CoA flags P31-B accounting deficiencies at NIA
The Commission on Audit (CoA) has flagged P31 billion in discrepancies in the National Irrigation Administration's (NIA) property accounts and P22.8 billion in assets lacking supporting records. Deficiencies and nonoperational irrigation projects were also identified.
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