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completion of projects A project t own is declared go - live on establishment of IT enabled system as per System Requirement Specifications and online generation of AT&C losses report without human intervention . Under Part - A of the Scheme (IT enabled system) , t he Company declared all..................
2.7.7 Non deduction of TDS on interest paid on consumer securities As per Section 194 A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, the Company is responsible for deduction of tax at source at the rate of 10 per cent (ind ividual) and 20 per cent (companies) on interest exceeding `5,000 each. In case of non..................
not provide any fina ncial support in form of equity or grant or any subsid y during operation and maintenance nor provide exemption from payment of taxes and duties. The EoI also provided for recovery of connectivity charges of `765 crore 25 in instalments up to the 35 th year of operation and..................
The Company had not taken up the matter of recovery of balance RAs of `139.93 crore with HERC while filing A nnual Revenue Requirements (AR Rs ) under the Multi Year Tariff (MYT) framework for 2014 -17. (Paragraph 2.6. 1.3) The Company supplied 15,952.82 MUs of power against HERC approval of..................
conducted of the accounts of such Company and provisions of Section 19 A of the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (Duties, Powers and Conditions of Service) Act, 1971 , shall ap ply to such test a udit. Audit of the financial stat ements in respect of the financial years that commenced earlier..................
Government confirmed (September 2014) that online a ccounting was completed in all the PRIs. However, test check (2015-16) of accounts of 23 PRIs using PRIASoft 19 5 GPs of Karimnagar , 3 GPs of Nizamabad, MPDOs of Lingampet, Saroornagar 20 MPDOs of Ghatkesar, Lingampet, Saroornagar, ZPP A..................
(June 2016) the audit obs ervation and stated that the delay in remittances was due to the lack of sufficient st aff and expertise in payment through online system 24 introduced by EPF authorities (effective from Apri l 2012 i.e., March paid in April). 5.3 Unfruitful expenditure on construction of..................
Government Orders issued by State Government from t ime to time on water supply; and vi. Service Level Benchmarks (SLB) prescribed in Thirte enth Finance Commission guidelines 4 Bodhan, Gadwal, Kodad, Mandamarri, Manuguru, Metpa lly and Vikarabad 5 Applicable in relation to the State of..................
Thus, the aim of the Government to register every birth / death online was defeated as the service was not been provided t hrough the system and the information pertaining to the citizen services prov ided by Government was also not available in the panchayat portal. 2.1.5.5 Delay in closing of..................
Provisions of Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (HMC) Act, 1955 including the provisions relating to levy and collection of taxes or fees were extended to all ot her Municipal Corporations in the State of Andhra Pradesh. Municipalities are, howeve r, governed by the Andhra Pradesh Municipalities..................
In Kodad ULB there was sho rtfall in storage capacity of service reservoirs and water supplied through open/ bore wells for drinking purposes confirmed presence of excess fluoride. (Paragraphs 4.7.1 and 4.7.2) · Water supply distribution network was inadequate. I n the four 5 test-checked..................
Corporation replied (October 2016) that a Real- time Inventory Management System linking the Corporation, CMSs and peripheral health facilities for online consolidation of indents and inter-store/inter-hospital transfer of drugs was under implementation stage. Thus, even after the lapse of over..................
(iv) As per para 3.7 of the guidelines, the cash incenti ve had to be credited to the beneficiary through Post Office/Bank by online transfer. The CD PO/Project Director had to submit the list of beneficiaries along with the details of bank accounts and other information to the PO/Bank for..................
by the CAG is derived from Arti cles 149 and 151 of Constitution of India and Comptroller and Auditor General's (Duties , Powers and Conditions of Service) Act, 1971 (DPC Act). CAG conducts audit of expendit ure of General and Social Sector Departments of Government of Telangana under Sectio n..................
Agencies outside the State Budget 1.2.2 9 Revenue Receipts 1.3 10 State’s Own Resources 1.3.1 12 Grants-in-aid from GoI 1.3.2 14 Central Tax transfers 1.3.3 14 Optimisation of the XIII Finance Commission Grants and XIV Finance Commission Grants 1.3.4 15 Comparison of devolution of..................
70 Tax revenue 36,567.12 40,213.6 6 General Services 22,365.11 25,370.91 329.35 25,700.26 Non -Tax revenue 10,375.23 8,568.79 Social Services 32,067.15 22,845.98 19,804.95 42,650. 93 Share of Union Taxes/ Duties 24,106.99 38,397.84 Economic Services 23,715.12 15,125.15 10,403.37 25,528.52..................
1,05,511 crore) of the State grew at 19 per cent ( ` 16,870 crore) during 2015-16 over the previous yea r due to increase in State’s share of Union Taxes/Duties (by ` 14,291 crore) and Own Tax Revenue (by ` 3,647 crore). (Paragraphs 1.1.1 and 1.3) Revenue Buoyancy with reference to GSDP..................
2011-12 (23) 2012-13 (39) 2013-14 (27) 2014-15 (15) 2015-16 (03) 4 MP State Legal Services Authority, Jabalpur Entrustment vide Act of Parliament 1997-98 to 2012-13 Accounts for the year 1997-98 to 2012- 13 were received from the MP State Legal Service Authority in August 2015. However, the..................
of Revenue Receipt 14.74 16.74 13.40 12.29 15.00 19.03 b. of Own Tax Revenue 15.08 16.92 12.55 10.67 13.28 9.97 c. of Non Tax Revenue 10.20 18.56 13.09 11.51 6.00 -17.41 d. of Total Expenditure 16.71 17.96 15.52 11.27 16.42 12.15 e. of Capital Expenditure 13.21 10.96 16.78 9.47 25.80 41.73..................
Any registered user could initiate online presentation of documents for registration. Computerisation was intended to provide robust, efficient and user friendly system for citi zen service, promote tighter monitoring of the revenue realisation system for Di strict Registrars (DRs), administer..................
Chapter V: Mining Receipts 107 Chapter- V Mining Receipts 5.1 Tax administration The Mineral Resources Department functions under the overall charge of the Secretary, Mining, Government of Madhya Pradesh. Th e..................
Chapter III Commercial Tax 3.1 Internal Audit Internal audit is a vital arm of internal control mechanism and is generally defined as the control of all controls. It helps..................
In future, online system will be adopted for receipt of Form ‘ G’. The Department should strictly monitor the submissi on of returns by distribution companies and captive power producers and may also impose fine against errant companies to have a deterrent e ffect. 4.2.16 ED not realised..................
Out of this, 46 per cent was raised by the State through tax revenue ( ` 40,240.43 crore) and non-tax revenue ( ` 8,568.80 crore). The balance 54 per cent was received from Government of India as State’s share of divisible union taxes ( ` 38,371.06 crore) and grants-in-aid ( ` 18,330.31..................
Chapter-I General 1.1 Trend of revenue receipts 1.1.1 The tax and non-tax revenue raised by the Governmen t of Madhya Pradesh during the year 2015-16, the State’s share of net proceeds of divisible Union..................
The Department replied in a meeting (September 2016) th at pilot study was going on for issuance and verification of EVCs online thr ough internet/broadband and after its implementation, this issue would be r esolved. The fact remains that export/transport of foreign l iquor/beer amounting to `..................
Taxatio n authorities failed to detect the short payment by vehicle owners, althoug h, upto date vehicle-wise data is available online on the Department's portal http://www.mptransport.org . As a result, vehicle tax amounting to ` `` ` 33.72 lakh was neither paid by vehicle owners nor could b..................
of the Accountant General (Economic & Revenu e Sector Audit), Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal Subject: Survey regarding e-Registration process The facility of online registration of document has been commenced in Madhya Pradesh from December 2014/August 2015 to facilitate citizens to get their documents..................
inspection of AWCs were conducted by officials of d ivision, district, project and sector of department, for which, monitoring was done through online Management Information System. Further, shortage of inspection was due to work load. The inspection of AWCs/projects was cond ucted by all..................
3.2.4.10 Implementation of Online Portal without standardization Para 1.5 of Guidelines for Indian Government Websit es provides that the Website Quality Certification from Standardization Testing Quality Certification 23 (STQC) should be obtained for all the government w ebsites in order to..................
The shortfalls in providing maternal, child and reprodu ctive health care services resulted in failure of State in achieving targets f or IMR, MMR and Total Fertility Rate (TFR). (Paragraph 2.1.6) Out of 93.72 lakh pregnant women registered for Ant enatal Care (ANC) during 2011-16, only 52.51..................
223 Appendix-1.1 (Reference: Paragraph 1.7, Page No. 4) Year-wise break-up of outstanding Inspection Reports (IRs) and Paras i ssued upto 31 March 2016 and outstanding as of 30 September 2016 Sl. No. Department Year up to 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13...
As per contract condition no. 112 of the tender doc ument, the bid price quoted by the contractor shall be deemed to be inclusive o f the sales tax, commercial tax, income tax, service tax, labour cess, duties r oyalties and other taxes whatsoever on all material that the contractor will have to..................
Assistants engaged under the mission at d istrict level were mostly utilised for office work of routine nature and not for intended technical service and monitoring of NFSM intervention. The similar tr end continued during the period of performance audit, as discussed in para 2 .1.6.2. ..................
Narwar CC lining and WBM road on service bank km 12 to 21.12 of D4 of RBC 311.33 14-02-2013 7.86 21,648.77 77 52 5,83,759 9 Sindh Project RBC Dn. Narwar CC lining and WBM road on service bank km 00 to 12 of D4 of RBC 426.09 14-02-2013 8.86 19,443.89 77 52 5,29,165 10 WRD Dn. Shivpuri..................
i TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph number Page number Preface vii Overview ix Chapter I Introduction Budget Profile 1.1 1 Application of resources of the State Government 1.2 1 Grants-in-aid from Government of India 1.3 2 Planning and conduct of audit...
ix Overview This Report of Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Economic Sector, Government of Madhya Pradesh for the year ended 31 March 2016 comprises three Chapters. First Chapter contains the financia l profile of the State, planning and...
However, the installation of online monitoring tool was not ensured before th e release of revenue support to SCA as directed by GoI. (Paragraph 2.2.25) GoMP directed the Company (June 2011) to collect us er charges under State Data Centre (SDC) project from the beneficiar y users. However,..................
However, the installation of online monitoring tool was not ensured before th e release of revenue support to SCA as directed by GoI. (Paragraph 2.2.25) GoMP directed the Company (June 2011) to collect us er charges under State Data Centre (SDC) project from the beneficiary users. However, the..................
It was further stated that, the online tendering process f or the selection of parties to operate the WSA’s was commenced in July, 2016 and t he lease agreements would be entered on the completion of the selection process. The reply was not tenable since, the Company itself recorded in its..................
State Government had formulated July 2005 a di vidend policy under which all PSUs are required to pay a minimum return of 20 per cent on profit after tax . As per their latest finalised Accounts, 31 PSUs ea rned an aggregate profit of ` 729.34 crore and out of these only two PSUs 8 declared a..................
2.13 46 Failure of Ministry to monitor expenditure 2.14 52 CHAPTER – III : UNION TERRITORIES (REVENUE SECTOR) Chandigarh Assessment of Value Added Tax at lower rate 3.1 55 Dadra and Nagar Haveli Non-levy of penalty on late file of VAT return 3.2 56 Daman and Diu Non-recovery of Land Revenue in..................