Treasury Department solicits public comment on the New Markets Tax Credit Program allocation and tracking system under the Paperwork Reduction Act through the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund.
Treasury proposes Privacy Act exemption for a new system tracking federal program waste, fraud, and abuse tips to protect investigatory records from disclosure requirements.
Treasury establishes a new system of records to receive and triage public tips about suspected fraud, waste, and abuse in Federal programs for referral to appropriate agencies and inspectors general.
Treasury Department seeks public comment on the Fraud.gov tip intake system's information collection burden under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995.
Department of Labor seeks public comment on proposed extension of Medical Travel Refund Request forms (OWCP-957A for mileage, OWCP-957B for expenses) under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
The Department of Labor is extending approval of its information collection for requests to approve conformed wage classifications and unconventional fringe benefit plans under the Davis-Bacon and Related Acts; public comments are invited.
The OCC seeks public comment by December 23, 2024, on renewal of its information collection for supervisory guidance on capital adequacy review processes under the Basel II Advanced Capital Framework.
The OCC requests public comment on a revised Licensing Manual information collection under Paperwork Reduction Act requirements to reduce respondent burden.
The OCC proposes new weekly and quarterly reporting requirements for permitted payment stablecoin issuers under its jurisdiction and seeks OMB approval for the information collection.
OFAC adds individuals to the Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List, requiring U.S. persons to block all property and transactions involving these designated parties.
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