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Journals and ledgers with handwritten bookkeeping records.

Files arranged chronologically by starting date.

Files arranged chronologically by starting date.

(See also: Box 2, Folder 1, for accounts which include biographical notes in the marginalia, and Box 8 for the Tharchin Family photo album)

This sub-series contains a ledger, an essay on descriptive music, notes on musical theory and the script for a musical.

Appointment books for 1948-1951, and one undated appointment book, can be found in Box III.6 in Subseries III.3. There are also additional financial records for 1948-1953 in Subseries III.2.

This subseries contains directives issued by the Governor to State Agencies. These directives document the Governor's initiatives to reduce spending during the state's fiscal crisis of 2009 and 2010.

This subseries contains records related to several boards and commissions that were created by the Governor. Many of these records appear to be reports. The subseries includes records from the New York State Seagrass Task Force, Commission on Property Tax Relief, Hinckley Reservoir Working Group, National Ocean Council, New York Invasive Species Council, New York State Commission on State Asset Maximization, Office on Taxpayer Accountability, and the State Energy Planning Board.

(11 boxes, 2 vols)

Contains documents regarding Ruth Uris's personal finances. Includes investment account summaries, paid invoices, tax returns, bank statements, accounting work sheets, correspondence, bound ledgers, checkbook stubs, and other monetary records. These records were primarily generated by the banks, accountants, and other financial institutions handling Ruth Uris's assets and expenses from 1976 to 1996.

Comprised of correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and other papers related to Joanne Uris's estate. The correspondence discusses the resolution of Joanne's estate including sale of properties, dispersal of estate assets, and giving of legacies to various people and organizations. The financial records document the payments of household expenses, estate bills, and taxes. There are also bank statements from the executors account, house account, custody account and trust account at Irving Trust Company. Probate papers and other legal documents from 1985 to 1987 describe the execution of the will and subsequent operations of the estate. Also included are appraisals of artwork, antiques, rugs, furniture, and other items owned by Joanne Uris.

The financial records are comprised of financial reports, tax documents, commission files, escalation records, office administration accounts, and supporting materials. These documents offer fiscal information on several Uris business endeavors, including 300 Park Avenue, 380 Madison Avenue, 485 Lexington Avenue, and 750 Third Avenue. Occasionally, the records contain figures for the Uris Brothers Foundation and family member trusts. Audits, balance sheets, budgets, collection statements, and weekly reports demonstrate the general performance of these ventures. Several files contain publications, forms, instructions, and correspondence for federal, state, and city taxes. There are also tentative assessment valuations and applications for reductions for Real Estate taxes. The commission records for various tenants have agreements, bills, and correspondence with brokerage firms. Calculation worksheets, correspondence, and sample lease clauses detail how escalations for electricity, labor, and real estate taxes were determined and then passed on to the tenants. The rest of the financial records describe the costs associated with office administration and professional services shared by different corporate entities. Inclusive office operating expenses and bank accounts are presented in memorandums, reimbursement records, lists, and forms. Additional correspondence, agreements, and accounting worksheets calculate the fees spent on attorneys, accountants, insurance, bank accounts, and tenant management.