I am so proud that Illinois is once again being recognized for its fiscal transformation

The IOC is dedicating September to hard-working laborers around the state and their right to a fair day’s pay

Bill aims to protect the dignity of loved ones

The discovery of decomposing remains waiting to be laid to rest this week at a South Side funeral home is heartbreaking

Please look at the list of Court of Claims Award Limits (2021-2026), Copying Fees Adjustments, Comptroller's Vehicle Use Act, Dram Shop Liability Limits (2021-2026), Procurement Contractor Disclosure with Iranian Government, Non-Appropriated Accounts and Funds

S&P Global ratings granted the state its 12th credit upgrade on Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza’s watch and the highest

In Chicago Tribune Opinion, Susana Mendoza proposes a range of regulatory reforms, including civilian oversight

Bond Ratings, General Obligation, Special Obligation, Moody's, S&P, Fitch

Accounts payable includes General Funds liabilities currently at the Illinois Office of Comptroller and the estimated amount reported by state agencies.

The money is part of a larger state grant for the organization. This is the first installment of that Fiscal Year 2027 grant.

SECA Advisory Board Members list

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.

Statement from Comptroller Susana Mendoza on the end of spring legislative session.

State and University Employees Combined Appeal (SECA) is the once-a-year (September 16 - November 18, 2026) program that provides all employees the opportunity to donate to the charitable causes of their choice. As of August 2021, pursuant to P.A. 102-0291, the Illinois Office of Comptroller has become the administrating agency of the SECA program. Originally established in 1983, SECA is a workplace-giving campaign that allows State Employees to donate to nearly 1,600 charities at local, state, national, and international levels. State employees have contributed over $83 million to help improve our environment.

Learn about the basics of credit and all of its terminology. Look at the different types of credit cards and what they have to offer. Understand the difference between a credit report and a credit score, and how to properly manage them. Learn how to: Credit card comparison shop Better understand credit card statements Review credit scores and history To schedule a program, please call: (312) 814-0034 Resources Annual Credit Report Request Form Check out our other programs: Identity Theft Next Step Budgeting

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...

The Local Government Division supports local governments in fulfilling their required fiscal responsibilities to taxpayers. We provide transparency, efficiency, and accountability to the financial reporting process.

Identity Theft is one of our most requested presentations among all ages – but especially for those that are 60+ years young. Learn about the many ways thieves can steal your financial and confidential information and what you can do to keep it out of their hands. Learn how to: Identify potential scams and frauds. Protect and prepare yourself against ID Theft. Address concerns if you have been a victim. To schedule a program, please call: (312) 814-0034 NEW! Financial Literacy BINGO. FLINGO! Resource 10 Ways to Prevent Identity Theft Handout Check out our other programs: The Next Step Credit Budgeting

Learn the basics of budgeting. What does a budget look like? What should you keep in mind while trying to cut expenses? How can you maintain your budget and fulfill your financial goals? Learn how to: Prepare a monthly budget Cut expenses/comparison shop Track and maintain a budget To schedule a program, please call: (312) 814-0034 Resources Cash Flow Worksheets Check out our other programs: Identity Theft Next Step Credit

Check for State Cash. This application allows taxpayers to learn whether they can claim an uncashed check worth more than $5, issued within the last ten years. If an uncashed check is located, the check replacement process can also be started here.