of Audit. Based on the Commission of Audit's 2008 Annual Financial Report for Local Governments, the province's total gross income had increased to PhP 1,965,633,000.00 (including the subsidies and extra items). Its expenses had also increased to PHP 1,641,325,000.00, which brings a total net income of PHP 324,308,000.00. This is the list of the top income earners in Bulacan from 2014 and 2017: Local Products "Tatak Bulakenyo Program" was launched in 2004, conceptualized to stimulate economic activity in the province and sustain the anti-poverty thrust of the government through the promotion of entrepreneurship. The program's beneficiaries are potential micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in the province. Tatak Bulakenyo Products comprises sabutan bags, buntal hats, beverages, and even jams such as tomato jam. Inipit Lengua de gato Minasa Pandesal de Baliwag Polvoron de Pinipig Bibingkang kamoteng kahoy Pinipig de leche Garbanzos Fish and kinds of seafood Bagoong Alamang Sausage Relyeno Tahong chips Honey bee products Tomato jam Chicharon Longganisa Mushroom meat products Bulacan's Prime Garlic Longaniza Ortega's Best Atsarang dampalit Atsarang Indian mango Atsarang kangkong Atsarang papaya Lechon sarsa Pickled fish Pickled jerkins Pickled vegetables Sukang Paombong TET sarsa Tuba ng sasa Transportation Bulacan is dubbed as "The Gateway to the Northern Philippines". The province is linked with Metro Manila primarily through the North Luzon Expressway and Manila North Road (better known as the MacArthur Highway) which crosses the province into Pampanga and western part of Northern Luzon (western Central Luzon, Ilocos and Cordillera Administrative Region). While taking the Cagayan Valley Road in Guiguinto, the road leads to Nueva Ecija and to the eastern part of Northern Luzon (eastern Central Luzon and Cagayan Valley Region). Bulacan will be accessed by the future C-6 Road connecting the provinces of Rizal and Cavite and the cities of Taguig, Parañaque and Muntinlupa in Metro Manila. The proposed North Luzon East Expressway (NLEE) is the future expressway link between Metro Manila and the provinces of Bulacan and Nueva Ecija. It will also serve as a new alternate route of motorists coming from Manila going to Aurora and Cagayan Valley region. The MacArthur Highway traverses the province from north to south. Most major towns can be reached through the North Luzon Expressway. A good number of motor vehicles owned largely by private individuals provide mobility to Bulacan's populace. Aside from five main highways that traverse the province, all roads are widely dispersed throughout Bulacan. Bus terminals