Are taxes payed by the filipino citizen commensurate to service and program they receive from the government?

The perception of whether taxes paid by Filipino citizens are commensurate to the services and programs received from the government varies among individuals. Many citizens feel that the quality of public services, such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure, does not match the level of taxation. Corruption and inefficiencies in government spending further exacerbate this sentiment. Ultimately, while some may see value in certain programs, a significant portion of the population often expresses dissatisfaction with the overall return on their tax contributions.