New Delhi, Feb. 18 The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has suggested that integrated telecom players, who offer a whole range of services, should be asked to submit the break-up of income from their various standalone subsidiaries in order to determine the revenue share payable to the Government.
The regulator has proposed that the Department of Telecom should carry out special audits of the operator’s account books every 3-5 years.
At present telecom operators are not required to submit the reconciliation statements of consolidated revenue of the group company with its standalone revenue of a particular segment.
Source: The Hindu Business Line
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