Tracking the migration of New York taxpayers
Deputy State Comptroller Maria Doulis talks about an online tool tracking migration of New Yorkers, including high-income earners.
State OT costs reach new high in 2021
Deputy State Comptroller for Budget and Analysis Maria Doulis explains what's driving the state government overtime costs.
Comptroller’s office warns about governor’s borrowing habits
New York Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has some concerns about the borrowing proposal embraced by Gov. Kathy Hochul.
State is slow to doll out donated tax funds
New Yorkers filing their state taxes have an opportunity to make contributions to charities and state programs.
Upstate casinos struggle to meet expectations
The state's upstate casinos have not delivered the tax revenue they pledged, according to the state comptroller's office.
New York gets more than it gives from feds (for now)
New York taxpayers get a break from their role as a "donor state" for the federal government as the result of pandemic aid.
New Yorkers are leaders in average household debt
Analysis by the state comptroller's office found the average New York household has the fourth most debt in the country.
Gender pay gap persists despite statutory prohibitions
The state comptroller's office analyzed the latest data illustrating New York's gap in pay between men and women.
Cuomo admin slow to doll out donated tax funds
Mar. 19, 2021 - When you do your taxes this year, you may notice an option to donate money to an organization or cause. However, new findings from the state Comptroller’s office show that this money has been
