Commission on Audit

The Commission on Audit (COA) is a government watchdog agency responsible for checking how public funds are used. It examines government agencies' financial reports to ensure money is spent properly, efficiently, and in accordance with laws. COA conducts audits to prevent fraud, waste, and corruption, and reports its findings to help improve accountability and transparency in government operations. Essentially, it acts as an independent oversight body to safeguard public resources and maintain trust in government financial management.