Federal Ministry of Finance (Germany) - Subordinate Agencies

Subordinate Agencies

The federal ministry directly governs the following agencies:

  • Higher federal authorities
    • Federal Central Tax Office (BZSt)
    • Federal Office of Central Services and Unresolved Property Issues (BADV)
    • Federal Equalisation of Burdens Office (BAA)
    • Federal Spirits Monopoly Administration (BfB)
  • Intermediate and local authorities
    • Customs administration
      • Customs Criminological Office (ZKA)
      • 5 Federal finance offices
      • 43 local customs offices
      • 8 local customs investigation offices
  • Other agencies
    • Centre for Data Processing and Information Technology (ZIVIT)
    • Training and Knowledge Centre (BWZ)

Legally independent entities in the Ministry's wider portfolio include:

  • Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)
  • Financial Market Stabilisation Fund (SoFFin)
  • Federal Agency for Financial Market Stabilisation (FMSA)
  • Institute for Federal Real Estate (BImA)
  • Federal Institute for Special Tasks Arising from Unification (BvS)
  • Federal Posts and Telecommunications Agency (BAnst PT)
    • Federal Pensions Service for Posts and Telecommunications (BPS-PT)
    • Posts and Telecommunications Accident Fund (UKPT)
    • Museum Foundation for Posts and Telecommunications (MusStiftPT)

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