The 2011
Director of Audit’s Report shows that wastage
and unnecessary expenditures have continued unabated. It
is unacceptable that at a moment where everyone was bearing the brunt of the
continuing global and the consequent local slowdown, the Ministry of Finance
(MOF) was profligate with taxpayers’ money doling out some Rs 21 million rupees
in overtime over the last three fiscal years
Rattan Chand Khushiram, an avid contributor on economic issues, better known under the pen-name RChand. Headed the Economic Analysis and Research (EARS) unit of the ex-MEPD and was till recently, Director of the Research and Sustainability Division (ReSD) at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MOFED)
Friday, July 20, 2012
Titbits: Double-standards at the Ministry of Finance; Strengthening of Planning; Programme-Based Budgeting (PBB): Some Improvements; No need to shoot the messenger.
Double-standards
at the Ministry of Finance
Friday, July 6, 2012
Titbits:The Mauritius-India Investment Route; MTPA-Greater accountability required; Moody's Investors Service upgrade !!!
The current
visit of the Mauritian minister of foreign affairs to Delhi will set the stage
for resuming talks on the Indian tax treaty in August. Our negotiating position has been
considerably weakened by the introduction of the General Anti-Avoidance Rules
(GAAR) in the Indian budget earlier this year, and the draft GAAR guidelines
issued last week have confirmed our worst fears of potential override of tax
treaty provisions.
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