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<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong>, 2009<br />

(b)<br />

(c)<br />

(d)<br />

(e)<br />

(f)<br />

Set new case completion standard that at least 4.5 cases per month to be<br />

completed by each sales tax auditor and provide guide lines and training of new<br />

audit methods;<br />

Assign additional funding for a programme to improve office facilities including<br />

telephone and transport to support the work of sales tax auditors;<br />

Prepare new audit plan to provide for the completion of 1800 audits on a<br />

monthly basis;<br />

Strengthen supervision of the work of sales tax auditors to ensure compliance;<br />

and<br />

Consider use of private auditors for sales tax audit work under close supervision<br />

of CBR.<br />

Member (ST) emphasized upon the Collectors to ensure that the above decision about audit work<br />

are implemented in letter and spirit. However, the following hurdles were pointed out by different<br />

Collectors, which in their opinion are and will impede the audit operations:-<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

(iii)<br />

(iv)<br />

Most of the auditors are not professionally competent.<br />

A proper training module has yet not been designed for these auditors.<br />

Lack of infrastructural support including logistics, transport etc.<br />

Selection by CBR of units to be audited is not flawless. Collectorates should be<br />

involved in this exercise so that priority can be given to high risk units.<br />

5. DECISIONS ABOUT AUDIT<br />

5.1 Setting up of ―Audit Management Cell‖ in each Collectorate.<br />

5.2 The Conference established the impossibility of attaining the requisite average<br />

of 4.5 audits per auditor during March, 2001 or even during April & May, 2001.<br />

The requisite level will be attempted progressively in the following manner:-<br />

<br />

An average of 2.5 audits per auditors to be achieved during March,<br />

2001.<br />

An average of 3 audits per auditor to be achieved during April, 2001.<br />

An average of 3.5 audits per auditor to be achieved during May, 2001.<br />

An average of 4.0 audits per auditor to be achieved during July, 2001.<br />

<br />

An average of 4.5 audits per auditor to be achieved during August or<br />

September, 2001.<br />

Therefore, the number of audits through CBR auditors would be:-

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