the DGT depends: The Deputy Directorate-General for the Treasury, is the body responsible for the day-to-day management of all the matters related to the Public Treasury including those related to the contributions made by the Spanish administrations to the European Union. The Deputy Directorate-General for Credit Institutions Law, Banking and Payment Services, is the body responsible for the management of the government policy on financial institutions and stock markets. It also supervises the compiling of the objectives established for the SAREB. The Deputy Directorate-General for Securities Market Law and Financial Instruments, that it has the same powers that the Deputy Directorate-General for Credit Institutions Law, Banking and Payment Services but focused on financial institutions which their main objective is to offer mortgage loan, credit, guarantee and appraisal services, as well as protecting the users of this services. The Deputy Directorate-General for the Inspection and Control of Capital Movements, that assumes the powers of investigation and inspection to prevent and correct infractions about capital movements. It is also the body responsible for blocking, freezing or immobilization of economic resources and others concerning transfers of funds, derived from financial sanctions and restrictive measures approved by the European Union or national authorities. The Deputy Directorate-General for Financing and Management of Public Debt, responsible for executing the government policy on state indebtedness and controlling the debt level of regions and local administrations. Budget The Directorate-General's Budget is assigned through the General Secretariat. Specifically, for 2023 the DGT has a budget of €582.9 million through three programs: References Government of Spain 1824 establishments in Spain