Audit Reports

This Report comprises of two chapters containing audit findings pertaining to Revenue Sector and Social & Economic Sector (PSUs). Chapter I relating to Revenue Sector contains three paragraphs involving Rs 98.39 crore,relating to under...

revenue collection during the five year period 2009-14 The Director, Geology and Mining Department finalised royalty on the basis of monthly returns submitted by the lease holders and there was no system of maintenance of cross-linking of important data/information. Permit Book were...............

COMPLIANCE AUDIT DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (PRIMARY & SECONDARY) Functioning of Public Libraries in Karnataka 4.1 79 DEPARTMENT OF MINORITY WELFARE   Property Management by the Karnataka State Board of Auqaf 4.2 91 DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION Irregular retention of tuition and laboratory...............

Municipalities Act, 1961 to approach a Magistrate to seek orders for recovery by distress and sale of any movable property of attachment and sale of immovable property belonging to defaulters, they failed to invoke these power to recover the outstanding taxes. Annual Technical Inspection Report...............

The Stand Alone Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) for the period 2007-12 containing the results of the Performance Audit of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) has been prepared for...

This has also led to generation of inaccurate demands under Property Tax, Water Tax, Under Ground Drainage charges and Vacant Land Tax resulting in loss of revenue of Rs.62.73 crore to the Corporations. The Profession Tax Assessment data were incomplete because of which the Corporations could not...............

This Report contains five chapters. The first and the fourth chapter contain summary of finances and financial reporting of Urban Local Bodies and Panchayat Raj Institutions respectively. The second chapter contains two Performance Audits on Third...

dispensaries,
roads,
providing
safe
drin king
water
and
sanitation,
primary
health
services,
street
lightings,
maintena nce
of
common
property
resources,
etc.

The
ZPs,
TPs
and
GPs
were
required
to
contribute
25
per  cent
(Rs.12.19
crore)
of
the
amount
released
to
them
...............

This Report contains five chapters. The first and the fourth chapter contain summary of finances and financial reporting of Urban Local Bodies and Panchayat Raj Institutions respectively. The second chapter contains a performance audit on...

Urban Local Bodies did not levy the minimum property tax for the years 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10 for want of orders from the Government resulting in loss of revenue of Rs.86.94 lakh in 79 test checked Urban Local Bodies. Reforms recommended by the TSFC are yet to be implemented. State...............