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2.2.13 Forensic Science Laboratories State had one State Forensic Laboratory (FSL), four Regional Forensic Science Laboratories (RFSL) and 50 District Scene o f Crime Units (March 2016) for forensic analysis. FSL works under the Ad ministrative control of ADG (CID). The details of allotment..................
to lack of funds in SEGC accou nts, lack of streamlining between NIC, banks and PFMS 42 servers and non-availability of core banking facilities in Regional Rural Banks and Central Co-operative Banks. Thus, the Department could not ensure timely paymen t of wages to the beneficiaries. 3.4.6..................
Techno logy Operational guidelines provided that a package of i nputs to be provided for the demonstrations was to be identified in consultation with Regional Research Stations of SAUs/KVKs 16 located in the area. Audit scrutiny revealed that the Directorate had prepared a package of inputs for de..................
The Company has its corporate off ice at Bhopal having eight regional offices and 48 district offic es. During the years 2011-12 to 2015-16 the Company procured 343.55 LMT of wheat and 63.09 LMT of paddy. The important audit findings are as under: During the years 2011-12 to 2014-15 the..................
The Company has its corporate office at Bhopal having eight regional offices and 48 district offices. During the years 2011-12 to 2015-16 the Company procured 343.55 LMT of wheat and 63.09 LMT of paddy. The important audit findings are as under: During the years 2011-12 to 2014-15 the turnover..................
The Chapter includes 15 paragraphs based on test ch eck of transactions of the State Government Companies. The Company acts as nodal agency of Department of T ourism (DoT), Government of Madhya Pradesh (GoMP) for developing the tourism...
and \ \ \ 1 61,550 cans (2013-14), 42,586 cans (2014-15) and 8 8,128 cans (2015-16) 2 National Institute of Fisheries Post Harvest Techn ology and Training, a Government of India entity 3 Central Assistance to States for Developing Export Infrastructure and other Allied Activities (ASIDE)..................
Adolescent girls scheme 4.07 4.07 7. Protection of women from domestic violence - setting up of cells 1.08 1.08 8. Home cum training centers for destitute women and widows 1.53 1.53 9. Pension to aged, physically handicapped and destitute women and widows 15.19 15.77 10. Rajiv Gandhi scheme..................
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background This Report on the finances of the Government of Haryana is brought out to assess the financial performance of the State during 201 5-16 vis -à-vis the Budget Estimates, the targe ts set under the Fiscal...
(-)3.32 23 4250 - Capital Outlays on Education Sports Art & Culture 800 -Other Expenditure 94-Creation of Infrastructure of Development of Industrial Trainings (O) 65.00 (R) ( -) 14.87 50.13 53.09 (+) 2.96 24 5054 -Capital Outlay on Roads & Buildings 04-District & Other Roads 337 -Road Works..................
(Paragraph 2. 8.1- bullet 1) M/s Malabar Regional Co -operative Milk Pr oducers Union Ltd., Kozhikode Dair y, Kozhikode misclassified sales as stock transfer during 2011 -12 to Overview (ix) 2013 -14. This resulted in escape of turnover from assessment and consequent short payment of tax..................
estimates submitted by the Heads of Departments and certain other estimating officers, which in turn were based on the estimates prepared by the regional/ district offices. Preparation of budget estimates by R&DM and Finance Departments was defective, as estimates were not obtained from..................
and Investigation Bureau Joint Excise Commissioner Internal Audit Wing Joint Excise Commissioner Principal, State Excise Academy and Research Centre Joint Excise Commissioner Excise Crime Record Bureau Deputy Excise Commissioner KSBC Headquarters Deputy Excise Commissioner Law Deputy..................
1.6.2 The Income-tax Act, inter alia, provides for tax incentives to promote exports, balanced regional development, creation of infrastructure facilities, employment, rural development, scientific research and development, the cooperative sector, accelerated depreciation for ca pital..................
2010-11 218.22 266 231-CT Tamil Nadu CIT-5, Chennai M/s Renault Nissan Techno logy and Business Centre India Pvt. Ltd. 2011-12 183.36 267 318-CT West Bengal Pr. CIT-1, Kolkata M/s Bata India Ltd. 2007-08 100.97 Income escaping assessments due to omissions – inco rrect computation of income..................
Report \bo. 2 of 2\f17 (Direct Taxes) vi Chapter VII: Centra\fised Processing Centre, Benga\furu We poin%fed o%b%f mis%fake in b%bsiness r%bles rela%fing %f o ma%fching of TDS wi%fh offered income. F%bll po%fen%fial of CPC s%bch as AST- CPC in%ferface for accessing demand/ref%bnd informa%fion,..................
necessitated re-engineering of business processes, re-deployment of man-power, up-gradation of skills of the work-force and their intensive training. The layout of offices which was geared t o functioning in a manual environment was not found suitable in the present c ontext. While the..................
Memorand\bm PD Principal Director PLA Personal Ledger Acco\bnt R&C Review and Correction RE Revised Estimates RFD Res\blt Framework Doc\bments RTA Regional Transport A\bthority SCN Show Ca\bse Notice SHEC Secondary and Higher Ed\bcation Cess Rep\brt N\b. 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central..................
Rep\brt N\b\f 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central Excise) 69 Chapter V E\b\bectiveness o\b Interna\f Contro\fs 5.1 Interna\f Contro\f In\fernal con\frol is an in\fegral process carried o\b\f by an en\fi\fy’s managemen\f and personnel which is...
Rep\brt N\b\f 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central Excise) 1 Chapter I Department o\b Revenue – Centra\f Excise 1.1 Resources o\b the Union Government The Governmen\f of India’s reso\brces incl\bde all rev en\bes received by \fhe Union...
Rep\brt N\b\f 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central Excise) 21 Chapter II Recovery o\b Arrears 2.1 Introduction Tax adminis\fra\fion in Cen\fral Excise & Service Tax envisages \fha\f \fhe assessee has \fo make self assessmen\f of d\b\fy payable and...
Rep\brt N\b\f 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central Excise) (iii) Executive Summary Cen\fral Excise collec\fion was ` 2,87,149 crore d\bring financial year 2015-16 (FY16) and acco\bn\fed for 40 per cen\f of Indirec\f Ta x reven\be in FY16. This Repor\f ...
Rep\brt N\b\f 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central Excise) 51 Chapter III E\b\bectiveness o\b Interna\f Audit 3.1 Introduction In\fernal A\bdi\f is one of \fhe main compliance verifi ca\fion mechanisms in \fhe Cen\fral Excise depar\fmen\f in \fhe era...
Rep\brt N\b\f 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central Excise) 63 Chapter IV Non-Comp\fiance with Ru\fes and Regu\fations 4.1 Introduction We fo\bnd from \fes\f check of records, 35 cases of in correc\f availing/\b\filisa\fion of CENVAT credi\f,...
PD Principal Direc\for PLA Personal Ledger Acco\bn\f R&C Review and Correc\fion RE Revised Es\fima\fes RFD Res\bl\f Framework Doc\bmen\fs RTA Regional Transpor\f A\b\fhori\fy SCN Show Ca\bse No\fice SHEC Secondary and Higher Ed\bca\fion Cess Rep\brt N\b\f 3 \bf 2017 (Indirect Taxes-Central..................
Report o\b the Comptro\f\fer and Auditor Genera\f o\b India \bor the year ended March 2016 Union Government Department o\b Revenue (Indirect Taxes – Centra\f Excise) Report No. 3 o\b 2017 Laid on the tab\fe o\b Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha on ______...
(i) Pre\bace This Repor\f for \fhe year ended March 2016 has been prepared for s\bbmission \fo \fhe Presiden\f of India \bnder Ar\ficle 151 of \fhe Cons\fi\f\b\fion of India. The Repor\f con\fains significan\f res\bl\fs of \fhe comp liance a\bdi\f...
information on \bn registered service providers from different so\brces s\bch as yellow pag es, newspaper advertisements, Income Tax department, regional registration a\bthorities and websites, information from m\bnicipal corporations and major assesses incl\bding PSUs and private sector..................
Rep\brt N\b\f 41 \bf 2016 (Indirect Taxes – Service Tax) 1 Chapter I Service Tax Administration 1.1 Resources o\b the Union Government The reso\brces of Governmen\f of India incl\bde all re ven\bes received by \fhe Union Governmen\f, all loans...
on \bn regis\fered service providers from differen\f so\brces s\bch as yellow pag es, newspaper adver\fisemen\fs, Income Tax depar\fmen\f, regional regis\fra\fion a\b\fhori\fies and websi\fes, informa\fion from m\bnicipal corpora\fions and major assesses incl\bding PSUs and priva\fe..................
Rep\brt N\b\f 41 \bf 2016 (Indirect Taxes – Service Tax) 19 Chapter II Recovery o\b Arrears 2.1 Introduction Tax adminis\fra\fion in Cen\fral Excise & Service Tax envisages \fha\f \fhe assessees make self-assessmen\f of d\b\fy payable and af\fer...
Rep\brt N\b\f 41 \bf 2016 (Indirect Taxes – Service Tax) 45 Chapter III E\b\bectiveness o\b Interna\f Audit 3.1 Introduction In\fernal A\bdi\f is one of \fhe main compliance verifi ca\fion mechanisms in \fhe Service Tax depar\fmen\f in \fhe era of ...
Rep\brt N\b\f 41 \bf 2016 (Indirect Taxes – Service Tax) (iii) Executive Summary The Service Tax collec\fion was ` 2,11,145 crore d\bring financial year 2015-16 (FY16) and acco\bn\fed for 29.77 per cen\f of Indirec\f Tax reven\be in FY16....
Rep\brt N\b\f 41 \bf 2016 (Indirect Taxes – Service Tax) 83 Chairman Member (C\bs\foms & Expor\f) JS (C\bs\foms) Direc\for (C\bs\foms) Direc\for (LC) JS (DBK) DS (DBK) Member (CX) Direc\for (CX- 6/8) Commissioner (PAC) Direc\for (CX- 9/3)...
records per\faining \fo \fhe assessee revealed \fha\f while paying Service Tax on \fhe membership fees col lec\fed from M/s NIIT \bnder Commercial Training or Coaching Services, \fhe assessee did no\f incl\bde \fhe considera\fion received \fowards prin\fing righ\fs of s\f\bdy ma\ferials in \fhe..................
AIL is divided functionally with each function headed by a Director, who reports to the CMD of AIL . Geographically Regional Executive Director reports directly to the CMD. AIL owns the following subsidiaries i. Air India Air Transport Services Limited (AIATSL): The Company provides ground..................