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08 July 2019
Performance
Report No.1 of 2019 - Performance Audit on Assessment of Assessees in Entertainment Sector, Union Government, Department of Revenue - Direct Taxes

(b) Charge: PCIT-2, Bengaluru Assessee: M/s Kasthuri Medias Pvt. Ltd. Assessment Year: 2014-15 As per Section 50C of the Act, if \b property is sol d below the v\blue fixed by the st\bmp v\blu\btion \buthority, then the v\blue \bsses sed by such \buthority sh\bll be the deemed v\blue of...............

Sector:
Taxes and Duties
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01 July 2019
Compliance
Report No.4 of 2019 - Compliance Audit of Union Government, Department of Revenue (Indirect Taxes – Central Excise and Service Tax)

sell the goods belonging to the defa\blter which are \bnder the control of the proper officer and to take action to distrain and sell any movable or immovable property belonging to s\bch person. Similarly, Section 73 of the Finance Act, 1994, empowers the Central Excise Officer to serve notice to...............

Sector:
Taxes and Duties

belonging \fo \fhe defa\bl\fer which are \bnder \fhe con\frol of \fhe proper officer and \fo \fake ac\fion \fo dis\frain and sell any movable or immovable proper\fy belonging \fo s\bch person. Similarly, Sec\fion 73 of \fhe Finance Ac\f, 1994, empowers \fhe Cen\fral Excise Officer \fo serve...............

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21 February 2019
Compliance
Arunachal Pradesh
Report No.2 of 2018 - Social, Economic, General, Revenue and Economic (PSUs) Sectors, Government of Arunachal Pradesh

77 Compliance Audit Paragraphs Tax and Excise Department Failure of Assessing Officer to detect short realis ation of tax 4.2 83 Non-furnishing of returns by registered dealers 4.3 85 Failure of Assessing Officer to take action to register un- registered dealers 4.4 85 Loss of revenue due to...............

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies
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1 1.1 Introduction This Chapter of the Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2017 deals with audit findings on State Government departments under the Social Sector. During 2016-17, total budget allocation of the Stat e Government in major...

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35.48 51.51 5.29 Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2017 136 Appendix -4.3.1 (Reference: Paragraph 4.3) Statement showing non-furnishing of returns by regi stered dealers Sl. No. Name of the firm TIN No. Year No. of Quarters Penalty payable (in ` `` ` ) 1 M/s Yahung Tekseng 12090018160 1...............

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17 December 2018
Compliance Performance
Karnataka
Report No.5 of 2018 - Grant, Lease, Eviction of Encroachment and Regularisation of Unauthorised Occupation of the Government Lands, Government of Karnataka

Some of these lands , which were used for grazing and other common purposes became common property resources over time. These include Gomal a lands (those used for grazing the cattle); Gunduthopu (those used for planting trees for common use); Poramboku ( or the cultivable wa ste); uncultivable...............

Sector:
Environment and Sustainable Development |
Social Welfare

13 Chapter IV Disposal of Government land by Grant/Lease The process of transfer of Government land in Karnataka is governed by the KLG Rules, 1969 , and the KLR Rules, 1966 . The chart below depict s the flow of the Departmental process to grant /...

Guidance Value (GV) is the estimate d value of property as notified by the Central Valuation Committee 48 . The KLG Rules also prescribe fulfilment of certain conditions for granting concessions to institutions for religious and charitable purposes . Whether concessions in valuation were as per...............

43 Chapter VIII Eviction of Encroachment of Government land Encroachment of Government land adversely affects the inventory and reduces the availability, disposal and equity in distribution of land resource. The KLR Act / Rules prescribe summary...

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07 February 2019
Compliance Performance
Uttar Pradesh
Report No.2 of 2018 - Public Sector Undertakings Government of Uttar Pradesh

2. The 22 PSUs that had finalised their accounts in the last three years had an average negat ive Return on Investment of 19 per cent agains t average borrowing cost of 6.52 per cent resulting in total loss to the public exchequer of ` 11,920.32 crore as per their latest finalised...............

Sector:
Finance

19 A-MCTSL entered (April 2010 ) AMC with M/s Shyama Shyam Services (Contractor) with a condition that the C ontractor would return the scrap to the UTC. However, due to absence of internal control mechanism and internal audit A-MCTSL failed to ensure return of scrap by the C ontractor against...............

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The 22 PSUs (PSUs in which the State Government has made investments ) generated an average negat ive Return on Investment of 19 per cent on the investments made by the State Government. This remai ned well below the av erage cost of borrowings of 6.52 per cent during 2014 -15 to 2016 -17................

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for more than three years) as per their latest finalis ed financial statements (figures in column 4 to 9 are ` in crore and 10 to 12 in per cent ) Return on Capital employed (ROCE) α Return on invest - ment (ROI) β Return on equity (ROE) ∞ Sl. No. Name of PSU Year of finalised Account Net...............

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12 February 2019
Performance
Report No.23 of 2018 - Performance Audit on Assessment of Assessees in Real Estate Sector, Union Government, Department of Revenue - Direct Taxes

We verified records of 923 \bransac\bions per\baining \bo \bhird par\bies of sale/ purchase of immovable proper\bies each having consid era\bion of more \bhan rupees one crore from \bhe scru\biny cases wi\bhin \bhe selec\bed assessmen\b charges/In\belligence & Criminal Inves\biga\bion wing of...............

Sector:
Taxes and Duties

Raising bogus unsecured loan may also be a way of mani\bulating books of acc ounts. Under valuation of the immovable \bro\berty during sa le/\burchase from the \brevailing fair market value (i.e. value ado\bted fo r stam\b duty \bur\bose) and inflation of construction ex\benses are also...............

3.3 In\bormation co\f\fected \brom third party 3.3.1 The ROs/SROs in the states are required to submit information on sale/\burchase of immovable \bro\berties to ITD throug h Annual Information Re\borts (AIRs). The information in res\bect of sale and \burchase of immovable \bro\berties valuing `...............

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30 November 2018
Compliance Performance
Kerala
Report No.6 of 2018 - Economic Sector, Government of Kerala

The SE recommended (March 2014) the bid for Government approval. The Government returned (April 2014) the proposal directing retransmission after re-tender without citing any reason. On re-tender (July 2014), again a single tender was received which was from KSCC, but the rate quoted this...............

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies

The SE recommended (March 2014) the bid for Government approval. The Government returned (April 2014) the proposal directing retransmission after re-tender without citing any reason. On re-tender (July 2014), again a single tender was received which was from KSCC, but the rate quoted this...............

Chapter : II – Performance Audit 9 CHAPTER-II PERFORMANCE AUDIT FORESTS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT 2. Implementation of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 in the State. 2.1 Introduction . The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 (the Act), a Central Act, ...

The Department stated that a challan was issued to SIDCO for return of the paid amount with 18 per cent interest as penal interest. Non-adherence to the tender and agreemen t conditions, lapses in selection of competent suppliers, non-observance to provisions of SPM and poor contract...............

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23 November 2018
Compliance
Tripura
Report No.1 of 2018 - Social, Economic and Revenue Sectors, Government of Tripura

The Return on Equity (ROE) in re spect of 3 working SPSUs 6 was 5.45 per cent. The ROE in respect of remaining eight working SPSUs 7 was negative {(-) 26.39 per cent} as per their latest finalised accounts. 1 Non-working SPSUs are those which have ceased to c arry on their operations. 2...............

Sector:
Taxes and Duties |
Finance
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However, no such system existed in the Excise Organisation. A system of obt aining audited accounts along with annual return would have helped the Excise Org anisation to detect variation in stock position of the licenced dealers. The organisation stated (November 2017) that decisi on would...............

Audit Report for the year 2016-17, Government of Tripura 143 CHAPTER V: FOLLOW UP OF AUDIT OBSERVATIONS 5. 1 Follow-up Action on earlier Audit Reports 5.1.1 Explanatory notes not submitted Serious irregularities noticed in audit are include d in the ...

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outstanding at the end of year Accumulated Profit (+) / Loss (-) Turnover Net profit (+)/ loss (-) Net impact of Audit Comments Capital Employed Return on capital employed Percentage return on capital employed Manpower 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 A. Working Government Companies...............

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10 January 2019
Compliance Performance
Chhattisgarh
Report No.3 of 2018 - General, Social and Economic Sectors, Government of Chhattisgarh

Tenders awarded to ineligible contractors 3.1 .3.4 100 3.1.5 Irregular acceptance of bids on grounds of improper/incorrect submission of income tax returns 3.1.3.5 101 3.2.1 Execution of non-rural road works from MNP fu nd 3.2.4.1 102 Preface iii PREFACE This Report for the year ended 31 March...............

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies

Recommendation It is recommended that Departmental offices maintai n savings accounts with sweep facility to maximise returns on unutilis ed balances under NFSM. 2.2.8 Production performance As on December 2014, Chhattisgarh had 37.36 lakh fa rmer families having 47.75 lakh hectares (ha) of...............

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10 January 2019
Compliance
Chhattisgarh
Report No.4 of 2018 - Revenue Sector, Government of Chhattisgarh

Further, the Commercial Tax and Mineral Resou rces de partment s monitored arrears of revenue through quarterly /monthly returns submitted by field units. The remaining three departments do not have any mechanism to monitor arrears of revenue. Recommendation: The departments should create a...............

Sector:
Taxes and Duties |
Finance
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Further, the Commercial Tax and Mineral Resou rces de partment s monitored arrears of revenue through quarterly /monthly returns submitted by field units. The remaining three departments do not have any mechanism to monitor arrears of revenue. Recommendation: The departments should create a...............

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