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Karnataka
Report of 2009 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Karnataka

The eligible entrepreneurs were given a loan of 50 per cent of the cost of immovable assets and 10 per cent of the working capital subject to a maximum of `40,000 to general category and `60,000 to SC/ST applicants. In addition to interest of 11.75 per cent per annum, the loan attracts penal.........

CHAPTER II RESULTS OF AUDIT SECTION ‘A’ - PERFORMANCE REVIEWS RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PANCHAYAT RAJ DEPARTMENT 2.1 Grama Swaraj - Karnataka Panchayats Strengthening Project Executive Summary In order to provide opportunities to the identified...

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Financial Performance
Kerala
Report of 2005 - Financial and Performance Audit of Local Self Government Institutions of Government of Kerala

(Paragraphs 2.1 to2.16) III Performance Reviews 1 Asset Management by Local Self Government Institutions The assets of LSGIs included movable and immovable assets, remunerative and non-remunerative assets historically owned by them and those acquired or created from time to time. Government,.........

3.1 Asset Management by Local Self Government _Institutions_ Highlights The assets of Local Self Government Institutions (LSGIs) included movable and immovable assets, remunerative and non-remunerative assets historically owned by them and those acquired or created from time to time. Government.........

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(Paragraphs 2.1 to2.16) III Performance Reviews 1 Asset Management by Local Self Government Institutions The assets of LSGIs included movable and immovable assets, remunerative and non-remunerative assets historically owned by them and those acquired or created from time to time. Government,.........

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Financial Performance
Kerala
Report of 2004 - Financial and Performance Audit of Local Self Government Institutions of Government of Kerala

(Paragraphs 2.1 to 2.16) Audit Report(LSGIs) for the year ended 31 March 2005 viii III Performance Reviews 1 Assessment and collection of property tax in the Municipal Corporation of Cochin Property tax is a major source of revenue of the Corporation. Audit review revealed inadequacy.........

The taxes collected are property tax. profession tax, entertainment tax. advertisement tax and timber tax. Non-tax revenue includes Dangerous and Offensive Trades licence fees, registration lees for private hospitals, paramedical institutions and tutorial institutions, rent on land and.........

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Kerala
Report of 2003 - Financial Audit of Local Self Government Institutions of Government of Kerala

The Panchayat did not m aintain Arrear Dem and Register for property tax and profession tax - due to which the correctness of dem and, collection and balance statem ent could not be verified. Register of Receipts and Register of Payments 2.2.6 Veliyanadu Block Panchayat did not m aintain.........

Scheme of Technical Guidance and Supervision In the LSGIs safeguarding of assets was deficient as under: ★ Improper maintenance of ‘Register of Immovable Properties’ (in 7 LSGIs&) ★ Improper maintenance of Stock Register of Money Value Forms (Shoranur Municipality) ★ Non-maintenance of.........

CHAPTER I FINANCES OF THE LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS 1.1 Introduction 1.1.1 Consequent on the 73ld and 74th amendments of the Constitution of India, the State Legislature enacted the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994 (Act 13 of 1994) and the...

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Financial
Himachal Pradesh
Report of 2012 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Himachal Pradesh

showed financial reporting issues, viz (a) non preparation of budget estimates, (b) non-maintenance of registers such as stock register,immovable property register, work register, muster roll register, etc, (c) improper maintenance of accounts of own resources and grant-in-aid/loans,(d).........

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2012-13 showed financial reporting issues, viz (a) non preparation of budget estimates, (b) non-maintenance of registers such as stock register, immovable property register, work register, muster roll register, etc, (c) improper maintenance of accounts of own resources and grant-in-aid/loans,.........

It was observed that in one PS and 22 GPs audited during 2012-13 (Appendix-4) important registers like stock register, immovable property register, work register, muster roll register were not being maintained. Due to non-maintenance of the records, correctness of financial transactions could.........

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Goa
Report of 2011 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Goa

Section 88(3) of the Municipalities Act, 1968 provided that a Council may lease its immovable property for a period not exceeding three years with appropriate annual rate of increase in rent . Based on these provisions , the CCP and MCs le ase out their various premises to traders for.........

Section 88(3) of the Municipalities Act, 1968 provided that "a Council may lease its immovable property for a period not exceeding three years with appropriate annual rate of increase in rent”. Based on these provisions, the CCP and MCs lease out their various premises to traders for.........

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Goa
Report of 2009 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Goa

This Annual Technical Inspection Report contains four chapters. The first and second chapters contain an overview and observations of Audit on the accounts and finances of Urban Local Bodies. The third and fourth chapters contain an overview and...

As per section 88 (3) of the Goa Municipalities (Amendment) Act, 1996, a Council can lease out its immovable properties for a period not exceeding three years with appropriate annual rate of increase in rent. Such lease may be renewed beyond the period of three years with the.........

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Financial
Goa
Report of 2006 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Goa

CCP continued to accept the old lease rent. The Goa Municipalities (Amendment) Act, 1996 provided that in respect of immovable property of a Council where the lease has already expired and the leases are not renewed, the Councils may renew the leases at such rate of rental, which shall not.........

CCP continued to accept the old lease rent. The Goa Municipalities (Amendment) Act, 1996 provided that in respect of immovable property of a Council where the lease has already expired and the leases are not renewed, the Councils may renew the leases at such rate of rental, which shall not.........

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Himachal Pradesh
Report of 2011 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Himachal Pradesh

Expenditure was incurred without approval of budget estimates. Important registers like stock register, immovable property register, works register, muster roll register, etc were not maintained. Reconciliation between cash books and bank pass books at the close of the year was not carried out..........

Sector:
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure

Municipal Act, 1994, EO of Municipal Council was empowered to grant a lease in perpetuity in respect of immovable property which does not exceed 1 lakh. The reply is not acceptable as State Government had already directed (July 2000) to dispose off lease cases at the level of Municipal.........

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Expenditure was incurred without approval of budget estimates. Important registers like stock register, immovable property register, works register, muster roll register, etc were not maintained. Reconciliation between cash books and bank pass books at the close of the year was not carried out..........

:ZPs: 0.22 crore; PSs: 6.90 crore and GPs: 2.68 crore. 9 It was observed that important registers like stock register, immovable property register, works register, muster roll register, etc. were not being maintained in four PSs2 and 66 GPs audited during 2007-12 (Appendix-3). Due to.........

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Financial
Himachal Pradesh
Report of 2009 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies, Government of Himachal Pradesh

“Paragraph 1.9.1” PRIs did not maintain important registers like stock register, immovable property register, works register, muster roll register, etc. “Paragraph 1.9.2” A difference of ` 5.09 crore between cash books and pass books at the close of the year 2009-10 remain unreconciled.........

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