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18 March 2017
Compliance Financial Performance
Sikkim
Annual Technical Inspection Report on Panchayati Raj Institutions & Urban Local Bodies 2014-15 Sikkim

The system generated financial reports we re also uploaded in the web and can be viewed online by logging in to www.panchayatonli ne.gov.in. However, necessary entries in the registers prescri bed by the nodal Department (RMDD) based on New Accounting format were not done by GPs . 25 CHAPTER-II..................

Sector:
Local Bodies
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Audit noticed that services of DFO were not utilise d by ZP (East) w.e.f April 2009 as the only activity under forestry sector i.e., implement ation of Integrated Waste land Development Project (IWDP) was discontinued since A pril 2009. Further, no supporting staff was posted in ZP (East) to..................

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However, functions of Lokayukta were not defined in the notification issued in February 2014. 3.10 Property Tax Board Property Tax Board, although required to be set up as recommended in 13 th Finance Commission Report, had not been set up in Sikkim as of March 2015. 3.11 Service Level..................

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28 March 2016
Compliance Financial Performance
Sikkim
Annual Technical Inspection Report on Panchayat Raj Institutions & Urban Local Bodies 2013-14 Sikkim

1. An overview of Panchayat Raj Institutions Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993 provides for collect ion of taxes under Section 39(1) and 40(1). The information in this regard was received from 114 GPs out of which 22 GPs had neither initiated any steps to identify the areas fo r levying taxes nor..................

Sector:
Local Bodies

State Government Grants are received through devolution of net proceeds of the total tax revenue on the recommendations of the State Finance Commis sion. While power to collect certain taxes is vested with the ULBs, powers pertaining to the rates and revision thereof, procedure of collection,..................

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13 August 2022
Compliance
Himachal Pradesh
Government of Himachal Pradesh: Annual Technical Inspection Report on Panchayati Raj Institutions and Urban Local Bodies for the years ended 31 March 2018 and 31 March 2019

In respect of non- maintenance of vouchers, it was stated that the online vouchers were maintained by Takniki Sahayak and the vouchers woul d be shown to audit later. The Secretary, GP Fariyan stated (December 2018) that cash book for that year would be got prepared by then Panchayat Secretary..................

Sector:
Local Bodies

(b) During 2018-19, it was noticed in NP Karsog that t he following registers had not been maintained: 1) Stock & issue register 2) House tax (Demand & Collection) register 3) MAS register related to works executed 4) Shop rent (Demand & Collection) register 5) Mobile tower fee register 6)..................

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Besides, revenue is also mobilised by the ULBs in the form o f taxes, rent, fees, etc. The funds of ₹ 433.52 crore and ₹ 794.91 crore were allotted to the ULBs for the year s 2017-18 and 2018-19 respectively. (Paragraph 3.4.1)  During 2017-18 and 2018-19, 25 and 26 ULBs respecti..................

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13 August 2022
Financial
Himachal Pradesh
Government of Himachal Pradesh Report No. 2 of the year 2022: State Finances Audit Report of the C&AG for the year ended 31 March 2021

Only 31 per cent of the Revenue Receipts came from the State’s own resources compri sing taxes and non-taxes, while the remaining 69 per cent were contributed by central transfers comprising the State’s share in central taxes and duties (14 per cent) and Grants-in-Aid from GoI (55 per..................

Sector:
Finance

received by PR Is, such as grants received from Central Finance Commission and State Finance Commis sion, and its own revenue which includes tax and non-tax receipts. The legisl ation governing Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) envisages that Municipal Fund is to be held by ULBs (Nagar Panchayat,..................

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i TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph(s) Page(s) Preface - ix Executive Summary - xi-xiv CHAPTER-I OVERVIEW Profile of State 1.1 1 Gross State Domestic Product of Himachal Pradesh 1.1.1 1-2 Sectoral contribution to GSDP 1.1.2 2-3 Basis and Approach to State ...

Changes in key fiscal aggregates in 2020-21 compare d with 2019-20 Revenue Receipts  Revenue receipts of the State increased by 8.77 per cent  Own Tax receipts of the State increased by 6.02 per cent  Own Non-tax receipts of the State decreased by 12.5 3 per cent  State’s Share of Union..................

4-General Administration 244.15 4.63 213.21 30.94 2. 6-Excise and Taxation 84.73 17.01 84.22 0.52 Unnecessary Supplemen- tary Grants 10 Cases: Original Provision: ₹ 4,045.30 Cr; Expenditure: ₹ 3,578.84 Cr Supplementary provision in these cases: ₹ 140.23 Cr Entire supplementary..................

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10 August 2022
Performance
Haryana
Report no. 6 of the Year 2022 on Functioning of Haryana Power Generation Corporation Limited (Government of Haryana)

The landed cost of fuel for the month includes price of coal corres ponding to the grade of coal inclusive of royalty, taxes and duties as applicabl e, transportation cost by rail/road or any other means. The fuel cost also in cludes normative transit/ moisture losses and handling losses as..................

Sector:
Power & Energy
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The landed cost of fuel for the month includes price of coal corres ponding to the grade of coal inclusive of royalty, taxes and duties as applicabl e, transportation cost by rail/road or any other means. The fuel cost also in cludes normative transit/ moisture losses and handling losses as..................

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Chapter 3 Fuel and Inventory Management 29 Chapter 3 Fuel and Inventory Management Fuel cost is the major component of the total cost of the power generation. Optimization of the fuel cost through effective and efficient planning of procurement and...

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However, the Company did not mention this amount wh ile filing true-up petition for respective years. As a result, the Com pany had claimed and recovered excess interest of ` 107.23 crore on working capital involved in maintenance of coal stock from Haryana DISCOMs thro ugh tariff. This had put..................

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Chapter 6 Power Procurement on the basis of Merit Order Dispatch by Haryana Power Purchase Centre for Haryana State 61 Chapter 6 Power Procurement on the basis of Merit Order Dispatch by Haryana Power Purchase Centre for Haryana State Haryana Power...

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10 August 2022
Compliance
Haryana
Report No. 7 of 2022 on Compliance Audit of Energy & Power, Industries & Commerce and Urban Development clusters for the year ended 31 March 2021(Government Of Haryana)

10 The two power distribution companies (DISCOMs) 2 in the State of Haryana are responsible for preparation of Detailed Project Rep orts (DPRs) and online submission of DPRs duly recommended by the State Le vel Standing Committee 3 (SLSC) to the Nodal Agency and implementation of t he scheme as..................

Sector:
Power & Energy
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Chapter 4 Urban Development 31 CHAPTER 4 Urban Development Town and Country Planning Department 4.1 Non-recovery of differential amount of license fee at revised rates Due to non-initiation of timely action, the department failed to recover the...

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2019-20 2020-21 Budget Estimates Actual Budget Estimates Actual Budget Estimates Actual Budget Estimates Actual Budget Estimates Actual General Services 21,663 21,631 24,379 26,699 29,788 28,169 35,358 31,884 37,228 34,734 Social Services 29,403 25,473 31,404 28,061 34,176 29,743 36,114..................

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10 The two power distribution companies (DISCOMs) 2 in the State of Haryana are responsible for preparation of Detailed Project Rep orts (DPRs) and online submission of DPRs duly recommended by the State Le vel Standing Committee 3 (SLSC) to the Nodal Agency and implementation of t he scheme as..................

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3.3 Avoidable interest burden due to short deposit of advance income tax The Company delayed adoption of Income Computation and Disclosure Standards and had to pay penal interest of ` ` ` ` 14.99 crore. In the process it had to bear avoidable additional interest cost of ` `` ` 4.05 crore...................

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04 August 2022
Financial
Jharkhand
Report No. 2 of 2022 - State Finances Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31 March 2021

Further, the budget must distinguish expenditure on the revenue account from other expenditures. Revenue receipts consist of tax revenue, non-tax revenue, share of Union Taxes/ Duties, and grants from Government of India. Revenue expenditure consists of all those expenditures of the government..................

Sector:
Finance
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Further, the budget must distinguish expenditure on the revenue account from other expenditures. Revenue receipts consist of tax revenue, non -tax revenue, share of Union Taxes/ Duties, and grants from Government of India. Revenue expenditure consists of all those expenditures of the..................

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in key fiscal aggregates in 2020 -21 compared to 2019 -20 Revenue Receipts ✓ Revenue receipts of the State decreased by 3.88 per cent ✓ Own Tax receipts of the State increased by 0.70 per cent ✓ Own Non -tax receipts decreased by 13.55 per cent ✓ State’s Share of Union Tax es and..................

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3.3 Comments on transparency of budgetary and accounting process 3.3.1 Budget projection and gap between estimates and actual Efficient management of tax administration/other receipts and public expenditure holds the balance for achievement of various fiscal indicators. Budgetary allocations..................

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of Revenue Receipts 2.08 4.03 -4.56 -3.88 2 b. of Own Tax Revenue 2.12 13.69 -4.43 0.65 3 c. of Non -Tax Revenue 23.38 5.96 -35.60 -13.55 4 d. of Total Expenditure 4.16 5.85 4.54 6.92 5 e. of Capital Expenditure -5.55 -17.65 -2.36 17.93 6 f. Capital Outlay -4.76 -7.78 -2.84 -14.31 7 g. Loan &..................

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08 August 2022
Performance
Haryana
Report No. 4 of the year 2022 on Performance Audit on Functioning of Transport Department (Government Of Haryana)

Further, DST had issued instructions (Decemb er 2016) that the collection of rent from shops and other rented facilities at b us stand should be done online only. Short recovery of rent On the basis of available cash receipts slips relat ing to lease rent including Service Tax/GST of five shops at..................

Sector:
Transport & Infrastructure
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Further, DST had issued instructions (Decemb er 2016) that the collection of rent from shops and other rented facilities at b us stand should be done online only. Short recovery of rent On the basis of available cash receipts slips relat ing to lease rent including Service Tax/GST of five shops at..................

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08 August 2022
Financial
Haryana
Report No. 3 of the year 2022 on State Finances Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2021 (Government of Haryana)

Two ID based passwords for online access (PAN-State Data) to the back-end syst ems had been provided (March 2021) by the State Excise and Taxation Depar tment. The State Excise and Taxation Department also assured that remaining user ID passwords would be provided to the audit team during..................

Sector:
Finance
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Two ID based passwords for online access (PAN-State Data) to the back-end syst ems had been provided (March 2021) by the State Excise and Taxation Depar tment. The State Excise and Taxation Department also assured that remaining user ID passwords would be provided to the audit team during..................

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Comments on effectiveness of budgetary and acco unting process 3.4.1 Budget projection and gap between expectation and actual Efficient management of tax administration/other re ceipts and public expenditure holds the balance for achievement of va rious fiscal indicators. Budgetary allocations..................

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RoCE is calculated by dividing a company’s Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) by the capital employed 9. The details of RoCE of 30 SPSEs during the period from 2018-19 to 2020-21 are given in Table 5.5. Table 5.5: Return on Capital Employed Year EBIT( ` `` ` in crore) Capital..................

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11.58 .. 19.95 20.30 Net 4.67 (Dr.) 11.58 (Dr.) 0.35 (Cr) 112- Tax Deducted at Source Suspense .. 29.85 .. 129.85 - 55.32 Net 29.85 (Cr.) 129.85 (Cr.) 55.32 (Cr.) (b) 8782-Cash Remittances and adjustments between o fficers rendering accounts to the same Accounts Office. Minor Head 2018-19..................

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08 August 2022
Compliance
Haryana
Report No. 5 of the year 2022 on Revenue Sector for the year ended 31 March 2021 (Government of Haryana)

It was decided that the claim and sanctioning procedure would be completely online. Due to unavailability of electronic refund module on the c ommon portal, a temporary mechanism was devised, implemented, and followed fo r refund application uploaded on the portal upto 25 September 2019. An o..................

Sector:
Taxes and Duties
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It was decided that the claim and sanctioning procedure would be completely online. Due to unavailability of electronic refund module on the c ommon portal, a temporary mechanism was devised, implemented, and followed fo r refund application uploaded on the portal upto 25 September 2019. An o..................

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set up at the office of the ETC for receiving live feed from the Distilleries so as to facilitate prompt and efficient decision making by generating online Management Information System (MIS). The distillery / brewery/bottling plant were required to make available, the CCTV footage, in an..................

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CHAPTER-IV STAMP DUTY 83 CHAPTER IV: STAMP DUTY 4.1 Tax administration Receipts of stamp duty and registration fee are regulated under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (IS Act), the Registration Act, 1908,..................

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