The Central Management of the Federal Ministry of Finance is headquartered at Johannesgasse 5 in Vienna's First Municipal District.
The Tax Authority Austria is set up as an Austria-wide tax authority, service authority, and budget-managing body. Some 6,000 employees work at the Tax Authority Austria, at 67 locations all over the nation.
The Customs Authority Austria is set up as a levy authority, fiscal authority for criminal offences, administrative authority, and budget-managing body. The employees are based at the respective locations of the Regional Customs Units or Customs Offices of the Customs Authority Austria and work there. At present, there are about 1,600 employees working throughout Austria.
In the Anti-Fraud Office, the tax and social fraud units of the Federal Ministry of Finance are consolidated. This ensures a coordinated and efficient strategic and nationwide operational control of the preventive and repressive fight against fraud in the Ministry of Finance.
The Tax Authority for Large Traders is a tax authority with nationwide responsibility over large traders, financial service providers, groups of companies, foundations and funds, as well as non-profit building associations.
The Central Services are a nationwide institution of the Federal Finance Administration with a support function. The scope of the Central Services extends to the entire federal territory.
The Federal Tax Court (BFG) decides on appeals against decisions issued by Tax Authorities, the Customs Authority or the Anti-Fraud Office in tax, customs, allowances or fiscal offences.
The Finanzprokuratur is the statutory lawyer and legal advisor of the Republic of Austria and, because of its position as a Federal body, responsible for the legal representation and consultancy of the Republic of Austria.
The Ministerial Library of the Federal Ministry of Finance is a specialised scientific library for tax and customs, administration and administrative reform, state budget, finance, banking, credit and insurance, and it is located on Hintere Zollamtsstraße 2b in the 3rd District of Vienna.