United States of America Republic

Ontario Gettys, EL

Director of Revenue

"As Director, I am honored to support the fiscal infrastructure and sovereignty efforts of the United States of America Republic and stand ready to engage with integrity and precision."

United States of America Republic (U.S.A.R.)

Department of Revenue

The Department of Revenue of the United States of America Republic (U.S.A.R.) serves as the national authority overseeing sovereign revenue processes. Its mandate includes the lawful collection of various forms of national income, ensuring compliance with established legal frameworks and regulations. The Administration & Oversight of financial remittance mechanisms related to governance and diplomacy, ensuring transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the management of public funds are included under the governed mandates.

🧾 Types of Sovereign Revenues Managed

The U.S.A.R. Department of Revenue is responsible for managing a diverse range of sovereign revenue streams, which include:

• National Service Contributions – These are fiscal duties imposed on citizens and organizations, forming a significant portion of the national income.

• Government-to-Government Levies – These are formal financial obligations exchanged between governments, often as part of treaties, agreements, or collaborative projects.

• International Trade Tariffs – Duties imposed on cross-border commerce to regulate trade and generate revenue.

• Diplomatic Levies – Revenue associated with diplomatic agreements or representations, including fees for consular services and other diplomatic activities.

• In-Kind Sovereign Wealth Remittances – Non-cash contributions to national wealth, such as resources, assets, or services provided in lieu of monetary payments.

• Energy, Land & Estate Use Compensation – Payments made for the utilization of public or national assets, including energy resources, land, and estates.

• Public Resource Royalties – Revenue generated from the extraction or usage of natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas.