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10 June 2021
Compliance
Kerala
Report No.3 of 2021 - Revenue Sector, Government of Kerala

28 Application for refund filed electronically by the applicant. Even though online submission of refund application started from 1 July 2017, it became completely automated from 26 September 2019 onwards only. 29 Form in which the proper officer communicates the deficiencies to the applicant...................

Sector:
Taxes and Duties
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28 Application for refund filed electronically by the applicant. Even though online submission of refund application started from 1 July 2017, it became completely automated from 26 September 2019 onwards only. 29 Form in which the proper officer communicates the deficiencies to the applicant...................

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Audit noticed that even though the SGST D has developed an online database, the data entry process is not yet completed. In the case of the Registration department, the d atabase is not properly maintained and the process of correcting errors in the database is going on. In the other selected..................

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 Printing of e -stamps be permitted online only and number of prints may be restricted to one. Provision may be made for issue of revised e -stamp in cases were additional stamps are required. Provision for recording the serial number of the e -stamp has to be made in OPEN PEARL .  Steps..................

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10 June 2021
Compliance
Kerala
Report No.4 of 2021 - Economic Sector, Government of Kerala

The reply is not tenable as a patent application af fords protection to the invention from the date of its filing. The University had ap plied for patents in respect of five products before transfer of technology thus pr otecting their patent. However, the technology in respect of remaining 11..................

Sector:
Science and Technology |
Social Infrastructure |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies |
Transport & Infrastructure
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The reply is not tenable as a patent application af fords protection to the invention from the date of its filing. The University had ap plied for patents in respect of five products before transfer of technology thus pr otecting their patent. However, the technology in respect of remaining 11..................

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According to Para 7.3.16 of the Kerala Public Works Account Code, if any plant or machinery which is serviceable is not required for immediate use on any work in any Division, it shall be sold and if any plant is cons idered unserviceable, it shall be condemned with the sanction of the..................

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10 June 2021
Compliance
Kerala
Report No.2 of 2021 -Public Sector Undertakings, Government of Kerala

The reply confirmed that there was absence of technical analysis which hindered online monitoring of sales in retail outlets.  WAREHOUSING CORP decided (July 2017) to use the existing Tally financial accounting package even after implementation of the ERP system. Hence, generation and export..................

Sector:
Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies |
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure
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24 Cold reserve in a power system is that reserve capacity which is available for service but normally not ready for immediate loading. Audit Report No.2 (PSUs), Kerala for the year ended 31 March 2019 [32] The important technical terms featured in this Report have been explained in the..................

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company’s profitability and the efficiency with which its capital is used and is calculated by dividing company’s earnings before interest and taxes by capital employed. Return on Equity is a measure of performance calculated by dividing net profit aft er tax by shareholders’ fund. 6 The..................

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The reply confirmed that there was absence of technical analysis which hindered online monitoring of sales in retail outlets. WAREHOUSING CORP decided (July 2017) to use the existing Tally financial accounting package even after implementation of the ERP system. Hence, generation and export..................

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01 June 2021
Compliance
Kerala
Report No. 1 of 2021 - General and Social Sector, Government of Kerala

F-GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Under -utilisation of a Mobile Incinerator 2.5 33 Loss of revenue due to non -adherence to the Kerala Panchayat Raj (Property Tax, Ser vice Cess and Surcharge) Rules, 2011 2.6 35 Loss of e xcavated material in Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporatio n 2.7 36 Non -adherence..................

Sector:
Local Bodies |
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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1.6.4. Financial Profile of LSGIs 1.6.4.1. Funds flow to LSGIs The resources of LSGIs consist of own revenue such as tax and non -tax revenue, funds devolved by State Government, Government of India ( GoI ) grants, and loans from financial institutions. During 2018 -19, out of the total..................

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29 July 2021
Compliance Performance
Bihar
Report No. 2 of 2021 of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Public Sector Undertakings for the year ended 31 March 2019 (Government of Bihar).

on detailed field survey and latest approved schedule of rates as per the scheme guidelines Preparation of Need Assessment Documents/DPRs and online submission of DPRs duly recommended by SLDRC to PFC. Implementation of the scheme within the scheduled completion period as per..................

Sector:
Finance |
Science and Technology |
Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure
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29 July 2021
Compliance Performance
Bihar
Report No. 1 of 2021 - Revenue Sector, Government of Bihar

Audit further observed that online NOC was available in VAHAN database from January 2018 only, however the levy of additional fee was not mapped in VAHAN and 2,060 cases prior to January 2018 were verified from the above Register maintained in this regard. Thus, non-levy of additional fee by..................

Sector:
Taxes and Duties

Audit further observed that online NOC was available in VAHAN database from January 2018 only, however the levy of additional fee was not mapped in VAHAN maintained in this regard. Thus, non-levy of additional fee by DTOs and its non- mapping in VAHAN resulted in non-realisation of additional..................

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20 May 2021
Compliance
Andhra Pradesh
Report No.1 of 2021 - General,Social & Economic Sectors and Public Sector Undertakings Government of Andhra Pradesh

Audit scrutiny (September 2018 ) of the re cords of DIPR revealed that it entrusted (May 2018) the work of printing and supply of 1.20 crore ‘AP online’ 110 receipt forms per month, pre -printed with advertisements on Government programmes, to an empanelled agency. As per the agreed rates,..................

Sector:
Local Bodies |
Industry and Commerce |
Art, Culture and Sports |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
Power & Energy

As a result, t here was an excess expenditure of 2.12 crore as given in the Table 2.4. 110 AP online- A digital gateway for the Government to offer m ultiple services to its citizens, through a single window The Department of Information and Public Relations failed to avai l the lowest unit..................

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(Paragraph 2.10) Overview Page 9 Incomplete transfer of Profession Tax to Greater Visakhapatn am Municipal Corporation GVMC could not receive an amount of 218.23 crore towards its share in Profession Tax (PT) collections in its jurisdiction as per the devolution provided i n the AP Tax on..................

It assumes significance when compared with the conventional Rate of Return (RoR), which is calculated by dividing the Profit After Tax (PAT) b y the sum of all such investments counted on historical cost basis. Investment for this pur pose included equity, interest free loans, subsidies and..................

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As per Para 12(d), all Gram Panchayats, Municipalities and Corporations shall collect an additional cess of three per cent on all property taxes, proceeds of which shall be credited to the respective Sports A uthorities for expending within the same area During 2015- 19, no amounts in the form..................

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20 May 2021
Compliance
Andhra Pradesh
Report No.2 of 2021 - Revenue Sector Government of Andhra Pradesh

The Transport Department of Andhra Pradesh uses an IT application, ‘Citizen Friendly Services in Transport Department (CFST)’, for providing online services to the public. The system encompasses the core functions of the department such as issue o f driving licenses, issue of fitness..................

Sector:
Taxes and Duties
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Compliance
Tripura
Report on State Finance for the year ending 31/03/2019

While it could not achieve the projections with regard to it s own tax revenue, other key parameters like non-tax revenue, outstanding liabilities to GS DP ratio and growth of GSDP improved significantly as compared to the projections made i n the MTFP, as the non-tax collection and growth rate..................

Sector:
Finance
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distinguishing the Government transacti ons in to Sections like revenue and capital (including public debt, loans and advances) , Sectors like tax revenue and other revenue and grants-in-aid, Sub-sectors like taxes o n income and expenditure, fiscal services etc. On the expenditure side..................

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184.72 Dr. 167.49 Dr. 141.80 110- RBI suspense central accounts office Dr. 10.14 Dr. 10.14 --- 0.00 112- Tax deducted at source (TDS) suspense Cr. 21.06 Cr. 41.66 Cr. 29.30 123- A.I.S officers Group Insurance Scheme Cr. 0.23 Cr. 0.24 Cr. 0.24 129- Material purchase settlement suspense accounts..................

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Statement of cases where re-appropriation proved un necessary, excessive or insufficient resulting in savings/exce ss of more than ` 50 lakh in each service of account during 2018-19 2.10 125 Department-wise and year-wise break up of outstandi ng AC Bills drawn upto 31 March 2019 but remained..................

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While it could not achieve the projections with regard to it s own tax revenue, other key parameters like non-tax revenue, outstanding liabilities to GS DP ratio and growth of GSDP improved significantly as compared to the projections made i n the MTFP, as the non-tax collection and growth rate..................

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19 March 2021
Compliance Performance
Meghalaya
Report No. 3 of 2020 - Revenue Sector Government of Meghalaya

1841 8.76 Tax Deductor at Source 308 1.47 Tax Collection at Source (e-commerce dealer) 32 0.02 Input Service Distributor nil Nil Non-resident nil Nil Online Information Database Access and Retrieval Service (OIDAR) nil Nil UIN dealer nil Nil Total 21004 Source: Compilation of data from the back..................

Sector:
Environment and Sustainable Development |
Finance |
Transport & Infrastructure |
Taxes and Duties
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1841 8.76 Tax Deductor at Source 308 1.47 Tax Collection at Source (e-commerce dealer) 32 0.02 Input Service Distributor nil Nil Non-resident nil Nil Online Information Database Access and Retrieval Service (OIDAR) nil Nil UIN dealer nil Nil Total 21004 Source: Compilation of data from the back..................

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CHAPTER – I GENERAL 1.1 Trend of Revenue Receipts Revenue Receipts of the State comprise the following:-  Tax and non-tax revenues raised by Government of Me ghalaya,  State’s share of net proceeds of divisible Union taxes and duties assigned to the..................

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CHAPTER – V FOREST & ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT 5.1 Tax Administration Meghalaya ranks fourth among the states in terms of percentage of forest cover in the country. The forest and tree cover of the..................

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CHAPTER – VI STAMPS & REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT 6.1 Tax Administration The Stamps & Registration Department is responsible for collection of revenue under the Indian Stamps Act, 1899 and the Indian..................

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