The U.S. Treasury Department has provided General Motors Corp. (GM) $2 billion in working capital and several more banks have repaid hundreds of millions of dollars in government aid, according to a new transaction report Treasury released Friday.

A Treasury official confirmed that the federal government is considering giving GM $5 billion and Chrysler LLC $500 million in short-term aid. Friday's Treasury report shows that Treasury has already provided GM $2 billion of that aid.

Meanwhile, Treasury announced that four additional banks have returned a total of $569.2 million in TARP funds to the Treasury Department. The banks include TCF Financial Corp. (TCB), FirstMerit Corp. (FMER), Independent Bank Corp. (INDB), and First ULB Corp. First ULB paid back their warrants. The other three banks refunded their investments.

-By Maya Jackson Randall, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-862-9255, maya.jackson-randall@dowjones.com