de Estado de Economía, Planificación y Desarrollo). It adopted its current name, Ministry of Finance or Internal Revenue (Ministerio de Hacienda), after the 2010 Constitutional reform and the subsequent Decree no. 56-10 which changed the names of all government agencies. Internal structure As all other Ministries of the Dominican Republic, the Ministry of Finance is subdivided into vice-ministries. These are: Technical-Administrative Vice-ministry Vice-ministry of Budget, Accounting and Assets Vice-ministry of State Assets Vice-ministry of the Treasury Vice-ministry of Public Credit Vice-ministry of Fiscal Policy Affiliated agencies As fiscal regulator, the Ministry of Finance has a great number of decentralized institutions. Some of these are: Superintendency of Insurance General Office of Customs (DGA) General Office of Internal Revenue (DGII) General Office of National Cadastre General Office of Budget General Office of Public Credit Bank of Reserves of the Dominican Republic (BanReservas) National Treasury National Lottery Savings Fund for Workers and Monte de Piedad List of renowned secretaries and ministers Ramón Matías Mella, 1849–1850 Manuel María Gautier, 1876 Francisco Gregorio Billini, 1878 Arturo Grullón, 1912 Francisco J. Peynado, 1916 Eladio Sánchez, 1922–1923 Tulio Manuel Cestero, 1933 Rafael Brache, 1933–1934 Manuel de Jesús Troncoso, 1944–1945 Victor Garrido, 1947–1949 José Manuel Machado, 1961–1962 Jacobo Majluta, 1963 José Rafael Abinader, 1965 José Rafael Abinader, 1982–1984 Licelot Marte de Barrios, 1990–1993 Daniel Toribio, 1996–2000; 2011-2012 Simón Lizardo Mézquita, 2012–2016 Donald Guerrero, 2016–2020 José Manuel Vicente, 2020– See also Cabinet of the Dominican Republic References External links Secretariat of State for Finance Finance, Secretary of State for Dominican Republic 1844 establishments in the Dominican Republic Economy of the Dominican Republic