HM Treasury

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HM Treasury is the United Kingdom government’s finance and economic ministry, responsible for developing and overseeing public spending, taxation, and economic policy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf economic ministry
finance ministry
government ministry
alsoKnownAs The Treasury
linked to: Treasury
chiefExecutive Permanent Secretary to the Treasury
collaboratesWith Bank of England
Office for Budget Responsibility
country United Kingdom
employs civil servants
foundedBy Government of the Kingdom of Great Britain
hasAbbreviation HMT
hasOrganizationalForm ministerial department
headquartersLocation 1 Horse Guards Road, London
London
linked to: London, England
jurisdiction Government of the United Kingdom
linked to: UK government
languageOfWork English
ledBy Chancellor of the Exchequer
locatedInTimeZone British Summer Time
Greenwich Mean Time
ministerialHead Chancellor of the Exchequer
oversees Office for Budget Responsibility (framework and remit setting)
UK Debt Management Office (policy oversight)
UK economic strategy
UK tax system design
public spending by UK government departments
parentOrganization Cabinet of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Cabinet
partOf UK central government
linked to: UK government
policyArea economic growth policy
public finance
tax policy
reportsTo Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
responsibleFor UK budget preparation
economic policy in the United Kingdom
economic sanctions policy design in the United Kingdom
fiscal policy in the United Kingdom
fiscal rules for the United Kingdom
green book guidance on appraisal and evaluation in central government
macroeconomic policy in the United Kingdom
management of UK government borrowing policy
managing relationships with international financial institutions for the UK government
oversight of UK financial services policy
public sector pay policy framework in the United Kingdom
public spending policy in the United Kingdom
spending reviews in the United Kingdom
strategic oversight of public finances in the United Kingdom
tax legislation framework in the United Kingdom
taxation policy in the United Kingdom
sector public sector
uses pound sterling
website https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-treasury

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Chancellor of the Exchequer heads HM Treasury
UK government executiveBody His Majesty's Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
UK government budgetaryAuthority His Majesty's Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
John Maynard Keynes employer British Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
First Lord of the Treasury hasHistoricalOriginIn commissioners of the Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
Paymaster of the Forces regulatedBy British Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
Bank of England owner HM Treasury
Partha Dasgupta commissionedBy UK Treasury for The Dasgupta Review
linked to: HM Treasury
Autumn Statement presentedBy HM Treasury
Crown Estate revenuePaidTo HM Treasury
James Callaghan employer Inland Revenue
linked to: HM Treasury
Cabinet Office worksWith HM Treasury
Prime Minister's Office (United Kingdom) worksWith HM Treasury
subject linked to: Prime Minister's Office
City of Westminster contains HM Treasury
UK Debt Management Office parentOrganization HM Treasury
UK Debt Management Office subordinateTo HM Treasury
UK Debt Management Office operatesUnderStrategicDirectionOf HM Treasury
UK Debt Management Office collaboratesWith HM Treasury
HMT abbreviationOf HM Treasury
HMG oversees HM Treasury
Lord High Treasurer oversees Exchequer
linked to: HM Treasury
Royal Mint parentOrganization HM Treasury
11 Downing Street usedBy HM Treasury
Rena Lalgie previousEmployer UK Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
Spending Review isConductedBy HM Treasury
Sovereign Grant administeredBy HM Treasury
Nicholas Kaldor advisorTo UK Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
Financial Conduct Authority parentOrganization HM Treasury (policy oversight)
linked to: HM Treasury
Command Papers submittedBy HM Treasury
East India Stock Dividend Redemption Act 1873 concerns British Treasury
linked to: HM Treasury
OBR independenceFrom HM Treasury