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10 December 2021
Compliance
Odisha
Report No. 6 of the year 2021- Report of the CAG of India on Revenue and Economic Sector, Government of Odisha for the year ended 31March 2020

This Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31 March 2020 has been prepared for submission to the Governor of Odisha under Article 151 of the Constitution of India for being laid before the Legislature of the...

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Agriculture and Rural Development |
Transport & Infrastructure |
Taxes and Duties
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Appendices Appendices 67 Appendix – I (Refer paragraph 2.5.6 ) Statement showing calculation of tax and penalty (Figures in `) Sl. No. Descr iption As per assessment As per Audit 1 Gross Receipt 17,57,92,085 17,57,92,085 Less sub -contractor..................

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08 December 2021
Financial
Sikkim
Report 3 of 2021, State Finances Audit Report 2019-20 Sikkim

Appendix 2.1A Abstract of Receipts and Disbursements 130 Appendix 2.1 B Summarised Financial Position of the Government of Sikkim 133 Appendix 2.2 Tax and Non-Tax Revenue collected during 2015-20 134 Appendix 2.3 Statement showing Investment at the end of 2019-20 136 Appendix 2.4 Delay in..................

Sector:
Finance
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Further, the Plan also contains the policies of the State Government for the ensuing financial year relating to taxation, expenditure, borrowings and o ther liabilities, subsidies, lending and investments, guarantees, off-budget borrowings and activities of Public Sector Undertakings that have..................

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position of the Net overall losses has deteriorated from ` 320.47 crore (2017-18) to ` 438.76 crore (2019-20) while ‘Earnings before Inte rest and Tax’ (EBIT) during the three years has shown improvement. The Capital Employed of SPSEs during 2019-20 has decreased mainly due to decrease in the..................

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changes in key fiscal ag gregates in 2019-20 compared to 2018-19 Revenue Receipts  Revenue receipts of the State decreased by 18.23 per cent  Own Tax receipts of the State increased by 8.68 per cent  Own Non-tax receipts increased by 5.42 per cent  State’s Share of Union Taxes and Duties..................

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Anticipated receipts from Central Tax transfers and funding for Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS) a re assessed and the quantum of funds required for committed expenditure on salarie s, pension, repayment of loan, etc. are also to be worked out by Finance Department. Ba sed on communication of..................

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08 December 2021
Compliance
Sikkim
Report No. 2 of 2021, Audit Report on Economic, Revenue & General Sectors 2018-19 Sikkim

Similarly, for online lotteries, the DSSL have been charging ` 59,000/- only per draw respectively. Uniformity may be brought in the process of award of marketing contracts, by following laid down procedure for selection of marketing agencies to make it more competitive and transparent...................

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ROCE is calculated by dividing a company’s earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) by the capital emp loyed 71. During 2018-19, the overall Capital Employed in 16 working PSUs as per their latest accounts was ` 15,006.94 crore while the ROCE of the PSUs ranged from (-) 44.41 per cent (Sikkim..................

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No. Name of the Department Total Budget Allocation Expenditure 1 Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services Department 75.86 66.02 2 Buildings and Housing Department 81.08 65.75 3 Commerce and Industries Department 75.28 45.93 4 Co-operation Department 16.87 16.68 5 Power Department 300.45 269.82 6..................

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Similarly, for online lotteries, the DSSL have been charging ` 59,000/- only per draw respectively. Uniformity may be brought in the process of award of marketing contracts, by following laid down procedure for selection of marketing agencies to make it more competitive and transparent...................

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29 November 2021
Compliance
Jammu and Kashmir State (Upto 30-Oct-2019)
Report no. 2 of 2021 - Prime Minister’s Development Package for the year ended 31 March 2019, Government of Jammu and Kashmir

was modified (August 2017) to ` 56.32 lakh per vehicle after including a dditional charges for conversion of BS III to BS IV and Good and Service Tax thereon. Although the Supply order was not modified, M/s Tata Motors Limited offered (February 2018) a rate of ` 50.12 lakh per vehicle with..................

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Social Infrastructure |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies
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26 November 2021
Financial
Andhra Pradesh
Report No. 3 of 2021 - State Finances Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2020

of 3.17 per cent in Revenu e Receipts during the year 2019 -20 as compared to the previous year, due primarily, to decrease in collection of Own Tax Revenue and tax transfers from Government of India. Revenue Expenditure increased by 6.93 per cent during 2019 -20, mainly due to imple..................

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Finance
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02 December 2021
Performance
Report No.11 of 2021 - Performance Audit on Implementation of Phase-III, Delhi Mass Rapid Transit System by DMRC, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs

(RS-10) was operational since 25 Dece mber 2017 and due to lack of connectivity of Line-7, DMRC had not conducted G uaranteed Energy Consumption test online. Hence, any achievement of Guaranteed Energy Consumption value in real conditions by the contractor, and penalty, if any, in case of..................

Sector:
Transport & Infrastructure

the profit ear ned by a company/ corporation from its core business operation including depreciation and amortisation but excluding interest and tax deductions. Further, as per Fourth Fare Fix ation Committee report (September 2016), Operation & Maintenance cost of Delhi metro have been..................

(RS-10) was operational since 25 Dece mber 2017 and due to lack of connectivity of Line-7, DMRC had not conducted G uaranteed Energy Consumption test online. Hence, any achievement of Guaranteed Energy Consumption value in real conditions by the contractor, and penalty, if any, in case of..................

DMRC formulated (2012) and ado pted Procurement Manual for procurement of goods and services. DMRC also formu lated General Conditions of Contract, formats for Notice Inviting Tender, Instr uctions to Tenderers, and Schedule of Powers to different levels of officers. Besides , DMRC followed..................

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18. DMRC may also ensure last mile connectivity for aug mentation of ridership through various modes including planned feeder bus services . 19. DMRC may enhance its efforts to increase operating efficiency by reducing the operating ratio and also estimate more realistic ri dership for future..................

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Total 160.76 48,565.12 45,468.89 *Initially sanctioned Phase-III corridors having le ngth of 103.05 km @ It includes ` `` `1,460 crore towards State taxes as per sanction let ter 26 September 2011 issued by GoI # It includes ` `` `21 crore towards State taxes as per sanction letter 11 September..................

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DMRC not only failed to provide last mile connectivity services, but also did not adhere to the guidelines relating to Multi Modal Integration facilities. There was shortfall of ₹1,847.87 crore in earning from Property Development and ₹1,841.19 crore from Property Business, against the..................

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29 November 2021
Compliance
Report No.5 of 2021 - Compliance Audit on Union Government (Railways) year ended March 2019

in fixing the reserve price according to the last accepted rate 2.7 49 Revenue loss due to non-levy of stabling charges 2.8 51 Non-levy of Service Tax on renting of space to vending contractors 2.9 52 Chapter 3 – Infrastructure Price Variation in Works Contracts in Indian Railways 3.1 58..................

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Transport & Infrastructure
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Para 2.9 Non-levy of Service Tax on renting of space to vendin g contractors Railwa y Administration was res ponsible to collect Service Tax from the licensees for installing vendor stalls at railway stations and its remittance to Government’s exchequer. Audit observed that in fou r Zona l..................

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Auto Stand ) 930 Nil 4903 No NAP Divisional level 1200(Auto Stand Delha) 1200 Nil 1585 No NAP Divisional level ER/ SDAH SDAH 3 1890 sqm (Radio Taxi), 200sqm (Uber) 200sqm (Ola) 1890 200 200 Nil 10529 32250 30500 No There is no unauthorized hawker in parking area No Nil NER/ LJN GKP 6..................

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29 November 2021
Financial
Report No. 7 of 2021 - Financial Audit of the Accounts of Union Government

This was primarily due to actual collections being less than RE in case of ‘Taxes on income other than Corporation Tax’ ( `66,652 crore), Corporation Tax ( `53,624 crore), Central Goods and Services Tax ( `19,929 crore), and Non-Tax revenue ( `57,349 crore). Estimates for revenue..................

Sector:
Finance

with legislature 9,000.00 8,298.29 701.71 Department reported that savings were due to less r elease of Goods and Service Tax compensation to Union Territories. Grant No. 32-Direct Taxes 20. 2020.00.001.03-Organisation and Management Services 825.70 563.52 262.18 The savings were attributed to..................

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This was primarily due to actual collections being less than RE in case of ‘Taxes on income other than Corporation Tax’ ( `66,652 crore), Corporation Tax ( `53,624 crore), Central Goods and Services Tax ( `19,929 crore), and Non-Tax revenue ( `57,349 crore). Estimates for revenue..................

to BE ( per cent ) b Variation of Actuals to RE (per cent ) b 1 Revenue Receipts 22,48,038 21,53,427 19,48,083 -2,99,955 (-13.34) -2,05,344 (-9.54) Tax Revenue c 16,52,062 15,07,377 13,59,382 -2,92,680 (-17.72) -1,47,995 (-9.82) Non-Tax Revenue d 5,95,976 6,46,050 5,88,701 -7,275 (-1.22) -57,349..................

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Table of Contents Contents Pages Preface i Highlights iii-x Chapter 1: Overview of Union Finances 1-30 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Structure of Union Government Accounts 1 1.3 Snapshot of Union Finances 1 1.4 Resources: Sources and Application of Funds 5 ...

In the following cases, significant receipts (thoug h below 50 per cent of total receipts) were booked under Minor Head 800.  Under Tax/Non-Tax Receipts these included Interest Receipts ( `2,045 crore), Customs Receipts ( `1,245 crore), Police Receipts ( `1,145 crore), Defence Services..................

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29 November 2021
Compliance
Report No.6 of 2021 - Compliance of the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act, 2003, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance

Statements 45-62 4.1 Projections of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 47 4.2 Analysis of projections and actuals of FD, RD and ERD 48 4.3 Projections for Tax and Non-Tax Revenue 51 4.4 Projections for non-debt Capital receipts 54 4.5 Projections in Medium Term Expenditure Framework St atement 55 4.6..................

Sector:
Finance

Rules also provided that MTFP cum FPS would include three-year rolling targets fo r FD, RD, Primary Deficit, Tax Revenue, Non-Tax Revenue and Central Government Debt, as per cent of GDP. The MTFP cum FPS statement was also required to detail assumptions u nderlying the fiscal outlook, GDP..................

6 of 2021 7 fiscal operations as these debts would ultimately be paid by levying taxes or by generating non- tax revenues in the future, and is thus detrimental to long term financial stability. In response to the above observation relating to th e impact of financing RD through debt on..................

such financial liabilities of any body-corporat e or other entity owned or controlled by the Central Government, which the Government is to repay or service from the Annual Financial Statement . In addition, the amended Act also incorporated the concept of “General Government Debt” which the..................

5.1.4 Lack of transparency in Direct tax receipt fi gure In the AFS and UGFA, the estimates and actual collection from Tax Revenue are reflected after taking into account the amount of refunds (includin g interest on refunds). Analysis of direct tax receipts of the Union Govern ment..................

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29 November 2021
Compliance
Report No.3 of 2021 - Compliance Audit of Union Government (Communications & IT Sector)

The numbers of Aadhaar generated from 2011-12 to 2018-19 are given in Chart 1.2. Chart 1.2: Generation of Aadhaar UIDAI provides online authentication using demograp hic and biometric data. The UID (Aadhaar) number, which uniquely identifies a resid ent, gives individuals the means to..................

Sector:
Information and Communication

As a result, it would also be liable for payment of property taxes due on the property. DoT replied (April 2019) that along with the Compan y it had put in all efforts for obtaining clearance for executing the sale deed in favour of DRDO and it expected that approvals would be obtained soon. The..................

3 of 2021 19 Chapter-II Department of Telecommunications 2.1 Implementation of USOF project (Phase I) to pro vide mobile services in areas affected by Left Wing Extremism The project for providing mobile services in LWE affected areas with funding from USOF was a significant initiative in..................

An assessment done by NIC/ NICSI for Marc h 2017, showed that only 33 per cent of the total installed VSATs were online 67 in that month. An analysis of day wise performance showed that only 11-22 per cent of VSATs were online per day during March 2017. The low level of utiliza tion of VSAT..................

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The numbers of Aadhaar generated from 2011-12 to 2018-19 are given in Chart 1.2. Chart 1.2: Generation of Aadhaar UIDAI provides online authentication using demograp hic and biometric data. The UID (Aadhaar) number, which uniquely identifies a resid ent, gives individuals the means to..................

The cost (paid to AP/ TS Online) for the required t echnical support was met from DoP funds by Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Postal Circle s for the above value-added services. Though DoP Directorate had instructed (Ma rch 2017) to execute special MoU/ tie-up with State Government for..................

in GFR with effe ct from 09 August 2016 to provide for procurement on “Government e-Marketplace” (GeM) which has been established as a portal for online procurement of common use Go ods and Services required by various Government Departments/ Organizations/ Publ ic Sector Undertakings. Rule..................

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Report No. 3 of 2021 100 Annexure- 3.1.1 (Refer to Paragraph 3.1) Statement Showing the Details of Wages Paid to Casu al Labourers/ Mazdoors without a Valid Agreement/ Contracts During the Years 2016-17 to 20 18-19 in Department of Posts (` `` ` in...

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