Treasury Pay at a Glance

The Department of the Treasury employed 106,700 civilian FTE as of FY2024 (OMB). The verified average salary for Treasury is $91,277/year as of 2026 (OPM FedScope). Use our GS Pay Calculator for your exact salary by grade, step, and location.

106.7K
Civilian FTE (OMB, FY2024)
$91K
Treasury verified avg salary (2026)
GS 1–15
General Schedule pay range

FTE = full-time equivalent; part-time employees count fractionally. Salary is base pay + locality pay; excludes benefits. View agency salary detail on OPM FedScope →

Treasury Employment Overview

Department of the Treasury civilian workforce data. FTE source: OMB Table 5-1. Salary source: OPM FWD.
MetricValueSource & Notes
Civilian FTE (FY2024)106,700OMB Analytical Perspectives FY2027 Budget, Table 5-1 (2024 Actual). FTE, not headcount.
Avg Agency Salary$91,277OPM EHRI Employment Snapshot, REDACTED records excluded. Base + locality pay; excludes benefits.
Pay systemGeneral Schedule (GS) + othersMost Treasury civilians on GS (15 grades × 10 steps). Some on SES, SL/ST, wage grade, or special rate tables.
Pay periodBiweekly (26×/yr)Divide annual salary by 26 for biweekly gross pay.
Locality pay17.06% – 44.15%Varies by duty station across 58 OPM pay areas. Rate × base pay = locality supplement.
Pay cap (2026)$197,200Executive Schedule Level IV. Applies to GS employees whose locality-adjusted salary would exceed this amount.

Common Occupations at Treasury

Major occupational categories employed at Department of the Treasury. Actual pay for each category depends on GS grade, step, and duty station. Use the GS Pay Calculator for a personalized figure.

  • Tax examination & revenue agents (IRS)
  • Financial analysts
  • IT & cybersecurity
  • Criminal investigation (IRS-CI)
  • Economists & policy analysts

About Department of the Treasury

The IRS is the largest Treasury bureau, employing roughly 80,000 of the department's total. Other bureaus include BFS, OCC, FinCEN, Mint, and BEP.

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Your actual pay depends on your GS grade, step, and duty station locality. Use our free calculator for an instant, accurate result.

Treasury Pay — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average salary at the Department of the Treasury?
The verified average salary at Treasury is $91,277 as of 2026, based on OPM EHRI Employment Snapshot data where REDACTED records are excluded. Use our GS Pay Calculator to find your exact salary based on grade, step, and duty station.
How many employees does the Treasury have?
The Department of the Treasury employed 106,700 full-time equivalent (FTE) civilian employees as of FY2024, per the OMB Analytical Perspectives FY2027 Budget Table 5-1. FTE figures count part-time employees as fractions of a full-time position.
How is federal pay determined at Treasury?
Federal civilian pay is set by the General Schedule (GS) pay system for most employees. Pay = Base Pay (by grade and step) × (1 + Locality Rate). Treasury employees in different metropolitan areas receive different locality adjustments — from 17.06% (Rest of U.S.) to over 44% in San Jose-San Francisco. Use our GS Pay Calculator to find your rate.
Do Treasury employees receive federal benefits?
Yes. Treasury employees receive the full federal benefits package: FERS retirement (pension + Social Security + TSP with agency match), FEHB health insurance, FEGLI life insurance, Federal Dental and Vision (FEDVIP), and flexible spending accounts. Use our FERS Retirement Calculator to estimate your retirement income.
What is the FERS retirement benefit for Treasury employees?
FERS pension = High-3 Average Salary × Years of Service × 1% (or 1.1% if you retire at 62+ with 20+ years). For example, a Treasury employee with a $100,000 High-3 salary and 30 years of service would receive $30,000/year ($2,500/month) in FERS pension, plus Social Security and TSP savings. Use our FERS Retirement Calculator for a personalized estimate.

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Data Accuracy Notice: FTE figures are from the OMB Analytical Perspectives FY2027 Budget (Table 5-1, 2024 Actual), a U.S. government official publication. Salary figures come from OPM's Federal Workforce Data portal (April 2026). Agency-specific averages are shown only when the public EHRI records are representative; redaction-limited agencies use the government-wide benchmark. This page does not constitute financial or career advice. Always verify current pay rates with your agency HR office and OPM.gov.