This study aimed to discover the factors affecting the liquidation report that leads to delayed or non-submission of the public elementary schools of the Department of Education – Division of Aklan. Using descriptive research method, the 46 public elementary school heads, teacher-in-charge, and head teacher from the District of Banga, Lezo, Makato, Libacao and Malay were surveyed using researcher-made questionnaire. Findings revealed that that demographic profile, timely submission of requirements, leveraging appropriate technologies, and addressing external factors are key determinants in facilitating the liquidation process. Findings underscore the factors influencing the utilization and liquidation of allocated funds in terms of provision and procurement within the public elementary education sector. Addressing these factors requires a comprehensive approach that involves improving budget allocation mechanisms, enhancing administrative capacity through training and support, promoting efficient resource management practices, and fostering transparency and accountability in financial transactions. A positive relationship exists between the factors affecting the liquidation of allocated funds of respondents and the extent of the factors affecting the utilization and liquidation of allocated funds. Recommendations include providing training sessions and capacity-building programs for school administrators and personnel involved in financial management, investing in modern accounting and reporting technologies and enhancing communication channels between the Department of Education Division of Aklan and public elementary schools. This study is only limited to the factors that affect the liquidation and the extent of utilization and liquidation of MOOE of the selected public elementary schools in the District of Banga, Lezo, Makato, Libacao and Malay.