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31 March 2013 xi EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Recommendation s Revenue Receipts: The State Government should mobili ze additional r esou rces both throu gh tax an d non-tax sources b y expandin g the tax base and rationalizin g user charges. It should also make efforts to collect revenue arrears. E..................
2011-12 Non- Plan Total Plan Section-A: Revenue Revenue receipts 3,824.90 4,536.74 Revenue 3,697.33 2,748.92 1,759.99 4,508.91 expenditure Tax revenue 179.07 223.15 General services 1,226.38 1,371.41 49.15 1,420.56 Non-tax revenue 168.03 212.80 Social services 1,354.69 782.47 869.74..................
2013-14 Section A: Revenue Total Non-Plan Plan Total Revenue receipts 78,176.22 89,542.53 Revenue expenditure 76,293.26 62,219.74 26,969.83 89,189.57 Tax revenue 53,753.56 62,603.53 General services 20,180.85 24,794.03 160.38 24,954.41 Non-tax revenue 3,966.10 4,031.90 Social services 30,419.80..................
It also involves Extension Services such as undertaking field trials, crop demonstrations and training of staff and farmers, etc. The expenditure on Command Area Development activities is shared by the Centre and the State in the ratio of 50:50 for On Farm Development works and 75:25 for..................
and Planning Authority (CAMPA) (Environment & Forests Department)133 5.6 Escape of purchase turnover (Taxation Department)139 5.7 Under-assessment of tax (Taxation Department)140 5.8 Understatement of purchase resulted in non-levy/evasion of tax (Taxation Department)142 Chapter-VI : Follow up of..................
a copy of 34 E Sugam: Online request and download of delivery notes for goods movement. 35 ` 40 lakh till 31-03-2010, ` 60 lakh from 1-04-2010 to 31-03-2011 and ` 100..................
by a Chartered Accountant or a Cost Accountant or a Tax Practitioner (Auditor) and shall submit to the prescribed authority a copy of 34 E Sugam: Online request and download of delivery notes for goods movement. 35 40 lakh till 31-03-2010, 60 lakh from 1-04-2010 to 31-03-2011 and 100..................
was a manual process and the issue would be addressed as and when ‘Namma Bhoomi12' is implemented wherein the process of alienation would be online. 4.3.11 Conclusion The SSLRD, through the introduction of Mojini, has achieved a measure of transparency and fairness in allocation of work..................
This Report on the Finances of the Government of Orissa is being brought out with a view to assess objectively the financial performance of the State during 2009-10 and to provide the State Government and State Legislature with timely inputs based...
Section A Total Total Section A Total Non Plan Plan Total Revenue receipts* 24610.01 26430.21 Revenue expenditure 21190.12 19676.49 5615.10 25291.59 Tax revenue 7995.20 8982.34 General services 6961.87 9204.32 80.83 9285.15 Non-tax revenue 3176.15 3212.20 Social services 8284.41 6601.70 3236.51..................
This Report contains 42 paragraphs including a review highlighting non-levy or short levy of tax, interest, penalty, revenue foregone, etc., involving RS 304.94 crore1. The Government's total revenue receipts for the year 2009-10 amounted2 to RS...
CHAPTER-I: GENERAL 1.1 Trend of revenue 1.1.1 The tax and non-tax revenue raised by the Government of Orissa during the year 2009-10, State’s share of net proceeds of divisible Union taxes and..................
CHAPTER-V: STATE EXCISE DUTY 5.1.1 Tax administration Levy and collection of excise duty, fee, penalty etc. is governed by the Bihar and Orissa Excise (B&OE) Act, 1915, the Board’s..................
Audit of Government companies is governed by Section 619 of the Companies Act, 1956. The accounts of Government companies are audited by Statutory Auditors appointed by CAG. These accounts are also subject to supplementary audit conducted by CAG....
I Borrowings (Loan Funds) 1 Jnsecured 76.31 51.34 31.32 17.75 9.01 Current Liabilities and Provisions 97.31 41.60 53.35 73.18 52.03 I Deferred tax liabilities 23.98 38.50 37.48 36.99 26.25 Total 830.08 928.51 1,080.51 1,077.21 1,117.60 B. Assets Gross Block 1.135.61 1,137.48 1.155.66..................
Limited 3.6 Avoidable loss The Company sustained loss of interest of^ 1.24 crore due to unnecessary delay in claiming reimbursement of income tax directly from GRIDCO. The Company generates hydropower and sells the entire power to GRIDCO Limited (GRIDCO). The terms of the transaction with..................
imaging centre was required to maintain a record of pregnant women, on whom ultrasonography is conducted, in Form ‘F’ and feed the data in the online system for monitoring by the Additional Director, State Family Welfare Bureau, Pune. Audit scrutiny revealed the following: As on July..................
However, training on maintenance of accounts, use of online service, planning of BRGF and other schemes were not imparted. xTraining to ULB members/staff: Under urban sector, only `11.45 lakh was spent on conducting one day training to 752 ULB staff/members and exposure visit of..................
Meal (MDM) Programme, Drinking Water Mission, Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC), National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) and National Urban Renewal Mission 12 Construction of vented causeway over Balijore Nala on Singuri to Kadapada via Mardung (BRGF :..................
Government stated (January 2014) that from 2013-14, the Department had introduced Global Positioning System (GPS) based progress monitoring through online direct release of funds to the beneficiary account which automatically took care of internal control mechanism. 2.1.6.9 Drawal of amount..................
From 2011-12 onwards BBMP notified (February 2011) payment of SWM cess as mandatory along with property tax. It was seen that BBMP did not ensure collection and remittance of SWM cess by the service providers during 2008-11. Audit worked out that a minimum of ?66.17 crore121 could have been..................