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This Report has been prepared for submission to the Governor of the State of Bihar under Article 151 of the Constitution of India. Chapter-I of...
M/S Bharat Commerial 0 207000 24. Principal,Arvind 8,750 8750 Agency Mahila College 3. M/s Xerox World 0 10405 25. Principal B. N 12,500 12500 services. Collegiate, Patna 4. M/s Aditya Vision 0 105516 26. Principal R.B 10,000 10000 Vidyalaya, Patna 5. M/s Milan Stationers 11562 228344 27...................
This Report comprises of three Chapters: the first Chapter contains the financial profile of the State, planning and conduct of audit and follow-up on Audit Reports, Chapter 2 of this Report deals with the findings of five Performance Audit reviews...
M/s. Anand photocopy, for stationery 3,475 478077/24.04.08 2. M/s. Mohan transport, for taxi fair 1,000 677511/01.01.09 3. M/s. Kamala store, for stationery 11,300 677519/04.02.09 4. M/s. Chauhan electricals, for electrical items 18,800 677520/04.02.09 5. M/s. Anand Photocopy, for photocopy..................
receipts 1.1 1 Variation between the budget estimates and actual 1.2 4 Cost of collection 1.3 4 Analysis of arrears of revenue 1.4 5 Evasion of tax 1.5 6 Refunds 1.6 7 Response of the departments/Government towards audit 1.7 7 Failure of senior officials to enforce accountability and protect..................
Revenue Receipts Revenue receipts grew by ` 3,236 crore (12 per cent)over the previous year. The increase was contributed by tax revenue ` 612 crore (19 per cent), State¶s share of Union Taxes and Duties ` 1,318 crore(41 per cent)and Grants-in-aid from Audit Report (State Finances) for the..................
This Report contains 31 paragraphs relating to non/short levy of taxes, royalty, fees, rent, interest and penalty etc., loss of revenue, irregular exemption and other irregularities. It also contains a performance..................
above observations on irregular acceptance of invalid/obsolete declarations without carrying out further verification with the information available online or otherwise indicates that the AAs were not adhering to the instruction of the CT issued in 1999. Recommendation: The Department may..................
efforts to realise the penalty from the defaulting printers/ Set-makers on account of poor quality/late supply of textbooks; to recover the Service Tax as per the provisions of the contract and to strengthen the financial and Internal Control System. (Chapter-II) Audit Report on Public Sector..................
Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY), a flagship programme of Ministry of Rural Development Department (MoRD), Government of India (Gol) aims at helping rural people Below Poverty-Line (BPL) belonging to SCs/STs, freed bonded labourers and non-SC/ST categories ...
The Commissioner, P&RD, Assam while removing the BDO from service, ordered for recovery of 50 per cent of misappropriated amount from each of the BDO and JE. No amount was found recovered so far (May 2013). The Commissioner, P&RD, Assam stated (November 2013) that the matter is now subiudice..................
This Audit Report lias been prepared in three chapters. Chapter I provides an overview of State Public Sector Undertakings (SPSUs) including figures on total investments in equity/long term loans of SPSUs. data on their financial performance, status ...
State Government Projects/Schemes Assam Online Portal and Secretarial Less Paper Office Project 2.7.4 The NeGP aims to significantly transform and improve the way the Government provides services to the citizens. It is envisaged to move from a Government centric to citizen centric paradigm..................
This Report contains 35 paragraphs relating to non/short levy of taxes/ duties interest and penalty etc., loss of revenue, irregular exemption and other irregularities. It also contains a performance audit on..................
The following table brings out a comparison of the budget estimates, actual receipts of Stamp Duty (SD) and Registration Fee (RF) and the total tax receipts of the State during the period from 2007-08 and 2011-12: ( in Crore) Year 1 Budget estimates 1 1 Actual Receipts 1 Total Total..................
The mining receipts of ` 2,470.44 crore realised during the year 2010-11 constituted 19.23 and 64.41 per cent of the total revenue and non- tax revenue, respectively, of the State. We conducted a Performance Audit on Assessment, Le vy and Collection of Major and Minor Mineral Receipts for the..................