Introduction

Audit Management Group (AMG)-I is composed of five sections (i) Headquarters, (ii) Draft Paragraph Cell, (iii) Vetting Non-Tax-I, (iv) Vetting Non-Tax-II (v) Vetting Tax and  Each of these sections is headed by one Assistant Audit Officer. Further, these sections are under the supervision of the three Senior Audit Officers. The group is under the overall control of one Senior Deputy Accountant General/Deputy Accountant General, who is responsible for coordinating the activities of various sections of the group.

 

Sections & Functions

The work allocation among the various sections is as follows:

1. Headquarters: - It is the controlling section that deals with all the work pertaining to Headquarters i.e., preparation and execution of Audit Planning, Tour Programmes, maintenance/processing of returns/reports, databank, News Cuttings & Complaint Cases along with coordination with various AMGs/sections of the office, etc.

2. Vetting Sections (Vetting Non-Tax-I, Vetting Non-Tax-II & Vetting Tax): - Vetting Sections are entrusted with the work regarding vetting of Inspection Reports with respect to financial rules, regulations, Government instructions, etc. Thereafter, the Inspection Reports after getting approval from the Group Officer, are forwarded to the concerned departments.

3. Draft Paragraph Cell: Processes the serious irregularities noticed during the audit for developing as draft Para for inclusion in the Audit Report.  Initially Vetting of Performance Audit/Thematic Audit/Subject Mattes/LDP and comments on the detailed note received from the PAC.

 Each of the abovementioned sections is headed by an Assistant Audit Officer and supervised by a Senior Audit Officer.

 

Auditee Units

The brief in respect of the audit universe of AMG-I is as follows:

Cluster

Department

Finance

Department of Revenue, Rehabilitation & Disaster Management:

A. Stamp Duty & Registration Fee

B. Land Revenue

Department of Taxation

Department of Excise

Department of Planning

Department of Finance

Transport Transport, Civil Aiation
General Administration

(i) General Administration (ii) Department of Revenue, Rehabilitation & Disaster Management (iii) Personal Department (iv) Parliamentary Affairs (v) Elections (vi) Information and Public Relation (vii) Printing and Stationery

IT & Communications   Department of Governance Reforms

 

 

 

Audit of three clusters i.e., Finance, Environment, Science & Technology and Power & Energy falls under the jurisdiction of AMG-I. Further, there are total 08 no. of departments under the abovementioned clusters and these 08 departments consist of more than 2500 audit units (including implementing units).

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