Ombudsman warns gov't workers over unliquidated cash advances
The Philippine Office of the Ombudsman has issued a warning to government employees regarding the strict requirement to liquidate cash advances. This follows the filing of criminal charges against a water district official for failing to account for public funds.
Why it matters
It highlights ongoing efforts to combat corruption and ensure fiscal accountability within government agencies.
Manila Bulletin - Ombudsman warns gov’t workers over unliquidated cash advances
Ombudsman warns gov't workers over unliquidated cash advances
Under COA Circular No. 2012-004, cash advances for field operating expenses, including those for special projects such as tree-planting activities, are subject to liquidation requirements.
The Office of the Ombudsman reminded government personnel entrusted with public funds that they are responsible for ensuring cash advances are properly documented, accounted for, and liquidated within the prescribed period.
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