Bureau of the Treasury

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

BUREAU OF TREASURY

Year Approved: 1996


FLAG - representing the National coverage of the Bureau of the Treasury

PHILIPPINE EAGLE - symbolizes the need for eagle eyes in watching over national funds, and eagle's capacity to soar to greater heights of achievements, and strong claws to firmly a hold the key to the national coffers

KEY - represents the key to the vaults where funds of the Republic of the Philippines are safely kept

1897 - year the Treasury of the Philippines was established. On November 2, 1897 President Emilio Aguinaldo appointed Baldomero Aguinaldo as the Secretary of the Treasury. Thus the first National Treasurer and Treasury Office was constituted

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