Washington Dc Office of the Chief Financial Officer Forms
The Washington, D.C. Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) is responsible for managing the financial operations of the District of Columbia. This includes overseeing budget formulation and execution, financial management and reporting, and revenue collection. The OCFO also ensures transparency and accountability in the District's financial affairs and provides financial services to various government agencies. Additionally, the OCFO manages the unclaimed property program and collects taxes and fees on behalf of the District.
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This form is used for reporting unclaimed tangible assets in Washington, D.C. It helps businesses and individuals identify and document any unclaimed property they may have.
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This document is used for granting someone the authority to make legal decisions on your behalf and to represent you before the Central Collection Unit in Washington, D.C.
