Post Views: 3,536 Have you ever thought if the reports you are preparing on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly basis are the ones required by the Commission on Audit (COA) and/or the Department of Budget and Management (DBM)? Or if they are, are you preparing the complete set of reports? Or did your […]
Post Views: 1,972 Have you ever thought if the reports you are preparing on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly basis are the ones required by the Commission on Audit (COA) and/or the Department of Budget and Management (DBM)? Or if they are, are you preparing the complete set of reports? Or did your
20+ Reports REQUIRED by COA and DBM to be prepared and submitted by BUDGET OFFICERS Read More »
Post Views: 1,277 The Commission on Audit (COA) questioned the hiring of Job Order (JO) workers by the local government of Hilongos as more than half of the said workers perform clerical and administrative functions that were supposed to be handled by regular employees. COA said that the local government hired 285 job order employees
COAble: Job Order workers performing jobs of regular government employees Read More »
Post Views: 4,069 The municipal government of Carigara in Leyte province was ordered by the Commission on Audit (COA) to end the excessive hiring of contractual and job order (JO) employees as it had led to overspending. LGU Carigara had appropriated P18.93 million to cover the wages of its JO/Contract of Service workers; however, it
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Post Views: 3,139 Government agencies are once again paying the Mid Year Bonus (MYB) of government employees on May 15. Hooray! However, while the existing guidelines on the grant of the same was issued way back 2017, we at GABOTAF find it essential to provide 10 key points to remember before paying the MYB. Well
Post Views: 1,092 Question: Good pm. Okay lang ba na ung hazard pay ng frontliners is charged to DRRM fund? Answers | Comments
Post Views: 5,608 Another common audit observation/findings of the Commission on Audit (COA) on government property, plant and equipment (PPE) is the recognition of properties amounting to less than P15,000 (now ₱50,000.00) as PPEs in the books of accounts which is contrary to Section 4, Chapter 10 of the Government Accounting Manual for National Government
Post Views: 5,325 One of the most common audit findings of the Commission on Audit (COA) on government property, plant and equipment (PPE) among government agencies is the non-submission of complete, accurate or reliable inventory records by the Accounting and/or Property Office of the agency. Due to the absence of inventory records, the auditor cannot
Post Views: 1,499 Question: I was the supply officer before my maternity leave. Ngayon pong nakabalik na ako sa office, sabi ni head gagawin nya akong disbursing officer. Pero ninote nya na ako pa rin daw gagawa ng trabaho ng supply officer although di ako ang pipirma. Kaunti lang kami sa office at ako ang
