The PhilHealth has asked the SC to reverse its decision affirming the NDs issued by the COA that covers the P83.06 million that PhilHealth allotted for educational assistance allowances (EAAs) and birthday gifts to its officials and employees in 2014.
THE Philippine Health Insurance Corp. has asked the Supreme Court to reverse its decision affirming the notice of disallowances issued by the Commission on Audit that covers the P83.06 million that PhilHealth allotted for educational assistance allowances and birthday gifts to its officials and employees in 2014.
The lawyer added that Philhealth filed its motion for reconsideration of the SC decision last December 20, 2022, and assured that it would heed the Court’s decision once the case is decided with finality. In its decision issued in 2018 and affirmed in 2019, COA said that while selected government entities are exempt from the application of the Salary Standardization Law , PhilHealth’s law under Republic Act 7875 does not contain the same express exemption.
“The granting of benefits and allowances by virtue of the resolutions passed by PhilHealth in the exercise of its fiscal autonomy, no matter how long practiced, if done in violation of existing rules and regulations, is still considered unauthorized and should be disallowed,” it said.
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