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2002-2003
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DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUE TO STATE GOVERNMENT

After the close of Annual Accounts every year, the figures appearing in the Accounts, PAO-wise (i.e. Basic Excise Duty, Additional Excise Duty, Cost of collection etc.) relating to the net proceeds of Union Excise Duties are forwarded to the Director General of Audit, Central Revenue, New Delhi who in turn communicates it to the respective State Accountants General in whose jurisdiction a particular Commissionerate is situated. After the verification of these figures by the Accountants General, the matter is referred to the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (C&AG). The C&AG on the basis of these verification, certifies the correctness of these figures. After the issue of this certificate, the share of each State is worked out by the Budget Division (Ministry of Finance) as per the percentage prescribed by the Finance Commission and released to them. For the year 2001-2002, the figures (uncertified) have been calculated by this office as below:

1. Shareable Duties Rs. 59524.73 crores

2. Duties Assigned to States (Additional Excise Duties in lieu of Sales Tax ) Rs. 6177.44 crores

These are gross figures and the Cost of Collection is deducted from these to arrive at the net amount of shareable and assignable duties.

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