what is icd of southeren power distribution andhra pradesh

The ICD (Integrated Command & Control / Internal Complaint/Dispute Details) you're asking about could mean a few things in the context of Southern Power Distribution Company of Andhra Pradesh (APSPDCL). Let me clarify the most common interpretation:

APSPDCL — ICD (Internal Complaints & Disputes / Customer Grievance)

Southern Power Distribution Company of Andhra Pradesh Limited (APSPDCL) serves the southern districts of Andhra Pradesh.

Contact / ICD Details:

DetailInfo
CompanyAPSPDCL (AP Southern Power Distribution Co. Ltd.)
Registered OfficeCorporate Office, Tiruchanur Road, Kurnool – 518 004, Andhra Pradesh
Toll-Free Helpline1912 (Power complaints)
Websitewww.apspdcl.in
Consumer Grievance CellAvailable at all divisional/circle offices
Online Complaint Portalhttps://apspdcl.in/complaints

If "ICD" refers to Internal Charge Disputes / Billing Disputes:

  • Consumers can raise disputes at their nearest Section Office or Divisional Office
  • Online via the APSPDCL consumer portal
  • Through the AP TRANSCO/DISCOMS grievance redressal mechanism under APERC (AP Electricity Regulatory Commission)

If "ICD" refers to a specific Office/Department code:

APSPDCL uses division/circle codes internally. The specific ICD code would depend on the district or subdivision you're referring to.

Could you clarify what ICD stands for in your context? For example:
  • Infrastructure/Installation Code
  • Internal Charge Dispute
  • A specific office or department code
This will help me give you a precise answer.
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provide assertion and procedure perfomed and risk related to same

Here is a comprehensive Audit Assertions, Procedures, and Risk Analysis for the Rent Expenses of APSPDCL:

Rent Expenses — Audit Working Paper

Entity: Southern Power Distribution Company of Andhra Pradesh (APSPDCL) GL Codes: 407101 | 407102 | 407103 | 407105

1. AUDIT ASSERTIONS

AssertionDescriptionApplicability to Rent
OccurrenceRent expenses recorded actually occurred and relate to the entityAll rent payments (Guest House, Lease, Office, Godown) were actually incurred
CompletenessAll rent expenses that should have been recorded are recordedNo rent payable/accruals are omitted, especially Q4 showing zero
AccuracyAmounts are mathematically correct and properly calculatedFigures match underlying lease agreements / rental invoices
Cut-offExpenses recorded in the correct accounting periodRent pertaining to Q4 not deferred/omitted inappropriately
ClassificationExpenses are recorded in the correct GL codesGuest House (407101) not mixed with Lease (407102) or Godown (407105)
AuthorizationPayments were duly authorized as per delegation of powersRent agreements and payments approved by competent authority
ExistenceThe rented premises physically exist and are in useGuest houses, godowns, offices are actually occupied/used

2. AUDIT PROCEDURES

A. Occurrence & Authorization

  • Obtain and verify rent agreements / lease deeds for all GL codes
  • Confirm agreements are executed in the name of APSPDCL and duly stamped & registered
  • Verify approval/sanction from authorized signatory (CGM/MD level) as per delegation of powers
  • Cross-check vendor names in agreements against payment vouchers and bank statements
  • Verify rent paid to government entities (APIIC, Wakf Board, etc.) has required NOC/clearances

B. Completeness

  • Reconcile rent expense as per books with rent register / contract schedule
  • Check for any outstanding rent payable at year-end — especially Q4 showing zero (₹0) across all heads
  • Obtain confirmation/explanation for nil figures in Q4 for all four GL codes — possible advance payments, non-renewal, or accrual omission
  • Verify prepaid rent is not incorrectly expensed or vice versa

C. Accuracy & Arithmetic

  • Re-compute quarterly totals: Q1 (₹57.47L) + Q2 (₹56.89L) + Q3 (₹74.40L) — verify with ledger
  • Match individual GL amounts to invoices/receipts from landlords
  • Check TDS deductions (u/s 194I) on rent > ₹2.4L p.a. — verify Form 26AS / TDS returns
  • Verify GST applicability (18% on commercial rent) and correct ITC treatment

D. Cut-off

  • Verify rent for March (Q4) is not pushed to next year — obtain accrual register
  • For 407102 – Lease Rent (highest value: ₹6.25 Cr in Q3), verify no sudden spike explanation
  • Check if Q3 lease rent increase relates to new agreements or backdated entries

E. Classification

  • Verify 407103 – Office Rent shows nil in all quarters — confirm whether offices are owned or rented, or if expenses are classified elsewhere
  • Ensure guest house rent (407101) is not a disguised personal/HBA benefit to officers
  • Confirm godown rent (407105) relates to operational storage (meters, cables, transformers)

F. Physical Verification

  • Visit/inspect key rented premises — guest houses and godowns (higher risk areas)
  • Obtain occupancy records to confirm usage during the period
  • Check if any rented property belongs to related parties (Directors, employees, their relatives)

3. RISK ANALYSIS

🔴 HIGH RISKS

RiskGL CodeDetails
Q4 Zero Balance – Completeness RiskAll codesAll four GL codes show ₹0 in Q4 — highly unusual; risk of expenses being deferred, omitted, or shifted to capital
Q3 Spike in Lease Rent407102Lease rent jumps from ₹31.85L (Q2) to ₹62.58L (Q3) — risk of backdated entries or fictitious accruals
Related Party Transactions407101, 407105Guest house and godown rent are prone to payments to connected parties without arm's length terms
Fictitious Vendors / Ghost Landlords407105Godown rent — risk of payments to non-existent landlords or inflated rent

🟡 MEDIUM RISKS

RiskGL CodeDetails
TDS Non-ComplianceAllNon-deduction of TDS u/s 194I may result in disallowance under Income Tax Act
Unregistered Agreements407102High-value lease agreements may not be registered, exposing APSPDCL to legal risk
Misclassification407103Zero office rent may indicate misclassification into capital expenditure (leasehold improvements)
GST ITC Reversal RiskAllIf guest house rent (407101) is used for personal benefit, ITC is blocked under CGST rules

🟢 LOW RISKS

RiskDetails
Arithmetic errorsLow — quarterly totals appear internally consistent
Duplicate paymentsCan be checked through vendor-wise payment report

4. KEY OBSERVATIONS / FLAGS FOR MANAGEMENT

⚠️ Q4 shows ₹0 for all rent categories — This is a significant red flag requiring explanation. Possible reasons:
  • Advance rent paid in Q3 covering Q4
  • Agreements expired and not renewed
  • Expenses shifted to a different cost centre
  • Accrual not recorded (Completeness issue)
⚠️ Lease Rent (407102) in Q3 = ₹6.25 Crore vs Q1/Q2 ≈ ₹3.2 Crore — nearly double — requires specific justification.
⚠️ Office Rent (407103) = ₹0 throughout — Confirm whether offices are company-owned or expenses captured under another head.

Prepared for internal audit/statutory audit purposes | APSPDCL Rent Expenses Review
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