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26 July 2016
Compliance
Report 13 of 2016 - Union Railways Compliance Audit

Further, to facilitate the construction of ROB/RUB, a web based application has been commissioned with user friendly measures for online submission and approval of drawings within 60 days. An MOU has also been signed with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways in this regard. As part of..................

Sector:
Transport & Infrastructure
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Board Member Electrical Member Staff Member Engineering Member Traffic Member Mechanical Financial Commissioner Director General Railway Health Service Director General RPF Chapter 1 Report No. 13 of 201 6 (Railways) 4 At the field level, there are 17 Railway Zones, one research and..................

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26 July 2016
Performance
Report 14 of 2016 - Union Railways Performance Audit Suburban Train Services

Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICES IN INDIAN RAILWAYS Union Government (Railways) No.14 of 2016 PREFACE This Report has been prepared for submission to the President of India..................

Sector:
Transport & Infrastructure

Page 36 Thus, Indian Railways failed in adopting effective measures to reduce operational losses on account of suburban services which had adversely affected the operating ratio of the Zonal Railways as a whole. Regarding improvement in ticket checking to minimize the..................

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12 August 2016
Performance
Report No 22 of 2016 - Performance Audit on Voluntary Compliance Encouragement Scheme 2003-Union Indirect Taxes–Service Tax

General o\b India \bor the year ended March 2016 Voluntary Compliance Encouragement Scheme, 2013 Union Government Department o\b Revenue Indirect Taxes – Service Tax Report No. 22 o\b 2016 Laid on the table o\b Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha _________ ___ Table o\b Contents Contents Page Pre\bace i..................

Sector:
Taxes and Duties
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Report \bo. 22 of 2\f16 (Performance Audit) iii Executive summary The Performa\fce Audit o\f Service Tax Volu\ftary Complia\fce E\fcoura\beme\ft Scheme, 2013 (VCES) was co\fducted i\f 35 selected Co mmissio\ferates to study whether the Scheme..................

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26 July 2016
Compliance
Report No 20 of 2016 – Union Ministry of Coal e-Auction of Coal Mines Compliance Audit

bidders who qualified on the basis of Stage I bidding submitted their final price offer (FPO) at Stage II bidding (e-auction), which was carried out online o n the platform for e-auction provided by MSTC Limited on its website. Audit objectives and scope of audit Audit was conducted to ascertain..................

Sector:
Power & Energy

of cost of land Five Two Three Consideration of cost of heavy earth moving machines in opencast mines Three Three - Incomplete treatment of indirect taxes and levies All All - Deficiencies in consideration of cost of manpower Two - Two Inconsistencies in implementation of adopted assumptions and..................

bidders who qualified on the basis of Stage I bidding submitted their final price offer (FPO) at Stage II bidding (e-auction), which was carried out online o n the platform for e-auction provided by MSTC Limited on its website. Audit objectives and scope of audit Audit was conducted to ascertain..................

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G-I Glossary 1. Additional Levy Amount payable by the prior allottees of 42 'Produc ing' & 'Ready to Produce' coal blocks, calculated at the rate of ` 295 PMT, on the quantum of coal extracted from these blocks til l 31 March 2015, in compliance to...

As per the agreement, the following responsibilitie s were assigned to MSTC:  online registration of prospective bidders;  arranging publicity of e-auction through website;  draw up the calendar and duration for e-auctions in consultation with NA;  display the floor price in the e-auction..................

 A web-based application for online monitoring of th e compliance covering post vesting obligations by the successful bidder was under deve lopment. It planned to cover submission of commencement plan, payment of upfront amount, performance security and appropriation, submission of periodic..................

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26 July 2016
Compliance
Report No 18 of 2016 - Union Defence Services Air Force

of Access Control System 49 5.2 Irregular payment of Transport Allowance 52 5.3 Avoidable expenditure of `131.45 lakh due to payment of Electricity tax   53 5.4 Avoidable expenditure of ` ```80.07 lakh on repair of an aero engine 56 A NNEX 59 to 64 Photographs : Courtesy IA F Report No. 18 of..................

Sector:
Defence and National Security

1 VVIPs for which the Communications Squadron provides airlift services are the President, the Vice-President and the Prime Minister. 2 OEPs as per relevant order were Minister of Defence, Minister of Home Affairs, Minister of State in the Ministry of Defence, Chiefs of the three Defence..................

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26 July 2016
Financial Performance
Report No 16 of 2016 - Union Ministry of Finance Public Debt Management Performance Audit

and consumption choices of current and future generations and fairly distributing the debt burden between current and fu ture generations of taxpayers. Without public borrowing, Governments may have to reduce th e number and amount of productive investments or impose high taxes on current..................

Sector:
Finance

Report No. 16 of 2016 25 C h a p t e r 5 B o r r o w i n g A c t i v i t i e s 5 . 1 I n t r o d u c t i o n The borrowing activities envisage all the activitie s from the estimation of the required borrowing to the actual borrowing of the funds...

India, like most of the developing countries, seeks to grow its economy as also to expand social services to its citizens. This raises large financing needs on the country resulting in excess of expenditure over non–debt receipts, terme d as fiscal deficit. The fiscal deficit is sought to..................

Report No. 16 of 2016 49 Annexure-I (Refer to para No. 5.4 ) Projects/Proposals approved by the Screeni ng Commi t tee 13 Sl . No. Proposal Date of approval Proposal pos ed by Funding agency Amo unt 1. Second Ut t arakhand rural water suppl y and s...

debt instruments such as l oans and debt securities in addition to actual transactions of disbursements and debt servi ce and forecast for debt service schedules.  Reporting Function: To generate reports that meet internal and external reporting requirements.  Analytical Function: To..................

Report No. 16 of 2016 43 C h a p t e r 7 G o v e r n m e n t S e c u r i t i e s M a r k e t 7 . 1 I n t r o d u c t i o n One of the objectives of Public Debt Management is to develop a liquid market. Developing a liquid and vibrant secondary...

Report No. 16 of 2016 47 C h a p t e r 8 C o n c l u s i o n a n d R e c o m m e n d a t i o n s 8 . 1 C o n c l u s i o n Union Government’s public debt, consisting of inter nal and external debt, was managed by various agencies with internal...

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26 July 2016
Compliance
Report No 17 of 2016 - Union Defence Services Navy and Coast Guard

Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended March 2015 Union Government (Defence Services) Navy and Coast Guard Report No. 17 of 2016..................

Sector:
Defence and National Security

The service life of the aircraft is 6000 hours or 25 years (whichever is ea rlier) and with issues facing the MiG29K/KUB, the operational life of the aircraf t already delivered would be reduced. Further, the deliveries of the aircraft under the Option Clause scheduled between 2012 and..................

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 Defence Accounts Department dealing with Indian Nav y and Coast Guard.  Military Engineer Services dealing with Indian Navy and Coast Guard. 1.2 Authority for audit Article 149 of the Constitution of India and the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (Duties, Powers and Conditions of..................

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Even after refurbishment, only five TRUs were serviceable against a requirement of 17 T RUs resulting in limited exploitation of the Sea King fleet for loca l missions only. Magnetron is a critical sub-assembly of the Super S earcher Radar system installed on Sea King helicopters for..................

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26 July 2016
Compliance
Report No. 12 of 2016 - Union Compliance Scientific and Environmental Ministries Departments

x) Dur\bng 2014-15, NAL rendered \bts serv\bces to sponso r\bng departments/ agenc\bes and pa\bd Serv\bce Tax/ Value Added Tax of ` 1.96 crore wh\bch could not be real\bsed from the\br respect\bve sponsor\bng de partments/ agenc\bes as of 31 March 2015. The amount was booked as expend\bt ure \bn..................

Sector:
Science and Technology |
Environment and Sustainable Development
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26 July 2016
Compliance Financial
Report No 19 of 2016 - Union Defence Services Army, Ordnance Factories and Defence PSUs

of Defence (Ministry) to constitute a Standing Committee 26 (March 2010) which recommended (January 2011) that the system be automated 27 and made online within six months. Accordingly, Ministry instructed (June 2011) Ordnance Factory Board (Board) for expeditious instal lation of the automated..................

Sector:
Defence and National Security

It was also stated that the some of the agreements were in the possession of Service tax department for verification, which is in the process of recovering. The reply was not acceptable as, the need for making a presentation by the institutes to a Board befor e its selection was specifically..................

of Defence (Ministry) to constitute a Standing Committee 26 (March 2010) which rec ommended (January 2011) that the system be automated 27 and made online within six months. Accordingly , Ministry instructed (June 2011) Ordnance Factory Board (Board) for expeditious installation of the automated..................

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doubtful debts during the years 2012 -13 & 2013 -14 and Overstatement of Assets towards Closing Stock and receivables due to outstanding Value Added Tax refund claims for the years 2012 -13 & 2013 -14, the CSD corrected the annual accounts. But for these corrections, profit would have been..................

Report No . 19 of 201 6 (Defence Services) 63 4.1 Inordinate Delay in completion of works sanctioned for operational military requirements Construction of an underground operation..................

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27 February 2016
Performance
West Bengal
Report of 2015 – Urban Local Bodies Government of West Bengal

up action on Audit Reports Response to Audit Observations Budget Provision Annual Acco?  ts of ULBs Adjustment of advances Monitoring of Property Tax collection remittance thereof Replenishment of loan at the instance of Audit Maintenance of basic records Internal Audit Organisational..................

Sector:
Local Bodies

h 7.11 .1] 37 • • • Report of the ELA on ULBs for the year ended March 2014 7 .6.2 Lack of efforts in collec tion of advertisem ent tax, etc. As per section 143 of the W BM C Act, 2006 , the Commissioner shall grant licence for use of site for the purpose of advertisement. The..................

Thus, UL B s w e r e incurring expenditure on behalf of the Stat e G ov e rn m e nt that could hav e been used for pro viding municipal services to th e people. 2.7 Adjustment of advances In t erm s of Rule 189 of th e W e st Bengal M unicipal (Finan c e a nd A c counting) Rules, 1999, differ..................

- Other Important Cases CH A PTER VIII OTH ER IM PO R TA NT CA SES olkata M unici al Cor oration 8.1 nsufficient efforts in collection of ro er!Y tax from the Institute of N eurosciences, Kolkata - f 2 crore Kolkata M unicipal Corporation did not collect arr ears of property tax amoun ting to..................

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No. of commercial I A nnual Annual N o. N ameofULB n on-residential Property surcharge Peri od Loss holding Tax @20% 1. Asansol 7909 267.7 3 53.55 01.04.2012 t o 31.0 3.2013 53.55 2. Dur ga pur 1011 1570.32 133.86 01.04.2011 t o 3 1.0 3.2012 264.33 1003 172 3.7 5 130.47 01.04.2012 t o 31.0..................

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[Paragraph 3.2] Remission allowed on property tax beyond perm issible limit led to loss oft 1.29 crore in two ULBs. [Paragraph 3.3] lX Non-imposition of surcharge on property tax (for commercial holdings) by 14 ULBs during July 2006 to M arch 2013 resulted in loss of revenue amounting to �..................

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Para No. Page No. Loss I arrear of revenue due to delay in 3.2 17 revision of annual valuation of property Remission on property tax beyond 3.3 18 perm issible limit led to loss oft 1.29 crore Non-imposition of surcharge leading to 3.4 19 loss ofr evenue oft 17 .34 crore Outstanding water..................

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Property tax on land and building is the principal source of tax revenue of a ULB. Non-tax revenue of a ULB includes plan-sanction fees, mutation fees and water charges. All collections as perm issible under the statute in force, such as tax and non-tax revenue, are meant to be utilised for..................

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C H A P T E R I I I R E C E IP T S Chapter III - Receipts CH A PTER III RE CEIPTS Receipts of ULBs comprise both tax and non-tax revenue which are levied by ULBs as per provision of the M unicipal Acts. Other sources of revenue are share of State grants and..................

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Irregular expenditure on establishment out of municipal fund deprived the tax payers from getting obligatory and discretionary services. Eight ULBs neither created 'Special Fund' nor contributed to the fund for payment of term inal benefits to retired personnel. Non-compliance with the Govern..................

V M A TERI A L M A NA G EM EN T AND EX EC U TIO N OF W O RK S ULBs are responsible for maintenance of infrastru cture, which enables the provision of services to the people, and also execution of various developmental works. For this, material required for maintenance and developmental work is to..................

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