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BP 640 Section 44

Restriction on the Use of Appropriations for Retirement Gratuity and Terminal Leave.

Section 44

SEC. 44. Restriction on the Use of Appropriations for Retirement Gratuity and Terminal Leave.—Unless otherwise authorized by law, no amount appropriated in this Act shall be used for payment of retirement gratuity under the provisions of SEC. 12 (c) of C.A. No. 186, as inserted by R.A. No. 1616, as amended, and terminal leave benefits of retiring officials and employees which include in the computation thereof additional compensation received for: (a) overtime services rendered beyond regular office or school hours; (b) per diems for attendance in board or committee meetings or conferences or for travel outside official stations; (c) mid-year, Christmas, thirteenth month and other bonuses; (d) allowances for cost of living, subsistence, quarters, housing, laundry, clothing/uniform, family, education, hazardous, occupation, overseas duty, post/station, medical/dental/hospitalization, representation, transportation, extraordinary and miscellaneous, amelioration, inflation, incentive and such other similar allowances; (e) fees on per capita basis as members/examiners of professional regulation and other examination boards; (f) honoraria as resource speaker or lecturer in conferences or seminars or as instructors in classrooms for excess teaching loads granted over basic pay rendered at night or on Saturdays, holidays and summer vacation; (g) fees for consultancy or similar services rendered to committees, boards, offices or agencies; and (h) service fees for extra services and other similar compensation paid for rendition of additional services.

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CitationBP 640 Section 44 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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