NYC Department of Finance
Government AdministrationNew York, United States501-1000 Employees
The NYC Department of Finance is a city government agency based in New York City that oversees major financial and administrative functions for the city. It manages records of property-related documents, administers exemption and abatement programs, adjudicates and collects parking tickets, and maintains the city's treasury. It also participates with the NYC Banking Commission and acts as the city's main civil law enforcement authority, collecting about $36 billion in revenue and overseeing a portfolio of properties valued at more than $1 trillion. The department serves the City of New York and its residents and property owners by delivering essential financial and administrative services that support city operations, and it provides advisory support on the city pension system and deferred compensation through the Mayor's Office of Pensions and Investments. Based in New York City, it operates within the government administration sector.