Data Format For Inspection
Data Format For Inspection
General
Date of last inspection and the Name & Designation of Inspecting authority:
Names of the Officers who held charge during the last 3 years with specific dates
S. No. Name of the Officer Duration with dates
A-1. Administration
b) Via promotion
A-1.1.4 No. of DPCs held during last two years (Date-wise, cadre-wise, no. of
officers /staff names be given)
A-1.1.12 List of unresolved issues pending after J.C.M in last one year.
A-1.1.13 No. of officers/ staff working in the same post for more than 10 years
(Furnish details with name, post and date of joining the post)
A-1.1.14 List of officials who have completed 18/25 years of service but their
services are not verified for issuance of Service Verification
Certificate and recording of entry in the Service Book (under
Rule32(1) (2) of CCS Pension Rules).
S. Name & Designation of Date of Date of Whether Service Book
No. the Appointment Birth verified by
Officer PAO (mention date)
1.
2.
3.
c) Whether [Link]/ [Link] have submitted their reports within stipulated time period? If not,
reasons thereof. If cases are pending with [Link]/ I.O details should be provided.
A-1.1.16 Last two dates on which co-ordination committee meeting held with
the CBI.
A-1.1.17 Details of all training courses held in last one year to enhance the
skills of the officers (Cadre, type of training, no of officers)
A-1.2 Expenditure
A-1.3 Infrastructure
A-1.3.4(b) Are the revised Rules for allotment of Departmental Guest House
implemented w.e.f. 18.11.2019 being followed [instructions issued
vide F. No. 712/171/HRD/WF/18/9630 dated 27.11.2019 from
ADG(I&W), DGHRD]?
A-1.3.7 Whether dead stock register was verified by a gazetted officer? If yes
furnish the date of verification.
A-1.3.8 Check HRA/License fee deduction from salary of employee whose spouse
is a govt. employee.
c) Contingent register
e) Despatch register
f) Register of consumable goods
i) Pension cases
r) Manpower supply contract for housekeeping/ data entry operators / multi tasking staff.
s) Public Financial Management System (PFMS) report
t) Use of BHAVISHYA portal for disbursement of superannuation funds
u) Stationery Register
v) Children education allowance register
w) Newspaper, telephone bills register
A-1.3.10 Whether biometric attendance system is in place and all officers/staff
are mapped. If not, reason thereof should be taken on record.
2. No. of employees who are required to do typing / stenography works or those who
are doing the work.
1 2 3 4
2(ii) (a) Steno
(b) Typist/Clerk
(c) T.A./[Link].
(No. of documents issued during the last 3 months i.e. quarter ending 31st March, 30th June,
30th September or 31st December)
Total No of Documents Issued In Hindi & English Only in English Only in Hindi
7. Computer proficiency
8. Hindi Workshops
Workshop organized in the Duration of No. of officers No. of Staff Total
Quarter (No. and date) Training (in trained trained number
Hours)
1 2 3 4
09. Dates on which four OLIC meetings were conducted in the year
(b)In how many of the above offices, OLIC have been setup
(c)In how many of these offices, OLIC meetings were conducted in the quarter
12. (a) Expenditure incurred on purchase of books during the last financial year
14. (a) Total no. of officers / employees who received cash award under the Incentive
Scheme for Hindi noting & drafting during the last financial year.
(b) Whether circular has been issued for the above incentive scheme during the
current financial
year.
15. (a) Has your office received the Annual Programme for the current year issued by the
Department of Official language?
16. (a) Whether Quarterly Progress Report on OL implementation is sent to DGPM, New
Delhi?
(b)Date on which the last Q.P.R. was sent to DGPM, New Delhi.
17. Details in respect of Hindi Posts Sanctioned Strength Vacant with date
(b)Sr. Translator
(c)Jr. Translator
(i)Total No.
(ii)No. of those which bear their headings and subjects in bilingual form
(ii)No. of those which bear their headings and subjects in bilingual form
20. (a) Date on which Hindi Day / Week / Fortnight / Month was organized
A-1.6.4 No. of days taken to give reply from date of receipt/; (between)
0—10 days------
11—20 days------
20—30 days------
A-1.6.5 Whether any reply submitted after stipulated time (if so reasons
thereof)
A-1.6.6 No. of cases where appeal filed against CPIO/ACPIO’s order and its
present status.
A-1.7 e-Office
Whether CRU Section has been created and Office Order issued?
Monthwise number of letters received and dispatched through e-Office since the
launch of e Office in the Commissionerate.
A-2 Technical
(Rs. In Lakhs)
Financial Revenue Gross Refund / Net Increase / decrease
year Target Revenue Drawback Revenue vis-s vis target
Absolute %
2021-22
2022-23
2023-24 (Upto
Oct.)
2022-23
(Upto
Oct.)
A-2.1.3 Top 25 Tax Payers of the Commisionerate and the tax paid during
the preceding financial year.
S. Tax CGST SGST IGST Cess Total
No. paye Cash Credit Cash Credit Cash Credit Cash Credit Cash Credit
r Ledger ledger Ledger ledger Ledger ledger Ledger ledger Ledger ledger
Seprately for Customs, Central Excise, Service Tax & CGST) (Rs. in Lakhs)
S. No Arrears Arrears Am Arrears Arrears where Arrears
linked pending t where no stay is stay
with at the (Rs recovery granted application
end of ) Stayed is
the Pending
month No. Amoun No. Amoun No. Amoun
t (Rs.) t (Rs.) t (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 Supreme Court
2 High Court
3 CESTAT
Settlement
4
Commission
5 Commr (A)
6 With R.A
7 others
Total
A-2.2.7 Steps taken to write-off arrear that are unrecoverable in last 3 years
(List of specific cases)
Number of cases Amoun Number of Amount of Balance
fit for write off t cases write arrear write off Number of amount
involve off cases
d
A-2.2.9 Details of cases wherein early hearing application was filed by the
Department
Sr. No. taxpayer Appeal No. OIO/OIA No & Amount E.H. Status
Date application
filed on
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
A-2.2.10 List of non stayed cases of arrears where recovery proceedings have
been initiated in last 3 years
A-2.2.13 Year wise recoveries of the cases under Section 142 of the Customs
Act,1962/ Section 79(1)e of the CGST Act, 2017
(i) In case the party files refund/rebate, whether any mechanism in place to adjust the
amount of arrears against the refund claim? List of such cases.
(ii) Whether any recovery is made from a third person from whom money is due or
became due to defaulter? List of such cases.
A-2.3.2 Are the first entries in 335 J register being made immediately after
the search/
summon?
A-2.3.3 All AE-2/DRI-II filed within 48 hours. If No, detailed observations may
be recorded. General
In case of tax collected but not paid to the government, is any SCN issued by the
proper officer? List of such cases.
A-2.3.4 Search Warrants (SW) issued during the last three years
Sr. Particulars 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24
No.
1 No. of SWs issued
2 No. of SWs executed
3 No. of SWs returned
un-executed
2021-22
2022-23
2023-24
A-2.3.6 Investigation pending since date of search or first correspondence
with tax payer [Customs, Central Excise, Service Tax & CGST]
Closing Balance 0-6 months 6-12 months 1-3 years > 3 years
Central Excise
Service Tax
CGST
CUSTOMS
A-2.3.8 Date of last REIC meeting and cases booked on the basis of
information shared. A-2.3.9 No. and position of cases booked by DGGI/DRI
in last 3 years
Year Receipt Disposal No. of cases yet to be verified Amount recovered (In
Lakhs)
A-2.3.12 Reward
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A-2.5 Adjudication
(Rs. In Lakhs)
Sr. No. File No. Name of the Date of Amount No. of PH Expected date of
taxpayer issue of involved given disposal in case of
SCN date amount involved >
wise Rs. 1 Crore
A-2.5.4 Number of Orders Passed by Commissioner /Addl/Joint Commissioner as
on 30.09.2023
Adjudicating No. of Orders No. of orders No. of Orders % age and
Authority passed passed Dropped Orders
in favour of Dropped
Revenue
No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount No. %
Commissioner
ADC/JC
A-2.7 Review
A-2.7.2 Cases decided by the CESTAT on the appeal filed by the department
Year No. of orders No. of orders No. of orders No. of % of cases
passed decided decided remand decided
in favour of in favour of cases in favour of
revenue taxpayer revenue
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
A-2.7.4 Number of cases pending in which appeals has been filed by the
department before Commissioner (Appeals) and CESTAT as on ......
Commissioner(Appeals) CESTAT
1 2
A-2.8 Legal -Court Cases
A-2.8.1 Numbers of cases pending in which appeals has been filed by the
department before Supreme Court and High Court (Separate table for
each Authority).
Sr. Name of Issue in OIO/OIA No. Amoun Departme Date of Presen
No. the brief with date t nt appeal stay order t
taxpayer (lakhs no. passed, positio
) with date if any n
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
(ii) Whether all the cases pending in the Supreme Court, Hight Court and Tribunal have
been uploaded timely on LIMBS?
A-2.8.3 Are payments to Standing Counsel/PP being released in time as per the
Rules?
A-2.9.2 No. of demands confirmed – >Rs. 1 Crore in CE; > 2 Cr in ST; > 20
lakhs in Customs &> 2 Cr in GST
Year No. of No. of No. of cases No. of cases sent No. of cases
demands cases not examined to CC for in which CC
confirmed examined for launching sanction of has
for the prosecution accorded
launching prosecution the
prosecution sanction
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
A-2.10 Provisional Assessment (Refer Sec 60 of CGST Act r/w Rule 98 of CGST
Rules)
A-2.10.1 How many applications in Form ASMT-01 are received from assesses
for provisional assessment? Is any order on this application passed in
Form ASMT-04 within mandatory period of 90 days?
A-2.10.2 Details of Bond/Bank Guarantee in Form GST ASMT-05 received.
A-2.10.3 Age wise break-up of Provisional Assessment (Rs. In Lakhs)
Openin Provisiona Provisiona Closing balance Agewise break-up of pendency
g l l
Balanc Assessme Assessme
e nt nt
Received Finalised
No. Amt. Durin Upt Durin Upt No. Amt. 0-6 6-12 1-3 >3
g the o g the o Months Months Years years
month the month the
month month
A-2.12. Disposal
A-2.12.2 Cases pending for disposal of Drugs & Narcotics & other substances
Sl. No Description Value of goods Date of Whether linked Present value
of goods confiscated confiscatio with court case or of goods due
(Rs. in lakhs) n stay granted by to
Date when competent appreciation/
confiscated authority depreciation
A-2.12.3 Details of pending cases ripe for disposal out of the cases pending for
disposal
Sl. Description of goods Value of confiscated Date from which goods Steps taken for
No. goods is disposal of the
at the time of ripe for disposal goods
confiscation
Seized not ripe for Confiscated (Not ripe Ripe for disposal
disposal (All five for disposal) (Both
columns below) (All five columns below) seized/confiscated) (
All five columns
below)
1 2 3 4 5
Items Value at the OB Receipt No of Disposal C.B
time of & Value at the
seizure time
of disposal
Gold
Gold Jewellery
Silver Brick
Silver Jewellery
Precious/Semi
precious
stones
Foreign currency
Narcotic Drugs
Red sanders
Arms & ammunition
Yarns
Vehicles
Antiques
Electronic items
Wood/Timbers
Medicines
A-2.12.4 General
Whether E-malkhana system to maintain stock has been implemented? If no, reasons
thereof.
What steps are being taken for disposal of perishable goods. whether Board’s
instructions in the
matter has been followed.
Whether there are instances of loss/theft/damages / mis-appropriation of such
goods lying in godown? if so, the reasons thereof and action taken.
A-2.12.5 Uncleared and Unclaimed Goods: (pendency as on........., list of
pendency
may be provided)
(i) Whether the uncleared and unclaimed goods registers have been maintained?
ii) Whether the instructions under Section 48 of Customs Act 1962 have been followed?
iii) Whether Commissionerate made any efforts for the disposal of the unclaimed and
uncleared Cargo by the custodians?
A-2.12.6 Disposal or Provisional Release of Seized goods and Vehicles under
CGST during last 3 years
1) Whether any goods (perishable or normal) have been released provisionally under
bond? If yes, details thereof.
2) Whether any goods (perishable or normal) have been disposed? If yes, details thereof.
3) Whether any seized vehicle has been disposed? If yes, details thereof.
B. Technical (CGST)
GST Registration
As per Notification No 62/2020 – Central Tax dated 20.08.2020 issued by CBIC, business
willing to register under Goods and Services Tax (GST) can choose to opt for Aadhar
authentication, in the absence of which registration would be granted after physical
verification of their place of business.
How many physical verification of GST registrations have been done as per above
notification?
Whether Notices under FORM GSTR-3A has been issued against the non-filers?
In cases of non-filers where notice under FORM GSTR-3A has been issued, whether the
process of assessment has been completed within three months, after the expiry of 15
days period. Details of action taken against non-filers.
Status of ARM Reports: Information received from ARM in respect of all the taxpayers
has been acted upon (including red flag reports) or number of taxpayers against whom
enquiries have yet to be initiated?
Report ID No of GSTN Action Action Not No Action Recovery Recovery
received completed completed required Pending