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Gov't deficit narrows in November on 16% higher collections
This offset the 10% increase in government spending for the month, but the year-to-date deficit is still wider by 4% compared to the same period in 2016
Customs, Treasury missteps in Marcos loot result in possible loss – COA
COA requires both bureaus to submit pertinent documents and reports to account for the Marcos loot
Government hits P33.4-B budget deficit in May
The government incurs a deficit of P33 4 billion P15 8 billion higher than the deficit recorded in the same month in 2016
Gov't to offer P30 billion in 3-year retail treasury bonds
This will be the 2nd retail bond offering under the Duterte administration which raised around P100 billion from a similar offering in September 2016
PhilHealth gets biggest share of subsidies among gov't firms in 2015
Government owned and controlled corporations GOCCs received subsidies amounting to P78 01 billion 1 68 billion in 2015 according to the Bureau of Treasury
PH debt hits P5.95 trillion in November
The government also estimates that each Filipino will owe P62 191 this year
PH gov't records P15B surplus in August
For the first 7 months of the year the government incurs a deficit of P3 4 billion significantly lower than the programmed deficit of P197 2 billion
Philippines posts P30-B budget surplus in August
The surplus in August is 36 higher than the P22 billion surplus registered in the same period in 2013 Netting out interest payments government spending only grew by 4 year on year
Gov’t fiscal deficit narrows to P1.8-B in July
The government s July deficit is down 97 from the same period in 2013 attributed to ramped up collection efforts by revenue generating agencies
Gov’t records P62.5-B budget deficit in June
Increased government spending resulted in the deficit
Gov't releases P600M for anti-corruption IT system
Called the GIFMIS the online application will integrate the processes performed by the budget department COA and the Bureau of Treasury
Treasury bonds at P3.131-T as of November
In the first quarter of 2013 the government is looking to sell P45 billion worth of T bonds
