1.

Inability to quickly and accurately produce a list of evaders for prompt

action to be taken against them.
2. Inability to quickly and accurately produce list of defaulters who are due to
pay or payment has expired.
3. Errors in computation of levies collected due to redundancies, discrepancies
and irregularities
4. Difficulty in computation of collected levies because figures involved can
sometimes be intimidating.
5. There were instances where fake receipts were issued and money collected goes
into private pockets.
6. Because of above situation, amount collected is always more than what is
written in the record books.
7. Retrieval of records for proper assessment by the director of ASWAMA is
always a very tedious task.
8. Because of above situation, assessment becomes a neglected task letting staff
do what they like.
9. Delay in the remittance of monies collected is sometimes caused by huge
computation workload.
10. The above situation is caused by the multiplicity of area offices and levy
collection points.
11. Retrieval and assembly of relevant data for decision making takes a very long
time.
12. Paper files on which data are recorded are easily mutilated and security of
information is very low.
13. The absence of a central repository for data makes the level of redundancy
high.
14. This in turn institutionalizes inconsistency and incompetency as traditions.
15. All of the above makes it difficult for the state government to respond to
her obligations to her citizens.