WHILE lauding the Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (Citem) for its P41.7-million income for 2012, the Commission on Audit said that this should have been reported as savings from its subsidy, not as income from sales.
The COA asked Citem to check its reportage on its performance after a state audit showed that its P41.7-million income from 2012 was due mainly from government subsidy and not because of strong sales.
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