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Compliance Performance
Maharashtra
Report of 2010 – Compliance and Performance Audit on Civil of Government of Maharashtra

This Report on the audit of expenditure incurred by the Government of Maharashtra has been prepared for submission to the Governor under Article 151 of the Constitution. The report covers significant matters arising out of the compliance and...

reply was not acceptable as the Chief Engineer, (Mechanical) Nasik confirmed (March 2010) that the element of Central Excise duty as well as other taxes was shown separately in the district schedule of rates (Mechanical) and were to be included only when these were applicable. As the..................

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Compliance Financial Performance
Maharashtra
Report of 2009 – Compliance, Financial and Performance Audit on State Finance of Government of Maharashtra

A Total Total Section A Total Non-Plan Plan Total Revenue 79,583.15 81,270.68 Revenue 64,780.0563,285.61 12,408.31 75,693.92 receipts expenditure Tax revenue 47,528.45 52,029.94 General services 23,846.42 26,201.18 383.53 26,584.71 Non-tax revenue 16,947.97 9,789.94 Social services 26,773.05..................

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Performance
Uttarakhand
Report of 2010 - Performance Audit on Civil of Government of Uttarakhand

This Report includes five chapters with four performance reviews, a Chief Controlling Officer (CCO) based performance audit and 28 other paragraphs (including one general paragraph) dealing with results of audit of selected schemes, programmes and...

The database should be made online in the Department’s website/TINXSYS, which will facilitate a watch on the dealers. After this was pointed out, the department stated (August 2010) that after revamping the software the database shall be maintained in the computer system. Compliance..................

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Financial
Maharashtra
Report of 2009 - Financial Audit on Revenue of Government of Maharashtra

This report presents the results of audit of receipts comprising Sales Tax, State Excise, Land Revenue, Taxes on Motor Vehicles, Stamp Duty and Registration Fees, Other Tax and Non-Tax Receipts of the State. The cases mentioned in this report are among those which came to notice in the course of..................

CHAPTER II : SALES TAX 2.1 Results of audit Test check of the records of the Sales Tax Department conducted during the year 2008-09, revealed underassessment/short..................

CHAPTER I : GENERAL 1.1 Trend of revenue receipts 1.1.1 The tax and non-tax revenue raised by the Government of Maharashtra during the year 2008-09, the State's share of divisible Union taxes, grants-in- aid..................

CHAPTER VI: OTHER TAX RECEIPTS 6.1 Results of audit Test check of the records relating to entertainment duty, electricity duty, State education cess, employment..................

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23 April 2010
Compliance Financial Performance
Maharashtra
Report of 2009 - Financial Audit on Commercial of Government of Maharashtra

Manpower and fuel constituted 69.67 per cent of total cost. Interest, depreciation and taxes accounted for 21.10 per cent and are not controllable in short time. Thus, the controllable expenditure has to come from manpower and fuel. The expenditure on repairs and maintenance was Rs 413.23..................

Sector:
Finance |
Transport & Infrastructure |
Power & Energy |
Industry and Commerce |
Art, Culture and Sports |
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure

per cent of total cost. Interest, depreciation However, the increase in input cost was not and taxes accounted for 21.10 per cent and correctly fed in the formula resulting in are not controllable in short time. Thus, the higher fare revision. The Corporation had controllable expenditure..................

are mainly classified into the following categories (l) Agriculture and Allied Sector (ii) Small business/Artisans and Traditional Occupation (hi) Service Sector and (iv) Transport Sector. These Companies also implemented Direct Loan Schemes and Margin Money Loan Schemes through their own funds..................

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23 March 2015
Compliance Performance
Kerala
Report No. 2 of 2015 - Compliance and Performance Audit on General and Social Sector of Government of Kerala

This application provided facilities to the residents of Kerala State to pay their utility bil ls, tax and other dues to Government through a single window integrated remittance centre, without any extra cost. It was rolled out to the remaining 13 districts of Kerala by 2001. The..................

Sector:
Industry and Commerce |
Information and Communication |
Art, Culture and Sports |
Social Welfare |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
Social Infrastructure
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Compliance Performance
Maharashtra
Report of 2009 – Compliance and Performance Audit on Civil of Government of Maharashtra

of data either through Crime and Criminal Information System (CCIS) or CIPA on National server defeating very purpose of making available data online. (Paragraph 2.5.7) Lacunae in system design of CIPA software led to generation of incorrect data. (Paragraph 2.5.8.1) The CIPA work was..................

Fisheries Dev.Corpn for undertaking Dev. Of Fisheries Dev. Project Other Schemes 10 Reimbursement of sales tax/VAT on HSD 11 Assistance for purchase of fisheries requisites 12 Minor work (Discretionary grant) 221 Audit Report (Civil) for the year ended 31 March 2009 Appendix 4.2..................

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Compliance Performance
Karnataka
Report of 2011 - Performance Audit on Revenue of Government of Karnataka

After verification and approval by the CTD, the forms are issued online, which the dealers can take print out sand submit to their respective inter -State sellers. It was observed that as the online format of the statutory forms are not in the ‘pdf ’ format and the ‘copy’ function in..................

Sector:
Taxes and Duties
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11 March 2015
Compliance
Kerala
Report No. 8 of 2014 - Compliance Audit on Revenue Sector of Government of Kerala

The Report contains 30 paragraphs relating to non/short levy of tax, interest etc., involving Rs. 98.13 crore. Total revenue receipts of the State Government for the year 2013-14 amounted to Rs.49,176.93 crore..................

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department locations with a centralised server system. enable e-payment/online submission of application to facilitate online services. consider recruiting qualified personnel to administer the IT applications. Performance 11 The Government/Department may Action taken explanatory..................

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28 July 2010
Compliance Performance
Madhya Pradesh
Report of 2009 - Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31 March 2009 (Civil) Government of Madhya Pradesh

The investor was authorised to recover the capital invested by collecting toll tax from the users. This type of scheme was commonly called bond BOT. Initially, the schemes started in the year 2000 with 14 works which included strengthening and widening of five roads, construction of five..................

Sector:
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Social Welfare |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
Social Infrastructure

Scrutiny revealed (January 2009) that while calculating price v ariations of bitumen, the EE considered the full rate12 of bulk bitumen including taxes, duties and cess instead of the basic rates of bulk bitumen as specified in the special condition of the agreements. Thus the adoption of an..................

Due to faulty location of the toll booth on the Satna bypass, light vehicles not entering the bypass had to pay toll tax. (Paragraph 1.2.7.1) Bid evaluation was not transparent. Huge differences between total project costs and toll income led to extra toll collection estimated at Rs 315.90..................

partnership deed, registration of service tax, PAN/ TIN numbers; audited balance sheets, details of works executed in the past etc. They were made on the basis of experience certificates issued by private contractors. In one case, the E-in-C replied that the solvency of partners was treated as..................

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