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 Financial Highlights

 The financial condition and results of operation of the Municipal Government of
 Pamplona as of December 31, 2024, with comparative figures for 2023, are
 summarized as follows:

                               Statement of Financial Position
                                          2024                2023              Increase
             Accounts
                                         (in ₱)              (in ₱)            (Decrease)
 Assets                               640,647,792.49 615,405,369.03            25,242,423.46
 Liabilities                          188,449,379.99 170,059,323.13            18,390,056.86
 Government Equity                    452,198,412.50 445,346,045.90             6,852,366.60

                                     Results of Operations
                                           2024             2023                Increase
             Accounts
                                          (in ₱)           (in ₱)              (Decrease)
 Revenue                                203,562,912.54 190,948,172.99          12,614,739.55
 Personnel Services                    (64,052,383.92) (60,028,984.47)          4,023,399.45
 Maintenance      and        Other
                                      (101,319,253.98)    (94,688,439.82)       6,630,814.16
 Operating Expenses
 Financial Expenses                     (3,095,589.81)     (3,544,125.08)       (448,535.27)
 Non-cash Expenses                     (15,757,084.35)    (12,906,897.98)       2,850,186.37
 Net    Financial      Assistance/
                                            799,134.36       3,361,037.17      (2,561,902.81)
 Subsidy
 Net Surplus (Deficit)                   20,137,734.84      23,140,762.81     (3,003,027.97)

Independent Auditor’s Report on the Financial Statements

We rendered a qualified opinion on the fairness of the presentation of the Financial
Statements for the year then ended, taking exceptions to the effects of the following:

 1. The Local Government Unit (LGU) did not take advantage of the guidelines
    and procedures on the one-time cleansing of Property, Plant and Equipment
    (PPE), thus affecting the fairness of presentation of the financial position in
    the financial statements and depriving the government of reliable and useful
    information in decision-making and accountability for these assets.

 2. Items of PPE with a total cost of ₱106,188,435.86 were not provided with
    depreciation, hence, the municipality’s asset and equity accounts were
    overstated by the amount of depreciation that should have been applied to
    these assets.

 3. Cash receipts for fund transfers from the National Government, amounting to
    ₱65,332,120.00, were not reported in the Statement of Cash Flows. Instead,
    these amounts were deducted from the payments to suppliers, leading to


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