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Enacted Budget Report: State Fiscal Year 2025-26

The Enacted Budget for State Fiscal Year 2025-26 is projected to total $254 billion, a 5.2% increase in spending at a time when new federal actions on funding and policy may change the relationship between the federal government and states. Federal funding represents more than 1 in 3 dollars in the State’s budget. Federal reductions will have real impacts on the people in the State, whether it is the food or medical care they can afford or even the level of care that hospitals provide.

DiNapoli Releases Analysis of Enacted State Budget

The Enacted Budget for State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2025-26 is projected to total $254 billion, a 5.2% increase in spending at a time when new federal actions on funding and policy may change the relationship between the federal government and states.

RFP#0008 – Audit of OSC Internal Controls

Request for Proposals 

Issued June 9, 2025 

The Office of the State Comptroller (“OSC”) is seeking proposals from independent certified public accounting firms to conduct an independent audit of existing internal controls at OSC as required by Article 45 of the Executive Law and to provide services as further detailed in the solicitation available via the links below. 

The solicitation, and other information as it becomes available, is available for download through the following links:

        

Performance of Industrial Development Agencies in New York State Map

DiNapoli and Ulster County DA Nneji: Father and Son Arrested for Stealing $1.2 million in Medicaid Transportation Fraud Scheme

A father and son, both owners of companies providing Medicaid recipients with transportation services in Ulster County, were charged with stealing over $1.2 million by unlawfully billing Medicaid by inflating charges and billing for services never provided, State Comptroller Thomas P.

New York City’s Uneven Recovery: Youth Labor Force Update

Young workers in New York City between the ages of 16-24 continued to face a high 13.2% unemployment rate in 2024, which was 3.6 points higher than in 2019 and higher than all other age groups. Potential federal funding cuts to education and workforce development grants, as well as a looming economic recession, may weaken job prospects for young people.