Controller Malia Cohen Convenes Auditors from Counties Across California

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Controller Malia Cohen Convenes Auditors from Counties Across California

The conference focused on key issues related to county financial management and reporting. This annual event is mandated by Government Code 12422, which requires the State Controller to convene county auditors at least once a year. The conference served as a platform to discuss county budget procedures, financial transaction reporting, and property tax revenue allocation, promoting consistency in the duties of county auditors statewide.

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