The New York Final Report is an annual report that is created by the State of New York. It provides an overview of the state's progress in certain areas, such as the economy, healthcare, education, housing, transportation, and more. The report also includes detailed information on the state budget, taxes, and other financial matters. The report is compiled by the Office of the State Comptroller and is typically released in October each year. There are two types of New York Final Report: the Executive Summary and the Full Report. The Executive Summary is a brief overview of the state's progress in the various areas, while the Full Report offers much more detailed information on the state's finances and other matters.