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                                               Date Opened/                             Remaining
Bank    Account No.     Fund     Balance                      Term      Maturity Date
                                                Subscribed                                Term

PVB    880-470-000106   GF      1,000,000.00     5/2/2019     91 days     1/20/2025      20 days
LBP     0291-2196-16    GF      1,879,820.20     7/9/2003     91 days     2/3/2025       34 days
LBP     0291-2372-20    GF      5,183,986.80    12/10/2006    91 days     2/3/2025       34 days
LBP     0291-2543-49    GF      5,000,000.00    7/24/2013     91 days     2/3/2025       34 days
LBP     0291-2545-78    GF     15,314,344.00     9/3/2013     91 days     2/3/2025       34 days
LBP     0291-2562-52    GF      2,125,651.40    6/23/2014     91 days     2/3/2025       34 days
DBP    0740-12633-160   GF     41,373,010.00    1/22/2014     30 days     1/17/2025      17 days
DBP    0740-12633-160   GF     12,582,487.05    12/19/2014    30 days     1/17/2025      17 days
DBP    0740-12633-160   GF      5,033,218.02    12/28/2017    30 days     1/22/2025      22 days
DBP    0740-12633-160   SEF    40,000,000.00    12/15/2015    91 days     3/3/2025       62 days


 5.4. These time deposits can be rolled over or renewed upon maturity. The table above
      is summarized as follows:

      Funds                  LBP            DBP           PVB            Total
General Fund (GF)       ₱29,503,802.40 ₱58,988,715.07 ₱1,000,000.00 ₱ 89,492,517.47

 5.5. The review and analysis of the CIB-LCTD revealed the following deficiencies
      concerning its compliance with the provisions of the Circular:

 Funds invested in time deposits under the GF were not idle

 5.6. The Municipal Treasurer, with the concurrence of the Municipal Mayor, issued a
      Certification dated April 21, 2025, stating that the Municipality had idle funds
      available for investment in a High-Yield (Special) Savings Account. However, the
      certification lacked supporting computations or analysis to substantiate the
      availability of such idle funds.

 5.7. Upon further inquiry with the Municipal Treasurer’s Office, it was revealed that a
      portion of the funds placed in time deposit came from real property tax payments
      under protest, due to disputes over varying tax rates. However, as clearly outlined in
      Section 22 of COA Circular No. 92-382, unremitted national collections and funds
      earmarked for obligations to government corporations or cooperatives are not to be
      considered idle funds of local government units.

 5.8. A detailed cash analysis revealed that the Municipality’s available cash balance as
      of December 31, 2024, 2023, and 2022 was insufficient to cover total obligations,
      as well as regular and recurring operating expenses, including salaries, wages,
      maintenance costs, and debt servicing.




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