Pursuant to 15 ILCS 405/9.03, all State payments that exceed the allowable limit in a fiscal year must be made through direct deposit. Vendors or employees requesting an exemption from this direct deposit mandate due to hardship may petition for fee exemption status. Petitioners will receive an approval or denial notice via email at a later date. State EmployeesYou can submit your hardship petition online or download a copy of the petition to complete and mail in to the Office of the Comptroller. Approved hardship petitions will be in effect for payroll as well as expense reimbursement. Online Petition PDF Petition State VendorsYou...
Asylum Seekers – State Expenditure Transparency Portal This expenditure transparency portal is designed to track payments of state support for asylum seekers. As of November 1, 2023, state agencies are required to provide this information to our office. While the intent is to track grants and operational expenses specifically related to asylum seekers paid by the Illinois Office of Comptroller (IOC), there may be other funding for immigration type services, such as for medical assistance, rental assistance, or other benefits paid by the state or local agencies that may not be identified in this listing which should not be considered exhaustive....
As prescribed by the Freedom of Information Act [5 ILCS 140/1] the Office of Comptroller makes available to any person for inspection or copying all non-exempt, public records. Any written Freedom of Information request is promptly responded to, indicating compliance or denial to the request within 5 working days. In certain circumstances, the Office of Comptroller may take up to an additional 5 working days to collect and prepare public records. Responses to requests made for a commercial purpose, however, may take up to 21 days or longer.
Illinois State Income Tax Exemptions - 2026
State of Illinois Annual Revenue Report.
How much money has been spent on infrastructure projects in the state? Rebuild Illinois In 2019, the Governor and General Assembly approved the state’s first major infrastructure program in 10 years. The six-year, $45 billion plan, Rebuild Illinois, will make capital investments in roads, bridges, railways, elementary and high schools, universities, early childhood centers, broadband access, environmental projects and state facilities, including crime labs and veterans’ homes, across the state.
This page enables you to search and view the self-reported information from the most recently submitted Annual Financial Reports and Registration Reports of local governments in Illinois. Select one or more of the three criteria below to facilitate your search.
Pursuant to 15 ILCS 405/9.03, all State payments that exceed the allowable limit in a fiscal year must be made through direct deposit. Vendors or employees requesting an exemption from this direct deposit mandate due to hardship may petition for fee exemption status. Petitioners will receive an approval or denial notice via email at a later date.
State EmployeesYou can submit your hardship petition online or download a copy of the petition to complete and mail in to the Office of the Comptroller. Approved hardship petitions will be in effect for payroll as well as expense reimbursement. Online Petition PDF Petition State VendorsYou...
As prescribed by the Freedom of Information Act [5 ILCS 140/1] the Office of Comptroller makes available to any person for inspection or copying all non-exempt, public records. Any written Freedom of Information request is promptly responded to, indicating compliance or denial to the request within 5 working days. In certain circumstances, the Office of Comptroller may take up to an additional 5 working days to collect and prepare public records. Responses to requests made for a commercial purpose, however, may take up to 21 days or longer.
How much money has been spent on infrastructure projects in the state?
Rebuild Illinois
In 2019, the Governor and General Assembly approved the state’s first major infrastructure program in 10 years. The six-year, $45 billion plan, Rebuild Illinois, will make capital investments in roads, bridges, railways, elementary and high schools, universities, early childhood centers, broadband access, environmental projects and state facilities, including crime labs and veterans’ homes, across the state.
This page enables you to search and view the self-reported information from the most recently submitted Annual Financial Reports and Registration Reports of local governments in Illinois. Select one or more of the three criteria below to facilitate your search.