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5. Securitisation of outstanding dues of Central Public Sector Undertakings Done in 200405. 6. Online computerized billing in all major towns Computerized billing done in all major towns in stand alone system. 7. To bring down the level of ASEBs receivable to 60 days billing 82 days..................
APDCL was required to introduce consumer friendly steps like computerized billing, online bill payment, establishment of customer care centres etc., to enhance satisfaction of consumers and reduce the scope for grievances among them. The billing issues have already been discussed in..................
consumers 5. Securitisation of outstanding dues of Done in 2004-05. Central Public Sector Undertakings 6. Online computerized billing in all Computerized billing done in all major towns major towns in stand alone system. 7. To bring down the level of ASEB’s 82 days receivable to 60 days..................
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..................
It also failed to maintain the accounts online. (Paragraph 1.4) 5. Audit of Transactions Audit of financial transactions in various departments of the Government revealed instances of avoidable expenditure, excess payment, undue financial aid, unauthorised expenditure, idle expenditure and..................
7.5 Irregular payment of income tax on the interest accrued As per NFSM guidelines, a separate bank account should be opened to deposit the NFSM funds received from GOI. Accordingly, a joint account in the name of Mission Director (MD) NFSM and Director. Agriculture w as opened. It was noticed..................
In response to the Twelfth Finance Commission's recommendations, the Chhattisgarh Government enacted its Fiscal Responsibilities and Budget Management (FRBM) Act, entitled the Chhattisgarh Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2005, with a view to ensure...
Section-A: Revenue Non -Plan Plan Total 15,662.76 Revenue 18,153.66 13,793.70 Revenue 10,447.64 6,817.80 17,265.44 receipts expenditure 6,593.72 Tax revenue 7,123.25 3,598.75 General services 4,305.19 44.58 4,349.77 2.202.21 Non-tax revenue 3,043.01 6,152.75 Social services 2,874.87 5,148.67..................
identification and tracking of OOSC through community participation by Chapter-I-Performance Review 73 regular updating of VERs/WERs and developing online tracking systems. Further, provision of optimum aids and appliances to CWSN, strengthening ICDS centers and timely supply of FTBs and other..................
Further scrutiny of records revealed that these EGS centers (5,017) were upgraded without appointment of regular teachers and services of the Sikhya Mitra (SM) and Additional Sikhya Mitra (ASM) were discontinued. The Department thus, upgraded these EGS centers without proper planning and students..................
These institutions also earn revenue through taxes, rents, issue of licenses and car parking etc. They are mandated to utilise these funds for provision of adequate civic amenities for the public. During 2005-10, both the MBs received `7.32 crore under the schemes Integrated Development..................
This Report comprises four Chapters which include four performance audits,an integrated audit of the Commerce and Industries Department and 19 paragraphs on audit of financial transactions of various Government departments. Government Companies and...
certificate (DSC) by multiple users and participation in the tendering process even after expiry of its validity defeated its very purpose of secured online bidding. (Paragraph 1.3.10) Performance of multiple jobs by single user due to non-segregation of duties rendered the system to high risk and..................
Chhattisgarh State Civil Supplies Corporation Limited incurred avoidable expenditure of? 12.11 crore due to non-payment of Advance Income Tax and non-submission of IT Return in time. (Paragraph 4.3.1) Fixation of selling price of soyabean oil by Chhattisgarh State Civil Supplies..................
retail price at FPS level with not mor e than 50 paisa per kg towards margins for whole sellers /retailers, transportatio n charges, levies, local taxes etc. over the CIP ( `5.65 per kg) for BPL rice. However, the State Gover nment fixed the end retail price ranging from `6.27 per kg to `6.56..................
defeat the purpose of creation of the site as the assessing officers of the other States would not be able to verify the particulars of these forms online. Besides, the department has not made it mandatory for the assessing officers of the State to verify the information available on the site..................
CHAPTER-I: GENERAL 1.1 Trend of revenue receipts 1.1.1 The tax and non-tax revenue raised by the Government of Bihar during the year 2008-09, the State's share of divisible Union taxes and grants-in-aid..................
CHAPTER- IV: TAXES ON MOTOR VEHICLES 4.1 Results of audit Test check of the records of the transport offices during the year 2008-09, revealed non/short levy of..................
registration fees and all other fees are deposited directly into bank by the parties through civilians and verify the same from the bank account online. Then, the registered deed would be delivered within 20 to 25 minutes. For implementation of the project, the entire computer system was..................
Finance Act, International treaties, laws and regulations on administration, accounting laws, environmental protection and civil rights laws, tax laws etc. Non compliance wit h applicable laws and regulations makes these vulnerable to fraud, misappropriation, fictitious payment,..................