This document provides an overview of corruption and plunder in the Philippines. It defines plunder as amassing ill-gotten wealth of at least 50 million pesos through criminal acts while in a public office. It outlines specific types of corruption prevalent in the country including tax evasion, ghost projects, bypassing public bidding, and extortion. It discusses Republic Act 7080 which penalizes plunder with reclusion perpetua and forfeiture of wealth. Only two people have been convicted of plunder in the Philippines - a BIR cashier in 2001 and former President Joseph Estrada in 2007.