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Maharashtra
Annual Technical Inspection Report on Local Bodies for the year ended 31 March 2018

coordination with National Informatics Centre has created a Web Portal namely Panchayat Raj Institution Accounting Software i.e., ‘PRIASoft’ for online maintenance of accounts of PRIs. Every ZP, PS and GP has to update the account ing information on regular basis in 2 The Annual Accounts of..................

Sector:
Local Bodies
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Compliance Performance
Maharashtra
Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on LOCAL BODIES for the year ended 31 March 2016

GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA Report No. 5 of 2017 This Report comprises five chapters under two sections. Section A includes two chapters containing observations on the functioning of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) and three compliance audit...

Sector:
Local Bodies
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30 May 2022
Financial
Uttar Pradesh
Report No. 2 of 2022 - State Finances Audit Report for the year ended March 2021 - Government of Uttar Pradesh

6.9 14 3 Recommendation 6.10 143 APPENDICES Particulars Appendix Page Time series data on the State Government Finances 2.1 145 Collection of Own Tax/Non -Tax Revenue during the period 2016 -21 2.2 147 Projects completed/under progress on Publ ic Private Partnership mode in Uttar Pradesh as on..................

Sector:
Finance

fiscal aggregates in 2020 -21 compared to the year 2019 -20 Revenue Receipts  Revenue recei pts of the State decreased by 19.16 per cent  Own Tax receipts of the S tate de crea sed by 2.38 per cent  Non -tax receipts decreased by 85.50 per cent  State’s Share of Union Taxes and..................

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These had a negative impact on State’s own tax revenue and Central tax transfers with concomitant impact o n fiscal parameters of the State . The State recorded Revenue Deficit of ` 2,367.13 crore during the year 2020 -21 after 1 4 successive years of Revenue Surplus since the year 2006 -07 ,..................

State Finances Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 20 21 72 3.2.4 Sub -Head/Detailed Head not created for accountal of Green Tax The State Government did not create/operate distinct sub -head/detailed head for accountal of collected Green tax which resulted into receipt of ` 17.35 crore..................

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Re venue Receipts 2,56,875 2,78,775 3,29,978 3,66,393 2,96,176 (i) Own Tax Revenue 85,966(33) 97,393(35) 1,20,122(36) 1,22,826(34) 1,19,897(40) SGST - 25,374(26) 46,108(38) 47,232(38) 42,860(36) Taxes on Sales, Trade, etc. 51,883(60) 31,113(32) 23,798( 20) 20,517(17) 22,127(18) State..................

As per provisions of section 8(1) of Uttar Pradesh Motor Vehicle Taxation (UPMVT) Act, 1997 , as amended in 2009, the State Government shall establish the Uttar Prade sh Road Transport Accident Relief Fund (UPRTARF) for the purpose of providing relief to the passengers or heirs of such..................

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These had a negative impact on State’s own tax revenue and Central tax transfers with concomitant impa ct on fiscal parameters of the State. The State had Revenue Deficit of ` 2,367.13 crore during the year 2020 -21 after 14 successive years of Revenue Surplus since the year 2006 -07. To raise..................

Service Tax Department assessed Service Tax of ` 12.73 crore on transportation of passengers by air -conditioned buses for the period of June 2016 to June 2017. Howev er, no provision for Service Tax liabilit y was made in the accounts resulting in understatement of Licence and Taxes..................

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24 December 2021
Financial
Assam
Report No.4 of 2021 - State Finances, Government of Assam

State’s Executive Summary State Finances Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2020 – Government of Assam Page | vii Own Tax revenues increased by ` 603.84 crore (3.79 per c ent) compared to the previous year ( ` 15,924.85 crore), while Non-Tax revenue decreased by ` 2,681.95 cr ore..................

Sector:
Finance
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01 March 2022
Compliance Performance
Mizoram
Report No.2 of 2021 Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Social, General, Economic and Revenue Sectors for the year ended 31 March 2019

(DPR) prepared, vetted and sent to GoI for release of funds for a road to connect a non-existent village, without reconciling habitation data in Online Management, Monitoring and Accounting System (OMMAS).  The State Government may revise and reconcile the habitation data in OMMAS to avoid..................

Sector:
Environment and Sustainable Development |
Science and Technology |
Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Art, Culture and Sports |
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies |
Information and Communication |
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure |
Taxes and Duties
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65 Including composite taxpayers and casual taxpayers66 As on March 2019, there was no registrations under Non-Resident Taxable Person (NRTP) and Online Information Database Access and Retrieval services (OIDAR) 67 Circular dated 20 September 2017 68 Rule 59, 60 and 6169 GSTR-1: containing..................

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17 March 2022
Financial
Tripura
Report No.3 of 2021 - State Finances, Government of Tripura

State’s Own Tax increased by ` 335.88 crore (19.02 per cent) from ` 1,765.91 crore (2018-19) to ` 2,101.79 crore (2019- 20) while Non-Tax revenue decreased by ` 100.55 crore (27.02 per cent) during the year from ` 372.20 crore (2018-19) to ` 271.65 crore (2019-20). The State had collected `..................

Sector:
Finance
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17 March 2022
Compliance Performance
Tripura
Report No.1 of 2021 - Government of Tripura on Social ,Economic, Revenue and General Sectors for the year ended March 2019

Various service deliveries for litigants and advocates planned under e-court like e-filing portal, payment of court fee, providing certified copies online with bar coding etc . were not implemented as of October 2019. Paragraph 6.2.12 System of periodical reports and returns, agenda for meeting..................

Sector:
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies
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25 March 2022
Compliance Performance
Manipur
Report No. 2 of 2021 Report of C&AG on General, Economic (other than PSUs) , Economic (PSUs), Revenue , Social Sector for the year ended 31 March, 2019- Government of Manipur

e-Filing: An e-filing portal for the High Court and the District Judiciary to be developed for online Filin g of cases. e-Filing portal for the High Court of Manipur has not been developed to facilitate online e- Filing of cases. Photograph No. 1.2.7 Uninstalled Video- conference equipment..................

Sector:
Industry and Commerce |
Social Welfare |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies |
Taxes and Duties

of Input Tax Credit” 4 For effective implementation of Input Tax Credit,  The Department should bring automation in assessment and encourage online filing of returns, grievance redressal, etc .;  The deficiencies of the Input Tax Credit system pointed out with respect to record..................

Subsequently, the Direc torate of Craftsman and Training (ITI), Manipur deposited ` 368.08 lakh to MPHC in January 2010 after deduction of tax components. MPHC Limited started (June 2010) and completed (May 2012) the construction works and furnished handing over notes in July 2012 . However,..................

e-Filing: An e-filing portal for the High Court and the District Judiciary to be developed for online Filin g of cases. e-Filing portal for the High Court of Manipur has not been developed to facilitate online e- Filing of cases. Photograph No. 1.2.7 Uninstalled Video- conference equipment..................

The RORR is then to be calculated by divi ding the ‘profit after tax’ (PAT) by the sum of the PV of the investments. During 2018-19, overall losses of 13 PSUs (10 worki ng and 3 non-working) stood at ` 42.26 crore 49 (Appendix 3.2 ). On the basis of return on historical value of investment,..................

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06 April 2022
Financial
Jammu and Kashmir State (Upto 30-Oct-2019)
Report No. 3 of 2021- State Finances Audit Report of Government of Jammu & Kashmir

11-12 Resources of the State 2.3 12-13 Receipts of the State 2.3.1 13 State’s Revenue Receipts 2.3.2 13-14 State’s Own Resources 2.3.2.1 14 Own Tax Revenue 2.3.2.1.1 14 State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) 2.3.2.1.2 15-16 Audit of GST Receipts 2.3.2.1.3 16 Non-Tax Revenue 2.3.2.1.4 16-17..................

Sector:
Finance

2.3 Resources of the State The resources of the State are described below: 1. Revenue receipts consist of tax revenue, non-tax revenue, State’s s hare of Union taxes and duties and grants-in-aid from the G overnment of India (GoI). 2. Capital receipts comprise miscellaneous capital..................

Chapter-III Budgetary Management 41 CHAPTER-III BUDGETARY MANAGEMENT 3.1 Budget Process The annual exercise of budgeting is a means for det ailing the roadmap for efficient use of public resources. Appropriation Accounts are acc ounts of the...

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06 April 2022
Compliance
Jammu and Kashmir State (Upto 30-Oct-2019)
Report No. 4 of 2021- Social, General, Economic and Revenue Sector of Government of J&K

The following issues were noticed in audit with regard to registration of workers. 4.5.3.1 Online registration/ Computerisation of the records The Board moved (December 2012) a proposal to the Government for computerisation of the records including switching-over to online registration of..................

Sector:
Taxes and Duties

The following issues were noticed in audit with regard to registration of workers. 4.5.3.1 Online registration/ Computerisation of the records The Board moved (December 2012) a proposal to the Government for computerisation of the records including switching-over to online registration of..................

Company’s profitability and the e fficiency with which its capital is used and is calculated by dividing Company’s earnin gs before interest and taxes by capital employed. Return on Equity (ROE) 34 is a measure of performance calculated by dividing the net profit after tax by shareholder s..................

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No. Name of the unit Recovery accepted cases Recovery made No. of cases Amount of recovery accepted No. of cases Amount recovered 1. State Taxes Officer, Circle A, Jammu 2 0.89 - - 2. State Taxes Officer, Budgam 10 61.35 - - 3. State Taxes Officer, Kupwara 9 13.49 - - 4. State Taxes Officer,..................

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Part-A covers compliance audit findings of Revenue Sector comprising three paragraphs on Irregular all owance of input tax credit and Short levy of tax involving ` 2.14 crore. Some of the findings are mentioned belo w: Part A: Revenue Sector General During the year 2019-20, the overall receipts..................

The Management also attributed (November 2021) losses to the implementation of Goods and Service Tax from July 2017 and re-organisation of J&K UT (Union Territory) after August 2019. 6.1.2.3 Royalty payable to Forest Department As per agenda note placed before the meeting (April 2019) of the..................

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