Comelec earns third straight clean CoA opinion
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) secured its third consecutive unmodified or “clean” audit opinion from the Commission on Audit for fiscal year 2025,…
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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) secured its third consecutive unmodified or “clean” audit opinion from the Commission on Audit for fiscal year 2025,…
DSWD raises concerns over discrepancies in TNVS beneficiary lists for P5,000 cash aid, urging firms like Grab and inDrive to submit accurate driver data.
State auditors flagged 770 unverified job order and casual workers in General Santos City, questioning the legitimacy of wage payments and internal personnel…
COA flagged 770 unaccounted job order and casual workers in General Santos City, raising concerns over wage payments and prompting tighter monitoring ordered…
Auditors said the long-standing balance violates the General Appropriations Act, which requires that unused or unexpended funds be returned to the National…
COA flags DOTr and LTO for idle ICT equipment and uninstalled generator sets worth over ₱67 million in its 2024 audit report.
The Commission on Audit filed four new fraud reports on Bulacan flood control projects worth over P330 million, citing incomplete or misplaced structures, and…
The Commission on Audit flagged major lapses in the Department of Agriculture’s 2024 programs, citing ineligible beneficiaries under the Rice Farmers Financial…
The Commission on Audit flags the Department of Agriculture for granting rice cash aid to over 58,000 ineligible beneficiaries and for lapses in a P2.4 million…
COA audit reveals P333 million in questionable SSS cash incentives, benefit underpayments, and overpayments to deceased pensioners in 2024.
COA flags DILG over a P195 million Emergency 911 building project left unfinished for more than two years, citing delays, stalled work and unclear termination…
CoA found P344M worth of DPWH flood control projects in Bulacan either fake or defective, flagging officials and contractors for possible graft charges.
COA reports P309 million in Bulacan flood control projects paid but never built or improperly constructed, prompting investigations and potential charges.
CoA listed projects of SYMS Construction Trading, Topnotch Catalyst Builders, Inc., Triple 8 Construction and Supply Inc., in the district and dubbed by the…
A staggering one-time cash delivery of P457 million to Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) engineers may be just the tip of the iceberg in a…
The Commission on Audit (COA) has urged the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to set a firm deadline for the full nationwide rollout of its Land Transportation…