Structure of the Department of Treasury and Finance
The Western Australian Department of Treasury and Finance (DTF) consists of five broad functional areas - providing quality economic and financial management for the State Government, collecting State revenue and administering the associated revenue laws, undertaking a central contracting and tendering function, developing and administering the governments corporate shared services centre and corporate services.
The traditional Treasury function involves managing the allocation of resources to State Government agencies and providing expert analysis and advice concerning the strategies and framework necessary for the sound economic and financial management of the State.
State Revenue assesses and collects a range of statutory-based revenues, land tax and pay-roll tax, as well as some that are collected on behalf of other agencies or other jurisdictions.
Government Procurement leads a whole-of-government approach to procurement that efficiently meets the business needs of agencies, manages risk and delivers value for money.
Shared Services develops and implements the business systems that support the provision of shared services to client agencies.
Corporate Services provides the Department with essential corporate support services.
The structure of the department is illustrated by the organisation chart.