Secretariat of Finance of Ceará (Brazil) / Secretaria da Fazenda do Ceará

Secretaria da Fazenda do Ceara is a Brazilian government body founded in 1836 with its headquarters in Ceara, Brazil.

The main mission of the Secretariat of Finance is to improve citizens’ lives by equitably collecting and managing community financial resources. It strives to create a solid, transparent, and fair fiscal environment that contributes to the balanced development of the state. The Secretariat operates on the basis of three pillars – justice, transparency, and humanity. The Secretariat is required to directly/indirectly assist the governor in formulating public economic, fiscal, financial, accounting, and budget policies, manage the State Treasury, coordinate tax collection, inspection, and control, prepare financial planning for the state, manage the cash flow of all state resources and the disbursement of payments, manage the financial and accounting budget system of state bodies, oversee the implementation of relevant activities in the state’s direct/indirect administration and other duties aligned to its activities. The Secretariat has formed a commission – the Sectorial Commission on Public Ethics (CSEP) – which is responsible for the development of guidelines and seeks to ensure, through guidance actions, an appreciation of and conduct preventive and educational practices and the ethical and moral values of the institution, striving for justice and transparency.

Secretariat of Finance of Ceara is specialized in Public Administration, Policy Framework, Taxation, Public Budget Management, State Treasury, Tax Collection & Inspection, Document Consultation, Financial Resources Allocation, etc.