+ Follow GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING CODE Tag
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[Title] => MCIA to COA: DBM can't slash our budget
[Summary] => The officials of the Mactan Cebu International Airport have claimed that even if their expenses last year exceeded their approved budget they did not violate any law, even if they also gave additional health incentives to all of their employees.
[DatePublished] => 2009-10-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => COA annual audit: DENR lost P1 million of supposed revenues
[Summary] => The lack of storage facilities and the failure of the officials of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to immediately dispose the confiscated forest and mineral products resulted to the wastage of millions of pesos worth of supposed government revenues.
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[Title] => COA: BFAR spent too much on gifts
[Summary] => Several financial transactions of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources-7 were questioned by the Commission on Audit, such as the expenses that it incurred for giveaways and “pasalubong” for visitors and BFAR officials in violation to the state audit procedures.
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[Title] => Is the COA an effective watchdog?
[Summary] => Some years back, one municipality in southwest Cebu had the gall in granting its government personnel - from the Mayor down the lowest worker - a bonus of P100T each.
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[Title] => LTO-7 has P1.6 million in unliquidated cash advances
[Summary] => After auditing the financial transactions of the Land Transportation Office-7 regional office and its district offices, the Commission on Audit said as of December 31, seven LTO disbursing officers still have unliquidated cash advances amounting to P1,692,755 because they are not strictly complying with the prescribed guidelines to account for the government funds entrusted to them within five days after every payday.
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GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING CODE
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