Annual Report 2008 - Ministry of Finance and Planning

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4. Reform Initiatives 196 grounds, facts of courtesy from Inland Revenue Officers, insufficient information set out in the returns and seeking to obtain concessions extended to senior citizens. Out of 53 complaints received, 39 have been resolved at the initial stages of calling observations or of inquiry. The independent friendly environment facilitated by the office of the Tax Ombudsman and the obligation cast upon officers of the Inland Revenue Department to come prepared with all relevant facts when attending such inquiries, have made it possible to resolve tax payer grievances without delay. The general public has been educated through programs such as “Mahajana Sevaya Pinisai”, through newspapers, monthly magazine etc. Further, members of Sri Lanka Notaries Association, Chartered Surveyors and Pradeshiya Sabha members were also educated on land ownership registration with the assistance of officers who have been specially trained. The divisional offices were improved with the introduction of a Local Area Network with the intention of connecting all offices through a Wide Area Network. Information on registered lands is now being fed into the computerized data system. ‘BIM SAVIYA’ Bim Saviya program initiated in 2006 to enable effective land ownership registration, carryout plans to clear ownership of lands and for the establishment of a proper land data base, made progress during 2008. Flowing from the approval granted in 2006, by the National Steering Committee and the Cabinet of Ministers for the Bim Saviya program proposed to be implemented over a period of 15 years, work in the following 18 divisional Secretarial divisions was carried out in the year 2008. Balangoda, Divulapitiya, Doluwa, Homagama, Tambuttegama, Ridigama, Talawa, Weligepola, Moratuwa, Siyambalanduwa, Tissamaharama, Ridimaliyedda, Udunuwara, Meerigama, Medirigiriya, Lunugamwehera, Rajanganaya and Ampara. Issue of land ownership certificates for land given by the Government, also commenced. Accordingly work in Ampara, Hasalaka, Nikaweratiya and Rajanganaya divisions commenced in 2008 along with a voluntary program to obtain ownership certificates on request. In 2008, related awareness programs have been carried out in Bank of Ceylon, National Savings Bank, Lankaputhra Development Bank and Sampath Bank at both national and divisional levels. Accordingly, major banks have been enlightened of the Bim Saviya program promoting the grant of loans accepting such ownership certificates as security. Ministry of Finance and Planning Sri Lanka Annual Report 2008
5 197 Foreign Financing of the Budget Ministry of Finance and Planning Sri Lanka Annual Report 2008
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