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Presentation Outline
I. Legal Bases
II. Shares of LGUs
III. Amount of Shares
IV. Use of Fund
V. Types of National Wealth
VI. Reference Issuances
VII. Process Flow
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Legal Bases of All Types of National Wealth
R.A. No. 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991)
• Sec. 289 - Share in the Proceeds from the Developmentand Utilization of the National Wealth
• Sec. 290 - Amount of Share of LGUs
• Sec. 291 - Share of the Local Governments from any GOCC
• Sec. 292 – Allocation of Shares
• Sec. 293 – Remittance of the Share of LGUs
• Sec. 294 – Development and Livelihood Projects
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Sec. 289 - Share in the Proceeds from the Development and Utilization of
National Wealth
LGUs shall have an equitable share in the proceeds derived from the utilization and development of the national wealth within their respective areas, including sharing the same with the inhabitants by way of direct benefits
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40% of the gross collection of preceding fiscal yearfrom:
• Mining taxes
• Royalties
• Forestry charges
• Fishery charges
• Other taxes, fees, or charges, including relatedsurcharges, interests, or fines, and from its share inany co-production, joint venture or production sharingagreement in the utilization and development of thenational wealth within their territorial jurisdiction
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Sec. 290 – Amount of Share of Local Government Units
Sec. 291 - Share of LGU from Any GOCC
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based on the preceding fiscal year
from the proceeds derived by any GOCC engaged in the utilization and development of national wealth
whichever is higher:
• 1% of the gross sales or receipts of the preceding CYor
• 40% of taxes, charges and such other fees, including related surcharges, interests or fines the GOCC would have paid if it were otherwise exempt
2 OR MORE
• Provinces
• Component Cities or Municipalities
• Highly Urbanized or Independent Component Cities
• Barangays
share is distributed as follows
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Sec. 292 (Art. 389, IRR) –Allocation of Shares
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Sec. 292 (Art. 389, IRR) –Allocation of Shares
HIGHLY URBANIZED OR INDEPENDENT COMPONENT CITY
share is distributed as follows
Sec. 293 - Remittance of the Share of LGUs
Remitted in accordance with Section 286 of the LGC(Automatic Release of Shares)
In the case of any GOCC engaged in the utilizationand development of the national wealth
Share shall be directly remitted to the provincial,city, municipal or barangay treasurer concernedwithin five (5) days after the end of each quarter
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Use of Fund: Sec. 294 - Development and Livelihood Projects
Shares shall be appropriated by the respectiveSanggunian
To finance local development and livelihood projects
In case of energy resources (hydrothermal, geothermal and other sources of energy) –
at least 80% of proceeds shall be applied solely tolower the cost of electricity in the LGU where thesource of energy is located
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Types of National Wealth and the Authorized Collecting Agencies
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NATIONAL WEALTH AUTHORIZED
COLLECTING AGENCYGUIDELINES
Mining Taxes Bureau of the Internal
Revenue (BIR)
DOF-DBM-DILG-DENR
Joint Circular 2009-1
dated March 31, 2009
Royalty Income from
Mineral Reservation
Mines and Geo-
Sciences Bureau (MGB)
DENR-DOF-DBM-DILG
Joint Circular No. 2010-
1 dated June 25, 2010
Forest Charges Department of
Environment and Natural
Resources (DENR)
DBM-DOF-DENR-DOE
Joint Circular No. 2006-1
dated February 13, 2006
Energy Resources
Production
Department of Energy
(DOE)
DBM-DOF-DENR-DOE
Joint Circular No. 2006-1
dated February 13, 2006
Reference Issuances
DBM-DOF-DENR-DOE Joint CircularNo. 2006-1 dated February 13, 2006
Revised guidelines and procedures on therelease of the share of local governmentunits in the proceeds from thedevelopment and the utilization of nationalwealth
• Covers all type of National Wealth
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Reference Issuances
DOF-DBM-DILG-DENR Joint Circular No. 2009-1dated March 31, 2009
Updated guidelines and procedures in the release of theshare of local government units from the collectionsderived by the national government from MINING TAXES
Streamline and update the guidelines and procedures for therelease of shares of LGUs from Mining Taxes
Clarify the roles and responsibilities of all NGAs involved in thepreparation, approval and submission of a Joint Certification asbasis for the release of shares of LGUs by the DBM
Provides timelines for the submission, processing and release ofthe shares of LGUs
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DENR-DOF-DBM-DILG Joint Circular No. 2010-1dated June 25, 2010
Revised guidelines and procedures on the release ofthe share of local government units derived by thenational government from ROYALTY INCOMECOLLECTED FROM MINERAL RESERVATIONS
Streamline and enhance the guidelines and procedures for therelease of LGUs’ share from royalty income
Clarify the roles and responsibilities of all NGAs involved in thepreparation, approval and submission of a Joint Certificationas basis for the release of shares of LGUs by the DBM
Provides timelines for the submission, processing and releaseof the shares of LGUs
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Reference Issuances
COLLECTING AGENCY
• Submits to DBM CO on or before March 15 of every year a Certification of the projected total shares of LGUs based on the collections from preceding fiscal year
DBM CENTRAL OFFICE (DBM CO)
• Programs the amount representing share of LGUs in the NEP for submission to Congress as basis for inclusion in the GAA
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Process Flow:Budget Preparation
Process Flow: Budget Execution
COLLECTING AGENCY
• Initiates the preparation of the Joint Certification of actual collections in the immediately preceding year and the computes the share of LGU beneficiaries
BTr• Reconciles amounts of collections and remittances and signs
Joint Certification
DBM CO
• Issues an Advisory to DBM ROs
• Updates/ Monitors Status of releases and balances
DBM ROs• Processes and issues the SARO, Debit Voucher, NCA and
Notices of ADA Issued for the accounts of the beneficiary LGUs
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Mining Taxes: Timelines –Submission, Processing, Release
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Period
BIR BTr DBM
Submission of Joint Certification to BTr
Validation and Submission of Joint
BIR and BTrCertification to DBM
Release of Funds
1st Qtr Collection(March 31 of Current Year)
June 15, Current Year July 31, Current Year
Within February,
Ensuing Year
2nd Qtr Collection(June 30 of Current Year) Sept 15, Current Year Oct 31, Current Year
3rd Qtr Collection(Sept 30 of Current Year) Dec 15, Current Year Jan 31, Ensuing Year
4th Qtr Collection(Dec 31 of Current Year) March 15, Ensuing Year
April 30, EnsuingYear
Within May,Ensuing Year
Royalty Income (Mineral Reserves): Timelines –Submission, Processing, Release
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Period
MGB BTr DBM
Submission of Joint Certification to BTr
Validation and Submission of Joint
MGB and BTrCertification to DBM
Release of Funds
January 1 to December 31, Current Year
Within 60 days from the end of the Preceding Year
Validation – within 30 days from submission of MGB Collections
Submission to DBM – within 15 days after completion of validation
Within 30 days from receipt of the Joint MGB-BTr
Certification from the BTr
Status of Shares of LGUs from National Wealth – Yet to be Released
Mining TaxesShares in 2014 collections -
2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters
The directive to release already endorsed to
the DBM ROs
The shares of LGUs in the 2nd-4th quarter
collections shall be released upon
submission of joint certifications of actual
collections
Royalties from
Mineral Reservation
The remaining P491,632,478 or
51% of the CY 2014 collections
Only the amount of P474,120,000 or 49% of
the shares of LGUs in the CY 2014
collections were already released
Remaining unreleased share re-
appropriated in the FY 2016 Budget
Forest ChargesShares of LGUs in the prior
years collections
Shares of LGUs shall be released upon
submission of certifications of actual
collections by the DENR-CO
Energy Resources
Shares of LGUs from Energy
Resources collected in CY 2014
were already released except
for the shares of undentified
LGUs in the Province of
Palawan
Share of LGUs in the Province of Palawan
shall be released upon submission by the
DOE of the certifications of actual
collections (including the list of LGU
beneficiaries and their corresponding
shares)
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Recommendations for DBMPH-EITI 1st Country Report
GAPS RECOMMENDATIONS OUTPUTS
No disaggregation of data to indicate mining industry’s portion in the LGU share from national wealth
Recording of LGUs’ share in national wealth should be revised to reflect amounts coming from each sector(e.g., mining oil, coal, -on a per company basis)
Revised reporting and recording procedures
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Available Data for DBM per Certification by Collecting Agencies
AUTHORIZED COLLECTING AGENCY AVAILABLE INFORMATION IN CERTIFICATION
BIR
1. Name of Company2. Date of Collection3. Mining Taxes Paid4. Place of Extraction5. Details of LGU Shares
MGB
1. Place of Extraction2. Name of Company3. Royalties Paid4. Details of LGU Shares
DBM can only comply with the requireddisaggregation if the data in the Certification bythe collecting agencies will include such details