From the Desk of the Comptroller
As you know, Maryland is facing a $1.1 billion shortfall in FY 2009-2010 and saving money is critical to weathering the fiscal storm and maintaining essential services. This agency, along with the Governor and General Assembly, is doing its part to try and cut costs. More

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Board of Revenue Estimates Announces Revised FY 2009 Figures
After reviewing the current economic outlook and recent revenue collections, the Board of Revenue Estimates adopted revised general fund revenue estimates at its March 11 meeting.

State Employees Have New Easy Way to Save for College
Comptroller Franchot recently announced that state employees now have a new, easier way to save for college. Employees who participate in the Maryland College Investment Plan can now have contributions automatically deducted from their paychecks. Enrollment is free and contribution need only be $25 or more a per pay period to use the program. Click here for more information.

Find Unclaimed Property and Bid on Items
The Comptroller's Office has over 750,000 unclaimed property accounts worth more than $708 million including 66,000 new listings. Check to see if your name is on our list.

Numerous unclaimed property items from abandoned safe deposit boxes held by the Comptroller's Office are now being auctioned on eBay. New offerings are available every week.