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additional s tamp duty to Development Authorities 3.8 50 Reporting of cases of defalcation or losses of Government money 3.9 52 Proforma Accounts of Departmental Commercial Undertakings 3.1 0 53 Delay in finalisation of accounts of PSUs /Corporations 3.1 1 53 State Finances Audit Report for the............
Loans 23,075.63 201.32 Loans to Government servants and Miscellaneous loans 196.33 45.20 Reserve Fund Investments 45.20 87.29 Advances with Departmental Officers 75.34 3,304.21 Suspense and Miscellaneous Balances 3,081.44 425.76 Remittance Balances 113.09 Appendices 73 As on 31.03.2018............
4 Department/age -wise break -up of the pending cases of misappropriation, theft/losses, etc. (cases where final action was pending at the end of June 2019) 14 7 Appendix 3. R Department/category -wise details in respect of loss to Government due to theft, misappropriation/loss of Government............
Balance at end 9,376.99 - - 5,793.75 Cash in Treasuries and Local Remittances (-) 6.46 - - (-) 12.27 Deposits with Reserve Bank 11.09 - - (-) 64.45 Departmental Cash Balance including Permanent Advances 3.93 - - 3.73 Cash Balance Investment 6,401.72 - - 2,154.46 Earmarked Investment Funds............
- vii Executive Summary - ix CHAPTER I SOCIAL SECTOR Introduction 1.1 1 PERFORMANCE AUDIT MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOP MENT DEPARTMENT Performance Audit of Solid Waste Management 1.2 3 COMPLIANCE AUDIT RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PANCHAYATI RAJ DEPARTMENT Undue benefit 1.3 46............
53 CHAPTER II ECONOMIC SECTOR (OTHER THAN PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKINGS) 2.1 Introduction The audit observations relating to the State Government Departments and their units under the Economic Sector other than State Pu blic Sector Undertakings are featured in this chapter. During 2017-18,............
# BE: Budget Estimate Despite being requested by Audit (July 2018 and Jan uary 2019), the Departments did not furnish (May 2019) reasons for variation in receipts from that of the previous year. 4.1.3 The details of Budget estimates and actual realisa tion of Non-tax revenue raised during the............
135 CHAPTER V GENERAL SECTOR 5.1 Introduction The audit observations relating to various State Government departments and their units under General Sector are featured in th is chapter. During 2017-18, against a total budget provision of ` 3,515.62............
No. Name of the Department Name of Implementing Agency Fund Released (` `` ` in lakh) 1 Social Welfare 2 NGOs for Assistance to Voluntary Organisation for Providing Social Services 24.88 6 NGOs for Assistance to Voluntary Organisation for Relating to Aged 80.60 1 NGO for Beti Bachao Beti............
As per contracts awarded for executio n, the project was scheduled for commissioning during March 2015. The project c ould not be completed on time and due to delayed commissioning (September 20 17) ` 193.15 crore interest was capitalised after the scheduled commis sioning, overburdening............
The departments have accepted audit observations amounting to ` 16.64 crore and recovered ` 0.56 crore . The departments did n ot furnish specific replies to audit observations involving ` 11.03 crore, which included audit observations on short levy of S tamp D uty and R egistration F ees ( `............
exhausting the financial limits for these works, the tender approving authorities (CE , Jodhpur and the SE , Sawai M adhopur), c ontinued the rate contracts, without inviting fresh tenders and the contractors executed the works of ` 4.9 5 crore against the total tendered amount of ` 3.30 crore,............
Audit test - check ed ten contracts . Of these, Audit noticed a major lapse in the Contract for ‘ Construction of 66 kV Double Circuit (D C) line from Chickmagaluru sub - station to Balehonnur sub - station ’ wherein the Company awarded the work without proper plan in place for............
The Water Resources Department of the State Government was 101 Projects with Irrigation Potential greater than 10,000 ha. of Culturable Command Area (CCA). 102 Projects with Irrigation Potential greater than 2,000 ha . and less than 10,000 ha . of CCA. 103 Priority -1 projects (two in............
This Report contains Audit findings noticed during audit of Public Sector Undertakings of Government of Maharashtra during 2017-18. This Report is divided into five Chapters which contain compliance audit paragraphs and one Performance Audit.
State Tax Department in respect of various Acts such as, Maharashtra Value Added Tax, Bombay Sales Tax, Motor Spirit Tax, Luxury Tax , Tax on Works Contracts, etc., was as shown below in Table 1.3. Table 1.3 – Arrears in assessments as on 31 March 2 018 Name of Act Opening balance New cases............
Act) and the rules framed there-under as applicable in Maharashtra and are administered at the Government level by the Principal Secretary, Revenu e Department. The Inspector General of Registration (IGR) is the head of the Stamp duty & Registration Department who is empowered with the t ask of............
53 CHAPTER IV LAND REVENUE 4.1 Tax Administration The administration of Land Revenue Department vests with the Principal Secretary, Revenue Department. For the purpose of administration, the State has been divided into six divisions............
- x Chapter-I General Trend of revenue receipts 1.1 1 Analysis of arrears of revenue 1.2 6 Arrears in assessment 1.3 6 Evasion of tax detected by the Department 1.4 7 Refund Cases 1.5 8 Response of the Government/Departments towards audit 1.6 8 Departmental Audit Committee Meetings 1.6.2 10 Non............