Comptroller

Okay kiddo, so you know how when you get your allowance or money as a gift, your parents might help you keep track of it? Well, that's sort of what a comptroller does but on a much larger scale.

A comptroller is a person in charge of managing the finances for a company or government. They help make sure the money is being spent in the right places and that the company or government is following all the rules and regulations about money.

Imagine a big piggy bank where a company keeps all their money. The comptroller is like the person who holds the key to that piggy bank and counts all the money inside. They keep track of how much money is coming in, how much is going out, and where it's all being spent.

Along with managing the finances, the comptroller also makes sure that everyone else working with the money in the company is doing it correctly. They might have to check on receipts, invoices, and documents to make sure everything adds up correctly.

Overall, the comptroller makes sure that the company or government is financially responsible and stays within its budget. They help make sure that everything is fair and that everyone is following the rules so that things don't get too messy.