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23 August 2017
Compliance Performance
Bihar
Report No.4 of 2017 - Local Bodies Government of Bihar

Reconciliation Statem ent; Format-IV: Statement of Receivables and Payables; Format-V: Register of Imm ovable Property; Format-VI: Register of movable property; Format-VII: Inventory Register; and Format - VIII: Register of Demand and Collection 17 Format-I, II and III Chapter – I: An............

Sector:
Local Bodies

Reconciliation Statem ent; Format-IV: Statement of Receivables and Payables; Format-V: Register of Imm ovable Property; Format-VI: Register of movable property; Format-VII: Inventory Register; and Format - VIII: Register of Demand and Collection 17 Format-I, II and III Chapter – I: An............

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11 August 2017
Compliance Performance
Maharashtra
Report No.5 of 2017 - Local Bodies Government of Maharashtra

Further, as per Rule 98(1) of The Maharashtra Zilla Parishads and Panchayat Samitis Account Code, 1968, all movable and immovab le properties were to be recorded in the stock register and verified annu ally by the head of the Department. During audit of PRIs in 2015-16, it was noticed tha t............

Sector:
Local Bodies

Further, as per Rule 98(1) of The Maharashtra Zilla Parishads and Panchayat Samitis Account Code, 1968, all movable and immovab le properties were to be recorded in the stock register and verified annu ally by the head of the Department. During audit of PRIs in 2015-16, it was noticed tha t............

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19 July 2017
Financial
Tamil Nadu
Report No.2 of 2017 - Revenue Sector, Government of Tamil Nadu

construction, manufacture, processing, fabrication, erection, installation, fitting out, improvement, modification, repair or commissioning of any movable or immovable property. The various stakeholders of works contract and the ir roles and responsibiliti es are given below. Stakeholder Role............

Sector:
Finance

Deeds According to Section 2(10) of the IS Act, transfer of property includes a transfer on sale and every instrument by which property whether movable or immovable, is transferred inter vivos and which is not otherwise specifically provided for by Schedule I to the IS Act. As per Article 23............

construction, manufacture, processing, fabrication, erection, installation, fitting out, improvement, modification, repair or commissioning of any movable or immovable property. The various stakeholders of works contract and the ir roles and responsibiliti es are given below. Stakeholder Role............

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24 March 2017
Financial
Meghalaya
Report No.2 of 2017 - Revenue Sector Government of Meghalaya

s not been paid, the licence granted may be cancelled and any amount payable to the Gove rnment may be recovered from the defaulters by sale of their movable property or as arrears of land revenue. 3.8.1 Audit of records 16 of the CE, Meghalaya (June 2015) revealed that the licencees of three............

Sector:
Finance

not been paid, the licence granted may be cancelled and any amount payable to the Government may be recovered from the defaulters by sale of their movable property or as arrears of land revenue. 3.ff.i| Audit of records16 of the CE, Meghalaya (June 2015) revealed that the licencees of three............

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04 August 2017
Performance
Report No.31 of 2017 - Performance audit Union Government Levy and collection of Service Tax on Entertainment Sector Reports of Department of Revenue Indirect Taxes – Service Tax

Hen ce no reversal of Cenvat credit is required. The reply of the Ministry is not acceptable since t he transfer of assets included movable and immovable assets as per Busine ss Transfer agreement. Hence it qualifies as “service” as defined under Se ction 65(44) of the Finance Act,............

Sector:
Taxes and Duties

Hence no reversal of Cenvat credit is required. The reply of the Ministry is not acceptable since the transfer of assets included movable and immovable assets as per Business Transfer agreement. Hence it qualifies as "service" as defined under Section 65(44) of the Finance Act, 1944 and the............

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24 July 2017
Compliance Performance
Madhya Pradesh
Report No.4 of 2017 - Local Bodies, Government of Madhya Pradesh

(Paragraph 1.12) Chapter II: Compliance Audit 2.1 Asset Management in Panchayati Raj Institutions The assets of PRIs include movable and immovable assets historically owned by them and those acquired from time to time. A com pliance audit on ‘Asset Management in PRIs’ in two districts,............

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies |
Local Bodies

DEPARTMENT 2.1 Asset Management in Panchayati Raj Institutions 2.1.1 Introduction The assets of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) include movable and immovable assets historically owned by them and tho se acquired from time to time, such as panchayat bhavan , block resource centre,............

(Paragraph 1.12) Chapter II: Compliance Audit 2.1 Asset Management in Panchayati Raj Institutions The assets of PRIs include movable and immovable assets historically owned by them and those acquired from time to time. A compliance audit on ‘Asset Management in PRIs’ in two districts, Anuppur............

MPAS provides for preparation of Receipt and Paymen t accounts, Consolidation abstract register, Statement of recei vable and payable, Register of movable property, Register of immovable property , Inventory register, Demand and collection register etc. Government of M adhya Pradesh (GoMP)............

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19 July 2017
Financial
Tamil Nadu
Report No.6 of 2016 - State Finances, Government of Tamil Nadu

of the Tamil Nadu Financial Code stipulates that heads of office s should report all cases of defalcations or loss of public moneys, stores or other movable or immovable properties , to the Accountant General. Further, the Financial Code prescribes the principles and procedures to be followed for............

Sector:
Finance

of the Tamil Nadu Financial Code stipulates that heads of office s should report all cases of defalcations or loss of public moneys, stores or other movable or immovable properties , to the Accountant General. Further, the Financial Code prescribes the principles and procedures to be followed for............

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21 July 2017
Performance
Report No.10 of 2017 - Performance audit Union Government Schemes for Flood Control and Flood Forecasting Reports of Ministry of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation

6 The Level Forecasts help the user agencies in deciding mitigating measure like evacuation of people and shifting people and their movable proper ty to safer locations. 7 The Inflow Forecasting is used by various dam auth orities in optimum operation of reservoirs for safe passage of flood............

Sector:
Environment and Sustainable Development |
Social Welfare

6 The Level Forecasts help the user agencies in deciding mitigating measure like evacuation of people and shifting people and their movable proper ty to safer locations. 7 The Inflow Forecasting is used by various dam auth orities in optimum operation of reservoirs for safe passage of flood............

The Level Forecasts help the user agencies in decid ing mitigating measures like evacuation of people and shifting people and their movable property to safer locations. The Inflow Forecasting is used by variou s dam authorities in optimum operation of reservoirs for safe passage of flood d............

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21 July 2017
Performance
Report No.16 of 2017 - Performance audit Union Government Credit Risk Management in IFCI Limited Reports of Ministry of Finance

b. For project loans: A mortgage of fixed assets and h ypothecation of movable assets of the project was required. (ii) Additional security like corporate guarantee, perso nal guarantee of promoters, subservient 6 charge on assets etc. could also be obtained as ad ditional security. Review............

Sector:
Finance

(December2009/February 2010) a loan of 60 crore to Jupiter Biosciences Limited (JBL) which was to be secured by first pari passu charge on movable and immovable assets of the borrower (three manufacturing units), hypothecation of stock on second charge basis, mortgage of collateral............

The loan was secured against exclusive first charge on all the movable assets, pledge of 51 per cent of its shareholding, leasehold mining rights and corporate guarantees of three companies59. As MCCL defaulted in interest/principal payments (February/May 2015), the corporate guarantees were............

b. For project loans: A mortgage of fixed assets and hypothecation of movable assets of the project was required. (ii) Additional security like corporate guarantee, personal guarantee of promoters, subservient6 charge on assets etc. could also be obtained as additional security. Review of............

Undertaking (NDU) of shares of GTL Infrastructure Limited (GIL) (@ 41.16 per share) at twice the loan amount and the subservient charge on the movable assets (created on March 2011) equal to the amount of loan sanctioned along with the right to exercise put/call option at the end of 12............

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07 June 2017
Compliance Performance
Karnataka
Report No.5 of 2017 - Local Bodies Government of Karnataka

defaulters The provisions 62 of the KM and KMC Acts stipulate collection of property tax dues in respect of defaulters by distress sale of the movable property. Such action is permissible only after the defaulters have been issued show cause notice. 62 Section 143(1) of KM Act and Rule 27............

Sector:
Local Bodies

defaulters The provisions 62 of the KM and KMC Acts stipulate collection of property tax dues in respect of defaulters by distress sale of the movable property. Such action is permissible only after the defaulters have been issued show cause notice. 62 Section 143(1) of KM Act and Rule 27............

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