officer
 * Office of Parking and Payment Applications
 * Office of Network Operations
 * Office of Project Management
 * Office of Legal Affairs
 * Office of the General Counsel
 * Office of Employee Services
 * Office of Financial Management