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House Resolution (H. RES.)

A legislative measure that proposes an action or expresses the will of the House of Representatives alone, and does not require approval by the Senate or the President to take effect. It typically concerns the internal operations or opinions of the House.

Resolution of Inquiry

A legislative tool used by the House of Representatives to formally request specific information, documents, or communications from the Executive Branch, often directed to the head of a federal department or the President.

Secretary of the Treasury

The official who heads the U.S. Department of the Treasury, responsible for managing the government's finances, revenue, and financial institutions.

Treasury payment systems

The electronic systems operated by the U.S. Department of the Treasury that handle the federal government's financial transactions, such as making payments, collecting taxes, and managing federal funds.

Confidential taxpayer information

Private financial and personal data related to an individual's or business's tax returns and obligations, protected by law from unauthorized disclosure. This includes details like Social Security numbers, income, and tax debts.

Audit trails

A chronological record of events, such as access attempts or data modifications, in a computer system, used to trace activities and maintain security or accountability.