City of Chicago Introduces Monthly Revenue Reporting – Civic Federation

According to Ald. Brendan Reilly, the motivation behind releasing monthly Corporate Fund revenue reports is to more easily detect trends before they severely impact the budget.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Wow, I mean Wow! Budget reports! When asked if reports would be GAAP compliant. The response was; Huh? WTF is that! Maybe if we just put a bunch of papers in those huge binders and arrange them neatly on a table they’ll buy it as activity. I ain’t doing that! Numbers and spreadsheets make my head hurt!

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