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Treasury Report on Receivables (TROR)

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12/31/2016 — 06/30/2024Released QuarterlyLast Updated 12/07/2024
The Treasury Report on Receivables and Debt Collection Activities (TROR) is the federal government's primary means for collecting data on the status of non-tax receivables (delinquent and non-delinquent debt) owed to the United States. Based on policies from Congress and the President, federal creditor agencies make loans to borrowers, guarantee loans made by private lending institutions, and impose fines and penalties. These activities result in the creation of accounts receivable as assets of the government. In addition, federal creditor agencies award grants, make payments, and provide other services, which, in certain circumstances, can also result in the creation of accounts receivable. This report provides summary data on the value of receivables owed to the federal government, the portion of those receivables that are delinquent, and efforts to collect or write off delinquent debt.

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