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of Finances Summary of Current Year’s Fiscal Transactions 1.1 1-3 Resources of IR 1.2 3-10 Cross-Subsidization of Passenger and other Coaching Services 1.3 11-12 Application of Resources 1.4 12-17 Revenue Surplus 1.5 17 Efficiency Indices 1.6 18-20 Railway Funds 1.7 20-25 Conclusion 1.8..................
This report provides an analysis of the financial performance of Indian Railways with reference to the previous year, as well as the overall trends. It also contains audit observations on the efficiency of the Indian Railways in application of funds ...
The Municipal Administration Department in its reply (November 2019) stated that the State Government had submitted its claim online in the Central Governments “SMARTNET” portal and also vide letter dated December 2018 for release of Performance Grants for 2018-19. The Ministry of Housing and..................
Amount 1 Non-submission of NDC bills for AC bills drawn by the DDOs during 201 8-19 (details at Paragraph 3.6) 52.37 Non-transfer of Green Tax collected to Public Account (details at Paragraph 1.10.4) 27.20 2 Amount remained unutilized under ZP Fund in Public Account out of the amount..................
3.9 Comments on Accounts 3.9.1 Erroneous procedure adopted for refund of Sales Tax to eligible industries As per Paragraph 2.2 under General Instructions contained in the Compilat ion of List of Major Heads and Minor Heads(LMMH), ‘Refunds of Revenue’ shall, as a general rule, be taken in..................
The DMA developed an online property tax calculator through which property owners could assess and pay their taxes. Audit n oticed certain lacun ae in the online calculator as below, which constrained augmentation of property tax by ULBs. ➢ absence of provision for collection of service..................
3 Implementation of 74 th Constitutional Amendment Act 2.1 A u d i t o b j e c t i v e s The Performance Audit (PA) seeks to ascertain ➢ Whether provisions of 74 th CAA have been adequately covered in State legislations? ➢ Whether ULBs were...
Mayor and President / Vice -President 187 192 Source: Information furnished by SEC/DMA 4 Taxation, finance and appeals; public health, education and social justice; town planning and improvement; and accounts Empowerment of Urban local bodies and their functioning 15 Implementation of 74 th..................
1.1.3 7 Resources of the State 1.2 8 Revenue Receipts 1.3 10 State’s Own Resources 1.3.1 11 Grants-in-aid from Government of India 1.3.2 13 Central Tax Transfers 1.3.3 13 Revenue arrears 1.3.4 14 Irregular deposit under Minor Head -913 1.3.5 14 Capital Receipts 1.4 15 Recoveries from loans and..................
9 43-Higher and Technical Education Department (Science and Technology Division) 21.31(15) 24.90(24) 29.27(17) 109.39(26) 170.44(32) 10 17-Commercial Tax Department 23.36(32) 18.45(27) 19.49(27) 8.08(11) 19.66(19) Capital-Voted 11 49-Water Resources Department 1,196.28(68) 544.62(33) 389.76(26)..................
increase/decrease in 2018-19 over 2017-18 Section-A: Revenue Revenue Receipts (RR) 31,564.56 40,638.35 47,053.93 52,756.03 56,151.70 6.44 Own Tax revenue (OTR) 10,349.81 11,478.95 13,299.25 12,353.44 14,752.04 19.42 OTR/RR (per cent) 32.79 28.25 28.26 23.42 26.27 - Non-Tax revenue (NTR)..................
two consecutive financial years shoul d not be spent any further and balance should be transferred as reduction of e xpenditure to the concerned service head from which the money was withdrawn. During verification of PL Accounts, it was observed that in 10 out of 25 Administrators..................
1.1.3 5 Resources of the State 1.2 6 Revenue Receipts 1.3 7 State’s Own Resources 1.3.1 8 Grants-in-aid from Government of India 1.3.2 10 Central Tax Transfers 1.3.3 10 Forgone Revenue 1.3.4 12 Labour Cess 1.3.5 12 Capital Receipts 1.4 13 Recoveries from loans and advances 1.4.1 14 Debt..................
Year up to which accounts were rendered Period up to which SAR was issued Placement of SAR in the Legislature Comments 1 Jharkhand State Legal Services Authority (JHALSA) 2016 -17 2016 -17 Not Intimated Annual Accounts for the years 201 7-18 have not been received so far (February 20 19 ) 2..................
Establishment State and Central Scheme Total Revenue Receipts 47,053.93 52,756.03 Revenue Expenditure 45,089.04 27,952.98 22,999.09 50,952.07 Own Tax revenue 13,299.25 12,353.44 General Services 13,023.76 16,105.92 452.41 16,558.33 Non -Tax revenue 5,351.42 7,846.67 Social Services 18,557.37..................
9 43-Higher and Technical Education De partment (Science and Technology Division) 18.45(25) 21.31(15) 24.90(24) 29.27(17) 109.39(26) 10 17-Commercial Tax Department 8.18( 13) 23.36(32) 18.45(27) 19.49(27) 8.08(11) Capital -Voted 11 49-Water Resources Department 1,130.96(68) 1,196.28(68) 544.62..................
The Bank invited (March 2015) online application for the post of REs. However, posts of BAs were not advertised. The written examination of REs consisted of three tests viz., English Language (30 marks), Reasoning (35 marks) and Quantitative Aptitude (35 marks) aggregating 100 marks and were..................
REVENUE SECTOR CHAPTER-1: GENERAL Trend of revenue receipts 1.1 1 Analysis of arrears of revenue 1.2 3 Arrears in assessments 1.3 4 Evasion of tax detected by the department 1.4 4 Pendency of Refund Cases 1.5 5 Response of the Government/ departments towards audit 1.6 5 Position of..................
Audit findings Trends in key fiscal aggregates: The State Government could not achieve budget estimates in respect of Revenue Receipts, State’s Own Tax Revenue, Non Tax Revenue, Revenue Expenditure, Capital Expenditure and Total Expenditure. The State had a Revenue Surplus which increased from..................
Audit findings and recommendations The State had revenue surplus during 2016-17 even thou gh there was shortfall of State’s own non tax revenue and grant-i n-aid vis-a-vis projected estimates. The opening cash balance for the year 2016-17 decreased by `98 crore from `527 crore to `429 crore...................