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Maha Co-ops: AGM deadline extended to Dec 31 - Vimarsana News

Maha Co-ops: AGM deadline extended to Dec 31

According to Fress Press Journal reports, Maharashtra's cooperative societies can prepare their audit reports

Subsidy scam: Nigeria spent N13.7trn between 2005, 2020 ― NEITI report - Vimarsana News

Subsidy scam: Nigeria spent N13.7trn between 2005, 2020 ― NEITI report

Facts emerged on Thursday that the sum of N13.7 trillion ($74.386 billion) was spent on the payment of fuel subsidy between 2005 and 2020

Delhi L-G writes to CM Kejriwal flagging serious irregularities in finances - Vimarsana News

Delhi L-G writes to CM Kejriwal flagging serious irregularities in finances

VK Saxena, Lieutenant-Governor, Delhi, has written to CM Arvind Kejriwal regarding several serious irregularities in the Delhi government’s accounts and finances. The CAG Audit reports tabled after four years have exposed glaring irregularities by the AAP government.

Keep These 10 Documents Ready Before Filing Returns - Vimarsana News

Keep These 10 Documents Ready Before Filing Returns

Come July and the salaried class is expected to file their Income Tax Returns (ITR) without fail. The most earning individuals will have to use the ITR-1 form to file a return, while others have to use ITR-2 What is the difference between ITR-1 and ITR-2? When you need to fill out the ITR-1 form: 1.    If you are an Individual. 2.    If you have an income from Salary /

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GoLocalProv | RI Board of Elections Finds Campaign Finance Violations by 2 State Senators - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | RI Board of Elections Finds Campaign Finance Violations by 2 State Senators

The Rhode Island Board of Elections (BOE) says it found that campaign finance violations were committed by two State Senators and referred a third case to the Rhode Island Attorney General's office.