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About the USA Republic DOR

The Department of Revenue (DOR) of the United States of America Republic is the chief governmental authority responsible for the lawful administration, collection, regulation, and oversight of public revenue within the jurisdiction of the constitutional Republic. Established under the authority of the Republic’s founding constitutional documents, the Department of Revenue ensures that the process of revenue collection serves the public interest, protects individual rights, and upholds the principles of justice, accountability, and limited government.

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Our Mission Statement

The mission of the Department of Revenue is to:

Lawfully administer the collection and management of public funds;
Ensure fiscal transparency and accountability;
Support the financial operations of constitutional governance;
Protect the rights of the people by ensuring due process in all revenue-related matters;
Maintain the integrity of the Republic’s revenue system in accordance with natural law and constitutional limitations.

The United States of America Republic Department of Revenue is is responsible for securing and maintaining the financial resources needed to fund public services, infrastructure, defense, and various federal programs.

1. Core Responsibilities

The Department of Revenue carries out its mission through a range of responsibilities that include:

Tax Collection
Collecting federal income taxes, corporate taxes, excise taxes, payroll taxes, and other forms of revenue.
Tax Law Enforcement
Ensuring compliance with tax laws through audits, investigations, penalties, and legal enforcement actions.
Revenue Forecasting and Analysis
Providing government officials and policymakers with financial data, revenue projections, and economic analysis to guide budgeting and planning.
Public Financial Administration
Overseeing programs that distribute tax refunds, credits, and government aid to qualified individuals and entities.
Taxpayer Services
Providing guidance and support to individuals, businesses, and organizations for filing, payment, and dispute resolution related to taxes.

2. Key Divisions and Offices

1. Office of Tax Policy and Legislation

Develops tax policy proposals and advises Congress on tax legislation.

2. Taxpayer Services Division

Provides forms, guidance, customer service, and outreach for individuals and businesses.

3. Compliance and Enforcement Division

Conducts audits, investigations, and legal enforcement of tax laws.

4. Office of Business Tax Administration

Manages corporate tax regulations, compliance monitoring, and filing systems.

5. Economic Research and Revenue Forecasting Unit

Analyzes fiscal trends and provides economic impact assessments.

6. Appeals and Dispute Resolution Office

Offers independent review for taxpayer disputes with the department.

3. Regulatory and Legal Authority

The Department of Revenue operates under national law and has regulatory authority granted by:

The Internal Revenue Code (IRC)
Revenue Acts passed by Congress
Budget and Appropriations Laws
Oversight from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Department of the Treasury

4. Coordination with Other Agencies

The Department works closely with:

U.S. Department of the Treasury – Fiscal policy and economic strategy
Department of Revenue Service (DRS) – Operational tax administration
Department of Commerce – Economic data sharing
Department of Justice – Legal enforcement of revenue laws
State Revenue Agencies – Coordination on state-federal tax compliance

5. Public Access and Transparency

The Department promotes transparency and accountability through:

Annual Revenue Reports
Public Tax Expenditure Statements
Open Data Access Portals
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Requests
Public Hearings and Regulatory Notices