Directs the state comptroller to audit CARES Act funds received by local governments, state agencies, school districts, small businesses, large.

The bill directs the state comptroller to conduct an audit of funds allocated to New York under the federal CARES Act, including those received by local governments, state agencies, school districts, small businesses, large corporations, and hospitals. The audit must examine how much funding each entity received and how it was spent. The comptroller may request proposals from independent auditors and must publish the audit results on their website within one year. The bill provisions expire on January 15, 2027.

Directs the state comptroller to audit CARES Act funds received by local governments, state agencies, school districts, small businesses, large.

The bill directs the state comptroller to conduct an audit of funds allocated to New York under the federal CARES Act, including those received by local governments, state agencies, school districts, small businesses, large corporations, and hospitals. The audit must examine how much funding each entity received and how it was spent. The comptroller may request proposals from independent auditors and must publish the audit results on their website within one year. The bill provisions expire on January 15, 2027.