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State CAMPA incurred expenditure of ` 53.50 lakh towards purchase of vehicles and repair of Forest Inspection Bunglow in violation of CAMPA guidelines. (Paragraph 5.4.7.5) There was failure of plantation in 3,256.50 hectare s involving expenditure of ` 6.51 crore due to non-release...........................
the audit observation stated (October 2016) that the system of auctioning of fancy/choice numbers would be implemented shortly and for this purpose, guidelines had been framed and forwar ded to Government for consideration. Under Rule 72 of the AMV Rules, 2003, no Motor Cab or Auto Rickshaws...........................
of tax concessions under this policy will be relaxable on case to case basis to be decided by a High Power Committee specially constituted by the Government for the purpose. Substantial expansion Seven years subject to maximum of 150 per cent of additional fixed capital investment. Seven years...........................
tion of 70 out of 393 schools by Audit along with the departmental st aff revealed the following deficiencies:- (i) Selection of works The scheme guidelines provided that list of works a s indicated in the survey report of Tamil Nadu Village Habitations Improvemen t (THAI) Scheme for the years...........................
The reply was not acceptable as the CFC guidelines clearly stipulated that the State Government should have applied the distributi on formula of the most recent SFC. Since the GoTN had issued (June 2013) o rder accepting the Fourth SFC recommendation, the CMA should have appo rtioned the CFC...........................
There were underspending by the Municipalities on infrastructu re projects as well as on Operation and Maintenance. There was a short relea se of Central Finance Commission grants amounting to ` 2.62 crore. There were lapses in levy and collection of property tax. Taxes amounting to ` 2.07...........................
4.1.3 Audit objectives Audit objectives were to assess whether: urban infrastructure projects/works were efficientl y planned in accordance with guidelines; financing pattern for projects/works were approved, funds were released in time and utilised economically; procurements and execution of...........................
As per the guidelines of Go I, all the exi sting child health programmes including SMI, had to be brought under one roof of RBSK . Accordingly, H&FW Department , while issuing orders (May 2014 ) for implementation of RBSK in the State, requested the Director of Medical and Rural Health Services...........................
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY vii Executive Summary The Report Based on the audited accounts of the Government of Tamil Nadu for the year ending March 20 16, this R eport provides an analytical review of the Annual Accounts of the State Government............................
Audit wishes to acknowledge the cooperation receive d from the Department of Revenue - Central Board of Direct Taxes at each stage of the audit process. Pre\bace Repor\b No. 27 of 2017 (Performance Audi\b) iii This performance audit covered the assessment of pr ivate hospitals, nursing...........................
System (ITDMS) assists in generating a 360-degree profile of an entity by compiling information from all data sources such as AIR, TDS and the Central Information Branch (CIB) that helps the government to track tax payments of individuals. ITDMS is used for analysing data gathered from...........................
The revenue impact of tax incentives was assessed by way of 'Revenue Foregone53', now termed as 'Revenue Impact of Tax Incentives under the Central Tax System54'. The quantum of revenue foregone is the chief parameter to assess the impact of tax deduction which is treated as a measure of...........................
1.5 Audit Criteria The performance was assessed against the criteria drawn from the following: 1. Budget guidelines issued by the Ministry of Finance. 2. Master Circulars and instructions issued by the RBI. 3. Defence Accounts Department Office Manual Part-II, Volume- I. 4. Defence Accounts...........................
On the non-defence, civil pension side, the Heads of offices have the delegated powers to sanction pension, and the Central Pension Accounting Office acts as an interface between the departments and the banks. Similar delegation on the defence side could be explored which would lead to...........................
Subsequently, Basel II norms were introduced in 200 4 which further strengthened the guidelines for capital adequacy, r isk management and disclosure requirements. The norms were further rev ised to Basel III norms in ...........................
The scheme of Modernisation of Police Forces (MPF) was launched by Government o f India (GoI) in 1969 -70 the guidelines of which was revised in February 2013 and has been continued from time to time. The main objective of the MPF scheme was to reduce the dependence of the state on the army and...........................
with Accessories 2 0.80 1.60 2014 -15 X-Ray Baggage Scanner 1 18.00 18.00 2014 -15 Explosive Detector 7 14.00 98.00 2013 -14 DFMD 20 0.30 6.00 NA Central Monitoring System 1 60.00 60.00 NA CCTV System 22 3.00 66.00 2014 -15 Multifunctional Fax Machine 581 0.15 87.15 2013 -14 Bus 1 25.00 25.00...........................
The Flood Plain Zoning Act, 1978 was not operationalized and the Action Plan of the National Disaster Guidelines was not complied with till date of audit. There was inordinate delay in release of funds by the Sta te Government and in completion of the schemes/projects. Inefficiency in...........................
Economic Sector (Other Than State Public Sector Undertakings) 7 1.2.6 Audit Criteria Audit findings were benchmarked against the followi ng: AIBP Guidelines; Guidelines issued by Central Water Commission (CWC) for preparation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs); DPRs of sampled projects; ...........................
by GoI Date of release by State Amount (` `` ` in lakh) Delay (Days) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)= (4)-(3)-15 Thoubal Multipurpose Project Release of Central Assistance received in 2010-11 1 ` 4,434 lakh (2nd Instalment) 31-03-2011 04-05-2011 739.04 19 2 31-03-2011 17-05-2011 87.5 32 3 31-03-2011...........................
2 (45) of the Companies Act, 2 013 (Act), a Government Company is one in which not less than 51 per cent of the paid up capital is held by the Central and /or State Government(s) and includes a subsidiary of a Government Company. The process of audit of Governm ent companies under the Act...........................
budget speech, White Paper on State Finances, reports of the Finance Commission (State and Central), recommendations of the Taxation Reforms Committee, statistical analysis of the revenue earnings during the past five years, fe atures of the tax administration, audit coverage and its impact...........................
As per the guidelines, the State Government was required to co ntribute a minimum of 0.5 3872.64 4041.08 4163.69 4379.85 4859.56 1075.49 1213.5 1316.61 1402.91 1463.64 1535.03 1546.36 1580.38 1574.62 1802.19 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Public Debt Small...........................
Table of contents i TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page Preface - v Executive Summary - vii CHAPTER I FINANCES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT Introduction 1.1 2 Resources of the State 1.2 7 Revenue receipt 1.3 11 Capital receipt 1.4 16 Public Accounts receipt 1.5 17 Application...........................
wise and Institution wise) IV Details of Externally Aided Projects V Plan Scheme Expenditure (Central and State Plan S chemes) VI Direct Transfer of Central Scheme Funds to Implementing Agencies in the State VII Acceptance and Reconciliation of Balances VIII (i) Financial Results of Irrigation...........................
The quality assurance unit s did not perform the functions or held meetings as per the guidelines sh owing that the monitoring and quality assurance activities were not adequate. There were deficiencies in the data uploaded in Health Management Information System (HMIS) and to that extent the...........................
110 1.21 Statement showing delay in release of fund during 2 012-13 to 2014-15 112 1.22 Statement showing month-wise retention of cash balances at bank 112 1.23 Statement showing availability of PSE kit in the sa mpled ICDS Projects 113 2.1 Statement showing details of funds transferred dire...........................