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Audit & Compliance

COA audit opinions, Seal of Good Local Governance compliance, chronic findings, implementation rates, and downloadable COA report archives for Mapandan.

Audit History

COA Audit Opinion (2014–2025)

Annual audit opinion trend showing the Commission on Audit’s assessment of Mapandan’s financial statements over 12 consecutive years. The 2025 entry reflects the LDRRMF special compliance audit, not a full financial statement audit.

ⓘ Latest COA finding: the CY 2025 LDRRMF compliance audit — audit period January 1–December 31, 2025, published May 5, 2026 (Mapandan2025_car.docx). Only one Mapandan-specific CY 2025 report is publicly indexed so far; more records may exist in consolidated reports. We will publish more reports and figures here as publicly accessible documents become available — send us documents.

Audit Opinion by Year

COA Audit Opinion (2014–2025)
YearOpinion
2014Unqualified
2015Qualified
2016Qualified
2017Qualified
2018Qualified
2019Qualified
2020Qualified
2021Qualified
2022Qualified
2023Unqualified
2024Qualified
2025Non-Compliant (LDRRMF)

Source: COA Annual Audit Reports 2014–2025 (2025: LDRRMF special compliance audit). A “Qualified” opinion indicates material misstatements or scope limitations in specific account areas.

Data last verified: September 2026. Report incorrect information or send corrections

Compliance

Governance compliance

Mapandan's financial governance is subject to continuous oversight from the Commission on Audit, DILG, and provincial review authorities.

COA Audit Opinion

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Official Source: COA Annual Audit Reports

Seal of Good Local Governance

GFH Certified

Passed DILG Good Financial Housekeeping evaluation in CY 2022 and CY 2024, meeting both COA audit opinion and Full Disclosure Policy compliance thresholds.

Official Source: DILG / Provincial Government of Pangasinan

Full Disclosure Policy

100%

Compliance rate in mandatory quarterly and annual financial document postings on the FDPP and physical posting locations across all evaluated reporting cycles.

Official Source: DILG MC No. 2010-83 / MC No. 2019-149
Audit Findings

Key Audit Findings (2014–2025)

Recurring and persistent issues identified across 12 years of COA audits, categorized by severity and resolution status.

Open Findings (13)

Medium Open Findings · 2024–2025

Meals Procured via SVP Without Framework Agreement

₱6.12M (Procurement Compliance)

₱6,117,351.10 spent on meals and snacks through repeated Small Value Procurement (SVP) throughout CY 2025 without considering Framework Agreement under GPPB Resolution No. 27-2019. May constitute splitting of requisitions. Reiteration of prior year finding.

Medium Open Findings · 2025

LDRRMF Under-Allocation

₱380.0K (Fund Management)

Required 5% LDRRMF based on regular income excluded ₱7.6M Economic Enterprise receipts, resulting in ₱380K under-allocation. QRF understated by ₱114K, Mitigation Fund by ₱266K.

Medium Open Findings · 2025

CIP-Buildings Account Discrepancy

₱1.10M (Financial Management)

Construction in Progress (Buildings) account in financial statements (₱509,755.82) does not reconcile with actual ongoing project costs (₱1,606,000.00 for Barangay Golden Child Development Center Phase 2), resulting in a discrepancy of ₱1,096,244.18. Municipal Accountant failed to record 60% work accomplishment. IPSAS No. 1, Paragraph 25.

Medium Open Findings · 2025

Unreleased Check Not Recognized in Liabilities

₱878.5K (Financial Management)

Year-end unreleased check amounting to ₱878,549.46 (DV 100-25-12-1741, Check 595414, St. Ruiz Agro Farm Supply) not recognized in corresponding liability account. Check was only claimed by payee in January 2026. Violates PD 1445 Section 74 and IPSAS Paragraph 27.

High Open Findings · 2025

Petty Cash Fund Used for Financial Assistance

₱2.46M (Financial Management)

PCF was predominantly used for payments of various financial assistance (medical, educational, burial, food, emergency shelter) totaling ₱2,095,690.00 out of ₱2,458,319.79 in replenishments (85%). Replenished more than once per month, contrary to COA Circular No. 97-002.

Medium Open Findings · 2025

Donations in Kind Without Complete Documentation

₱264.0K (Governance)

Donations in kind totaling ₱263,995.00 to barangays and schools were not supported with complete documentation. Deficiencies include: no proof of request by recipient barangay/SB resolution, lack of acknowledgement receipts, items delivered not matching requested quantities, acknowledgement receipts signed by different persons than requestors.

Medium Open Findings · 2025

Brand Names in Technical Specifications

₱504.7K (Procurement Compliance)

₱504,681.00 worth of ICT equipment, construction supplies, and refrigerator procured with brand names (Asus, Apple, Samsung, Acer, LG, Boysen, Sonak) specified in Purchase Requests and RFQs. Violates Section 11 of IRR of RA No. 12009.

High Open Findings · 2025

CCTV Procurement Awarded to Ineligible Supplier

₱1.15M (Procurement Compliance)

Procurement and installation of CCTV cameras totaling ₱1,152,740.00 awarded to Alphin Trading and Construction, whose BIR Certificate of Registration does not cover CCTV equipment (registered for retail sale of construction supplies only). Violates Section 63.3 of IRR of RA No. 12009.

Low Open Findings · 2025

Non-Preparation of Procurement Monitoring Report

BAC failed to prepare and submit Procurement Monitoring Report within 14 calendar days after end of each semester, as required by Section 42.1(k) of IRR of RA No. 12009 and GPPB Circular No. 02-2020. Municipality excluded from GPPB List of Compliant Procuring Entities for H1 FY 2025.

Medium Open Findings · 2025

Unsupported Hazard Pay Disbursement

₱110.6K (Financial Management)

₱110,550.62 in Hazard Pay to MSWDOs and SWOs for CY 2025 not supported with proof of actual services rendered under hazardous conditions. Only November justified (State of Calamity). Paid on commutable monthly basis instead of actual exposure basis. Violates IRR of RA No. 9433 and RA No. 7305.

Low Open Findings · 2025

Unnecessary Gaming Laptop Procurement

₱115.0K (Financial Management)

₱115,000.00 gaming laptop (ASUS TUF F15) procured for Assessor's Office GIS operations despite availability of less expensive units with similar functionality. Brand-specific PR/RFQ violates Section 11.2 of RA No. 12009. Unnecessary expenditure under COA Circular No. 2012-003.

Medium Open Findings · 2025

Unrelated GAD Expenditures

₱4.53M (Governance)

₱4,527,500.00 in GAD Plan and Budget for CY 2025 charged to programs not clearly addressing gender-related issues: Financial Assistance under AICS (₱994,500), Clean and Green Program (₱630,000), Sports Development Program (₱2,150,000), Educational Assistance (₱153,000), Maintenance of public plaza (₱600,000). GAD AR submitted late (March 2, 2026) without supporting documents.

Low Open Findings · 2024

Unnecessary and Unallowable Expenses

₱269.7K (Financial Management)

Disbursements for unnecessary advertising (₱85.5K), SB session snacks (₱122K), and unauthorized rice subsidy to national officials (₱62.1K). SEF used for non-priority items (₱108K).

Chronic / Recurring (5)

Medium Chronic / Recurring · 2015–2024

Incomplete Contract Documentation

Contracts submitted late beyond the 5-day prescribed period. Common missing documents: PhilGEPS certificates, construction safety programs, BAC resolutions.

Medium Chronic / Recurring · 2016–2024

Breeding Stocks Ghost Account

₱110.0K (Asset Management)

₱110,000 in breeding stocks (11 cows) purchased before 2000 already dead and dispersed. Documents could not be located after Municipal Agriculturist passed away.

Medium Chronic / Recurring · 2016–2024

Dormant Receivables

₱613.6K (Revenue Collection)

Outstanding receivables for 29+ years from livelihood projects, KKK recipients, and various programs. No subsidiary ledgers maintained.

Medium Chronic / Recurring · 2016–2024

Delinquent Real Property Taxes

₱839.2K (Revenue Collection)

Persistent delinquencies in real property tax collection. LGU never fully enforced levy, advertisement, and sale remedies under RA 7160.

High Chronic / Recurring · 2020–2024

Idle MRF Equipment

₱13.50M (Asset Management)

₱13.5M compactor and granulator purchased in 2019 remained unused through 2022, generating ₱5.13M in wasted depreciation and ₱2.62M in dead interest charges.

Improving (2)

High Improving · 2018–2025

Manual Payroll Cash Advances

₱14.85M (Financial Management)

JO and COS personnel paid through manual payroll system and cash advances totaling ₱14.85M in CY 2024, including ₱534K clothing and ₱1.6M communication allowances. ATM payroll adopted May 2025.

High Improving · 2015–2024

Solid Waste Management Non-Compliance

₱13.50M (Environmental Compliance)

Non-compliance with RA 9003 — open dumpsite maintained, no sanitary landfill, MRF machineries unutilized for years.

Partially Addressed (1)

High Partially Addressed · 2016–2024

Land Titling Gaps

₱25.70M (Asset Management)

Multiple parcels of land lacking Transfer Certificates of Title (TCTs), covered only by Tax Declarations contrary to GAAM requirements.

Resolved (2)

High Resolved · 2014–2019

PPE Account Not Reconciled

₱90.20M (Asset Management)

Property, Plant & Equipment records not reconciled with subsidiary ledgers. No complete Report on Physical Count of PPE submitted annually. Incomplete ledger cards and property cards.

High Resolved · 2014–2019

Irregular Cash Advances

₱1.27M (Financial Management)

Irregular cash advances to officials including ₱1.27M to Mayor Calimlim (2014) and delayed liquidations throughout the audit period.

Source: COA Annual Audit Reports 2014–2025. Severity reflects impact and duration of the finding.

Data last verified: September 2026. Report incorrect information or send corrections

Accountability

Audit Recommendation Implementation Rate

Track record of how the LGU responds to COA audit recommendations over successive reporting periods.

Implementation Trend

Period Breakdown

Period Implemented Partial Not Implemented Rate
2014→201560186%
2015→201661175%
2016→201764443%
2017→201874544%
2018→201997445%
2019→2020180675%
2020→20211001148%
2021→20221201643%
2022→20231102035%
2023→20241402338%
2024→2025220971%

Source: COA Annual Audit Reports 2014–2025. Each row shows recommendations from one audit year and their status as reported in the following year’s audit. Implementation rate = (Implemented ÷ Total Recommendations) × 100.

COA Audit Highlights

Major Infrastructure Projects (COA AAR)

Significant infrastructure investments identified through COA Annual Audit Reports, showing project costs and completion status.

Project Amount Year Category Status

Source: COA Annual Audit Reports 2016–2025. Projects identified through Operational Highlights sections of audit reports.

Disallowances

Outstanding COA Disallowances

Amounts charged against accountable officers pending resolution. Decreasing trend shows improved financial controls.

Disallowances Trend (2015–2025)

Source: COA Annual Audit Reports 2015–2025. Disallowances represent amounts charged against accountable officers pending final resolution.

Governance Reform Trackers

Administrative Reform Progress

Tracking the status of key governance reforms identified through COA audits and management action plans.

Source: COA Annual Audit Reports and Management Action Plans. Reform status tracked through audit findings and subsequent compliance actions.

Data last verified: September 2026. Report incorrect information or send corrections

Audit Reports

Audit Reports & Action Plans

Official COA annual audit reports, financial statements, and action plan monitoring tools organized by year. Each card below links the documents actually located for that year.

Documents are served from local copies for stable access. CY 2025 includes the LDRRMF compliance audit alongside the annual audit report, financial statements, annexes, and AAPSI. Additional COA records may exist in consolidated reports not individually indexed in the public repository — absence from search results is not proof a record does not exist.