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Comptroller's Quarterly Archives
Fiscal Year 2020 Q1: Year-over-year General Funds Revenues Increase by More Than $1 Billion, Investment Tool Kept Bill Backlog in Check
Fiscal Year 2019 Q4: Unexpected Revenues in April Bring Drop in Pending Bills, but Comptroller Mendoza Continues to Urge Caution and Focus
Fiscal Year 2019 Q3: Importance of Cash Management Tools to Battle State's Backlog of Bills Highlighted in Revenue Changes
Fiscal Year 2019 Q1: Base Revenues Decline from Previous Quarter; Unpaid Bill Backlog Remains Steady for Now
Fiscal Year 2019 Q2: Economic Indicators Show Positive Growth, but Illinois is Vulnerable if Nation Enters a Recession
Fiscal Year 2017 Q2: Calendar year ends as bill backlog rises sharply
Fiscal Year 2018 Q3: Bill backlog continues to drop as revenues show growth
Fiscal Year 2018 Q2: Nearly $9 billion released by Comptroller leads to massive drop in backlog
Fiscal Year 2018 Q1: State gets full budget, plans to pay $6 billion toward old bills
Fiscal Year 2017 Q4: Fiscal year ends with full budget in sight, but backlog grows
Fiscal Year 2017 Q3: State's unpaid bill backlog hits record $13 billion
Fiscal Year 2018 Q4: New fiscal year begins with full budget for first time since 2014, bill backlog stabilizes for now
Fiscal Year 2002 Q1 - Slow first quarter revenues exacerbate cash flow problems
Fiscal Year 2002 Q2 - Cash flow problems persist
Fiscal Year 2002 Q3 - Fiscal crisis worsens in third quarter
Fiscal Year 2002 Q4 - Where's the bottom?
Fiscal Year 2003 Q1 - Fiscal problems continue - outlook deteriorating
Fiscal Year 2003 Q2 - Fiscal deterioration continues
Fiscal Year 2003 Q3 - Revenues fail to meet expectiations-fiscal crisis deepens
Fiscal Year 2003 Q4 - General Funds revenues decline for second straight year
Fiscal Year 2004 Q1 - State economic revenues show no improvement
Fiscal Year 2004 Q2 - No economy recovery yet in Illinois
Fiscal Year 2004 Q3 - State economic revenues show slight improvement
Fiscal Year 2004 Q4 - Unusual fiscal year ends
Fiscal Year 2005 Q1 - Cash flow problems persist despite improved economic revenues
Fiscal Year 2005 Q2 - Fiscal position deteriorates despite improving economic revenues
Fiscal Year 2005 Q3 - Economic revenues improve - fiscal problems continue
Fiscal Year 2005 Q4 - Fiscal Year 2005 marked by strong economic revenue performance
Fiscal Year 2006 Q1 - Health care costs pressure state finances
Fiscal Year 2006 Q2 - Borrowing reduces payment cycle
Fiscal Year 2006 Q3 - Economic revenues continue to improve
Fiscal Year 2006 Q4 - Economic revenue growth continues to impress
Fiscal Year 2007 Q1 - Timing of revenues, spending declines help cash flow
Fiscal Year 2007 Q2 - Fiscal Year 2007 hits halfway point with large bill backlog
Fiscal Year 2007 Q3 - Income tax revenues remain strong while sales tax growth weakens
Fiscal Year 2007 Q4 - Income tax revenues surge-sales tax growth flat
Fiscal Year 2008 Q1 - Cash flow position deteriorates, economic revenues falter
Fiscal Year 2008 Q2 - Backlog sets December record for unpaid bills
Fiscal Year 2008 Q3 - Cash flow problems mount; revenues mixed
Fiscal Year 2008 Q4 - Cash position weakens despite strong income tax growth
Fiscal Year 2009 Q1 - Health care bills overwhelm state finances
Fiscal Year 2009 Q2 - December revenues fall as recession impacts finances
Fiscal Year 2009 Q3 - Recession impacts revenues - Fiscal Condition deteriorates
Fiscal Year 2009 Q4 - Fiscal Year 2009 revenues fall 9 percent - payment backlog unprecedented
Fiscal Year 2010 Q1 - Financial position deteriorates despite $2.25 billion in borrowing
Fiscal Year 2010 Q2 - Fiscal position continues downward slide
Fiscal Year 2010 Q3 - Cash position deteriorates as state begins to repay short-term borrowing
Fiscal Year 2010 Q4 - Fiscal problems worsen significantly as Fiscal Year 2010 ends
Fiscal Year 2011 Q1 - State bill backlog continues to grow
Fiscal Year 2011 Q2 - State pays down Fiscal Year 2010 bills
Fiscal Year 2011 Q3 - State steps back from financial abyss
Fiscal Year 2011 Q4 - State races to pay Medicaid bills
Fiscal Year 2012 Q1 - Staggering fiscal challenges remain
Fiscal Year 2012 Q2 - Backlog persist, despite new revenue
Fiscal Year 2012 Q3 - Backlog grows as state treads water
Fiscal Year 2012 Q4 - Revenue frows, bill backlog remains
Fiscal Year 2013 Q1 - Backlog grows-fiscal outlook cloudy
Fiscal Year 2013 Q2 - Two years later: Backlog grows
Fiscal Year 2013 Q3 - Payment delays persist as 2015 looms
Fiscal Year 2013 Q4 - Bill backlog drops...for now
Fiscal Year 2014 Q1: State clears out last year's bills
Fiscal Year 2014 Q2: Spending on target, but backlog may grow
Fiscal Year 2014 Q3: Revenues steady, but supplemental spending pressures linger
Fiscal Year 2014 Q4: Fiscal 2014 continues climb out of financial hole, current budget causes State to fall back in
Fiscal Year 2015 Q1: Revenues decline as tax rate cut looms
Fiscal Year 2015 Q2: Revenues remain weak as tax rate cut begins
Fiscal Year 2015 Q3: Income tax rate cuts exacerbate decline in revenues
Fiscal Year 2015 Q4: Fiscal Year 2015 revenues drop
Fiscal Year 2016 Q1: Fiscal year 2016 first quarter revenues drop
Fiscal Year 2016 Q2: Expenditures, revenues down as backlog grows
Fiscal Year 2016 Q3: Expenditures down, revenues weaken as budget stalemate continues
Fiscal Year 2016 Q4: Cash challenges to increase backlog
Fiscal Year 2017 Q1: Backlog to grow sharply as expenditures outweigh revenues
