Management-Budget Dept-Tech

The Office of Financial Management, also known as OFM, provides information and services for citizens and vendors doing business with the State of Michigan. The Office of Financial Management is governed by the State of Michigan. It is responsible for the development of the issuance of policies and procedures related to financial management and payroll and vendor registration. The office operates a variety of training programs for the state s customers. The Office of Financial Management also issues the state s annual financial reports. It operates through support services and accounting financial reporting divisions. The Office of Financial Management s payroll and tax reporting division is responsible for payroll tax reporting.

Office of the State Budget is a part of the Department of Management and Budget, which is governed by the State of Michigan. Office of the State Budget coordinates various aspects of the state budget, including the development of the executive budget recommendation, presentation of the budget to the legislature and implementation of the budget after enactment. The office also supervises and manages the collection and dissemination of educational data, as well as reports the performance of public schools and students through the Center for Educational Performance and Information. It deals with various fiscal matters and oversees the state's accounting and payroll functions and financial management systems.

The Michigan Office of the Auditor General works to improve the accountability of public funds and the operations of state government for the benefits of citizens. The office s Bureau of Audit Operations conducts the post financial and performance audits of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of government. Its professional practice office is responsible for performing the reviews of audit reports and working papers. The Michigan Office of the Auditor General provides reports for more than 100 individual state funds. The office s audit reports provide information to assist the oversight of an annual budget of over $25 billion. In addition, it manages information technology and administration offices. The Michigan Office of the Auditor General provides audit reports to investors, creditors, and house and senate fiscal agencies.