


Tuesday, July 29, 2008
The Board of Investment had failed to
recover Rs.118,729,170 from 9 defaulters and more than 800 million
rupees given as incentives to non-starter projects, the Auditor
General’s review of the BOI annual report for 2006 presented to
Parliament recently revealed.
The misuse of incentives to start BOI approved ventures in a
considerable number of cases or of cancelled projects showed that they
had used the duty waivers to import vehicles or machinery but did not
start the project. "Efforts had not been taken by the BOI to collect
the value of such duty concessions granted to cancelled projects.
There was no evidence to prove in audit that the relevant ...


Govt. educating people on
devolution
Minister of Construction and Engineering
Services Rajitha Senaratne told The Island yesterday that the
government had already commenced an island-wide programme to educate
the general public on the ...

Polls Chief gets ready for
postal voting
Commissioner of Elections Dayananda Dissanayake
yesterday (28) instructed the Returning Officers of the districts of
Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Ratnapura and Kegalle to ensure that the
51,248 Insured ...

