Audit Reports

As of now, there are 11.5 lakh assesse es in Chennai including added areas under the Board ’s jurisdiction . The Board collects Water Tax (WT) at seven per cent of the Annual Value (AV) of properties in respect of core CMC area and 23.33 per cent of property tax collect ed by CMC in respect of..................

pertaining to Billing and Collection Module of the Enterprise Resource Planning ( ERP ) system of the Board revealed s hort assessment s of W ater Tax/Water Charges due to incorrect adoption of Annual Value , incomplete data tra nsfer of “Live” properties, incorrect classification of..................

rate at which prescribed by Reserve Bank of India Audit Report (Local Bodies) for the year ended 31 March 2015 96 the traffic in Madurai city and to service this capital expenditure from amounts collected as toll from th e users of the IRR. Government of Tamil Nadu (GoTN) accorded (May 1997)..................

In addition, VPs have the power to levy taxes . State Finance Commission ( SFC ) grants, CFC grants, grants given by State Government and GoI and assigned revenue were released from the Directorate of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj to the District Collectors. Table 1.4 below shows the..................

issues of Urban Local Bodies 47 Corporation of Chennai stated (July 2015) that Standing Commit tees for Public Health, Town Planning, Works, Taxation and Finance, Education, Accounts and Appointment were formed. Director of Municipal Administration stated (January 2016) that Standing..................

The State Government in May 2012 through tendering process selected four distributors for operating and marke ting of all lottery schemes (paper and online) of Mizoram. (Paragraphs 1.1&1.2) In order to examine the compliance of the procedure as laid down in the Lotteries (Regulation) Act 1998,..................

during three test-checked months ( in crore) Month & Year Name Total Sale Prize up to Prize above Reve- nue to Govern -ment Printing Cost Taxes paid to other State Total Expen- diture Revenue to Distri- butor 10,000 March 2013 Teesta 332.22 182.67 0.85 0.20 1.21 3.33 188.30 143.92..................

Chapter-1 General CHAPTER - 1 GENERAL 1.1 Trend of revenue receipts 1.1.1 The tax and non-tax revenue raised by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir during the year 2014-15, the State’s share of net proceeds of divisible..................

controller Drug Medicine seized by Dy. Drug Controller Value of Sub-Std. medicine (` ) Director Health Services Jammu 1 9900 9900 49401.00 2 2459000 2433350 25650 147540.00 3 49900 49900 59880.00 4 50400 42180 8220 651168.00 5 12004 28000 28000 203560.00 6 91700 88400 3300 86198.00 7 1056..................

4.2 Breach of Article 114(3) of the Constitution of India- Expenditure incurred on interest on refunds of taxes by the CBD T Article 114(3) of the Constitution stipulates that no money shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund of India (CFI) except un der appropriation made by law. Payment..................

materna l health, paediatrics, information, education and communications; cooperat ion with NGOs and international aid groups; and rural health services . There are 29 Autonomous Bodies under the administra tive control of Department of Health and Family Welfare. 5.4.2 Budget and Expenditure..................

in 2 015-16 was characterised by an increase of 16.54 per cent in gross revenue receipts primarily on account of a substantial incr ease in both tax revenue receipts (16.93 per cent) and non-tax revenue receipts (15.39 per cent) over previous year. (Para 1.2.2) The revenue expenditure grew by..................

2.3.7 Income Tax Welfare Fund Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue created the Income Tax Welfare Fund (ITWF) with a corpus of ` 100 crore and transferred the Fund over a period of three years in three tranches of ` 30 crore each in the year 2006-07, 2007-08 and ` 40 crore in the year..................

Act passed by the Parliament auth orises the Government to appropriate specified sums from the Consolidated Fu nd of India (CFI) for identified services. Parliament also sanctions supp lementary or additional Grants by subsequent Appropriation Acts in terms of Article 115 of the..................