Title 31 United State Code section 330 was first published as the Horse Act of 1884 which granted the Secretary of the Treasury the authority to regulate agents representing claimants before the Treasury Department. Guidance was provided to these agents by the Treasury in the form of circulars. In 1921, the circulars were combined into a single governing circular: Treasury Department Circular 230, Laws and Regulations Governing the Recognition of Attorneys and Agents and Other Persons Representing Claimants Before the
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Treasury Department Circular No. 230
Mar 13, 2025 · 2 min read
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