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Do's
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Do's
Treasury Officer should satisfy himself personally
before passing the bills to ensure that: |
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The details as given on the outer page with those filled in inner
pages as required under the State Treasury Rules (proper six tier
classification including Grant no. Arithmetical accuracy, budget
provision as per Grant, DDO code etc) have been checked.
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2. |
Bills have been submitted by authorised DDOs only on the basis of
DDO authority issued by the Head of Department/ UP Government.
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3. |
Object head-wise details with Grant no. as filled by the DDO in
the bill are same as shown by the Treasury Officer in the Schedule
of Payment.
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Plan/ Non-Plan and Voted/Charged details are correctly marked on
the bill by DDO and are same as shown by the Treasury Office in
the Schedule of Payment.
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The Schedules of recoveries under the Major Head 7610- Loans to
Government Servant are attached with the vouchers, the type of
recoveries with amount shown in the bill matches with the details
given in the schedules
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Each
voucher has the standard object heads of Basic pay and various
allowances including Dearness pay as shown by the UP Government in
their budget. Pay vouchers should depict amounts of various
objects in order of 01- Pay, 03-DA, 06-OA, 50-DP. Object head
codes should be correct.
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The
15 digit classification of the vouchers as filled in by the DDO is
same as shown by the treasury officer in the schedule of payment.
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8. |
GPF
credit schedules are attached with the establishment Vouchers
(47ka) as per classification and amount of deduction shown on the
establishment vouchers.
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9. |
All
AC bills bear suitable rubber stamps in bold letters and in red
ink on its top as directed by Director of Treasuries, UP, Lucknow
vide their letter no. 4873/1(62 Lekha). /05/Ko Ni/Pra Vi dated
13.3.2006.
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10. |
All
prescribed checks on the bills submitted by DDOs have been
applied.
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11. |
All
rules and provisions given in the Financial Hand Book and other
manuals, GO’s issued by the state government and directives issued
by the Accountant General from time to time must be followed while
passing the bills.
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Besides, the Treasury Officer should satisfy
himself personally regarding followings items also to see that- |
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PLAs are opened with the prior
permission of the Accountant General. The PLAs which are debited
to the Consolidated Fund of the State must be closed at the end of
the each year and re-opened again, if need be, following the same
procedure as contained in UP PLA Rules 1998 issued by the UP
Government vide notification dated 4.5.1998.
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Replies of Annual Inspection Report
on the working of Treasuries, are sent promptly after receipt of
report from A.G. Office.
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The Specimen signatures of the
Accounts Officers of the Accountant General Office are readily
available.
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Plus and minus memos are being sent
by the Treasury Officers monthly as directed by Director of
Treasuries vide their letter no. 4018/10(88)/2000/Plus Minus
Memo/DT/TC dated 28.12.2004.
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R.B.D. (Receipt and Payment) figures
are correctly shown in the list of payment or Cash Account and
verified date wise monthly statement of the RBD are sent to this
office alongwith 2nd list of account positively.
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All the vouchers of state loans
granted to different institutions under various loans heads by the
State Government a copy of the GO sanctioning the loan is attached
and category of Plan or Non-Plan and Voted or Charged is
specifically ticked on the voucher after verification from the GO.
Similarly in case of repayment of loans, the treasury challans
submitted by the department must have GO no. of the loan, SLR no.
of loan as intimated by this office including installment no. of
the loan. |
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The repayment of general Taquavi
Loans are correctly classified under the major head 6401-00-108 in
the treasury challan and receipt schedule sent to Accountant
General office along with monthly accounts. |
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The payments of instruments of
Interest warrant issued by the RBI on account of interest on UP
state development loans should be classified by the Treasury under
the Major Head 2049-Interest Payment. The payment of discharge
value of the above loans should be debited to the major head 6003-
Internal debt of the State Govt.
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All rules and provisions given in
the Financial Hand Book and other manuals, GO’s issued by the
state government and directives issued by the Accountant General
from time to time must be followed while passing the bills.
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Don'ts |
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No change in the
treasury database should be made after the submission of the
monthly account to the AG office
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No transactions
under any head of accounts (major head/ sub major head/ Minor
head/ Sub head/ Object head) which has not been authorized by the
C&AG of India / CGA / State Government should be taken in to
account sent to AG.
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No state receipts
should be taken into account under the Central heads of Tax
Revenue 0020, 0021, 0028, 0032, 0037, 0038, 0044 (Receipts heads).
The receipts under these heads are received from the Government of
India, Ministry of Finance through RBI Nagpur as State Share of
Taxes and adjusted by the AG in the state accounts on receipt of
sanctions from the Ministry.
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Do's
Treasury Officer should satisfy himself personally about the List of
Payment and Cash Accounts of the treasury generated from the Treasury
software to see that: |
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List
of Payments and Cash Accounts of the treasury generated from
Treasury software contains correct codes with the name of
respective States under Major Head 8793- Inter Suspense.
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Transactions shown in all the Major Heads above the Major Head
8000- Contingency Fund have classifications upto sub head level.
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Major Head-wise figures of schedule of payment and list of payment
tally with each other. Similarly figure of schedule of receipts
and Cash Accounts should also tally.
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Opening balance as give in the list of payment tallies with the
Closing balance of the previous month as given in the Cash
Accounts.
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Details of functional major head wise receipt and payment figures
in respect of major heads 7610( upto minor head)/8000( upto Major
head)/8009(upto sub head level) have appeared in the list of
payment & Cash Account and the total of the functional major
head-wise breakup matches with the total figures shown in List Of
Payment / Cash Accounts.
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The
correct code no. of the various Pay and Accounts Officers of
different Ministry/ Defence, P&T and Railway Offices etc. as
required to be given in the major heads 8658 are correctly shown
in the list of payment or Cash Accounts.
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In
respect of receipt schedules of Capital heads, full classification
along with Grant no. is mentioned.
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For
all major head of Account, the total of the payments shown in the
Schedule of Payment for the 1st list are correctly shown in the
Schedule of Payment for the 2nd list
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All
rules and provisions given in the Financial Hand Book and other
manuals, GO’s issued by the state government and directives issued
by the Accountant General from time to time must be followed while
preparing the bills.
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Don'ts |
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No manual correction
in List of Payment and Cash Account generated through Treasury
software should be made in ink to prove the account.
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DO’S:
Treasury Officer should satisfy himself personally before sending
the monthly accounts of 1st /2nd list to the A.G. Office that: |
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List of payment and
Cash Accounts generated from treasury software and are being sent
to A.G office have no deficiency mentioned above and are correct
and clearly printed (in duplicate) and are kept along with the
bundle of the monthly accounts.
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Accounts for each
Major Head of Payment/ Receipts etc have been kept in separate
packets.
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Each packet for
payment heads contains all vouchers along with the respective
schedule of payment. (all the vouchers, pertaining to respective
Major must be tagged in serials in bundles).
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Each packet for
receipt heads contains all relevant information along with the
respective receipt schedule.
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Separate packets for
each Major Head of Payment/ Receipts etc. kept in the bag tally
with the payment / Receipts shown in the list of payment /cash
account for handing over to A.G. Office.
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All wanting bundles/
SOPs of previous accounts with other information as required by
the AG Office till date of dispatch of monthly accounts, have also
been kept in the bag under a separate cover for handing over in
A.G.Office to the officer concern.(To ensure cent percent
compliance, Treasury officer should maintain a register of records
/ information required by AG office).
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The First list of
accounts must reach before 13th of that month and second list
before 5th of the following month.
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The printed copy of
the list of Payment/ Cash Accounts sent to the AG Office are
complete, clear and legible.
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Duplicate copy of
the schedule of payments of all payment heads are also kept in a
separate packet in the bundle of the monthly accounts.
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All the respective
paid cheques which are to be treated as vouchers in respect of
Major Heads 4408, 6003, Interest warrants of RBI paid by the
treasury and PLA etc. must be sent alongwith the 1st/ 2nd list of
accounts as the case may be.
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All rules and
provisions given in the Financial Hand Book and other manuals,
GO’s issued by the state government and directives issued by the
Accountant General from time to time must be followed while
sending the monthly accounts.
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DO’S:
Treasury Officer should keep himself personally satisfied regarding
GPF of all employees /officers (other than class IV) to ensure that: |
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GPF credit
schedules/ challans/debit vouchers are sent to this office by the
prescribed date and schedules of all the major heads as shown on
the summary are attached and tally with the amount shown on the
summary list.
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Cent percent GPF
credit schedules detached from the establishment Vouchers (47ka)
are transmitted to A.G office each month.
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The amount of
schedules attached, in respect of particular vouchers mentioned on
the covering list prepared by the treasury offices tally with the
amount of vouchers.
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GPF deductions of
officers who have been promoted to AIS cadre but have not been
allotted PF account number of AIS series (IASU, IPSU, IFSU) by AG
office are shown under the major head 8009-01-101-02 and schedules
are attached accordingly.
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For GPF deductions
of all class IV employee who had been promoted to class III cadre
and their GPF balances have been transferred by transfer credit
through treasury challan to his GPF class III account, schedules/challan
relating to transfer credit are invariably attached and detailed
classification on the schedules are mentioned.
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Final payment
authorities on which payment has not been done due to some reason
and which has become time barred, are returned to AG office
immediately with non-payment certificate.
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While making 90% GPF
payment as well as 10% GPF payment / RB payment to the retired
state government employees name and GPF account number of the
subscriber is same as shown in the master provided by AG office.
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Correct GPF account
number and name are mentioned on GPF schedules, challans and debit
vouchers.
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All rules and
provisions given in the Financial Hand Book and other manuals,
GO’s issued by the state government and directives issued by the
Accountant General from time to time must be followed while
passing the bills.
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Don'ts |
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Do not pass the
salary bills if the GPF credit schedules are not attached by the
DDO as per classification and amount of the deductions shown on
the salary bills (47ka) till such bills are corrected by DDOs.
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No GPF credits or
debits should be passed on through defunct series account numbers.
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