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Session – 1 Overview of Functioning of Treasury Regional Training Institute, Ranchi Structured Training Courseware on Treasury Inspection
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/2 January 2005 Learning Objectives At the end of the session, participants will be able to explain the –Importance of Treasury –Its organisational setup –Its main functions
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/3 January 2005 Treasuries – An Introduction Cash transactions of Government carried out through Treasuries –Collection, Disbursement and Accountal of Resources District –One District Treasury –Sub-Treasuries, under District Treasury
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/4 January 2005 Types of Treasuries/ Sub-Treasuries Banking Treasury –Cash receipt/ payment handled by bank branch, attached to treasury Non-Banking Treasury –Handles both cash receipt/ payment, as well as accounting –Segregation of duties between cash handling and accounting
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/5 January 2005 Rendering of Accounts Treasury renders account of receipts and payments to AG –Non-compiled Accounts –Booked under 8658-Suspense, 111- DAA DAA cleared by AG Office Compilation –Net Accounting, except Book Transfers for specified heads by Treasury Gross Accounting for such heads
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/6 January 2005 Rendering of Accounts (Contd.) Two accounts per month –1 st List –2 nd List Sub-treasury accounts included in District Treasury Accounts Computerised systems in Treasuries
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/7 January 2005 Cheque-Drawing Officers Forest, PWD etc. Attached to Treasury –Reconciliation with Treasury Issue cheques, collect receipts Letter of Credit System Monthly Accounts directly to AG
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/8 January 2005 Drawing & Disbursing Officer (DDO) Lowest Government unit for receipts/ payments For payments –Submits bills to treasury For receipts –Submits challans to treasury, with cash DDO creation by Finance Department/ AG Control on specimen signatures
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/9 January 2005 Importance of Treasury Vital role in implementation of government policies and programmes –Backbone of State Government’s financial administration Codes, manuals and procedures Deviation from rules –Adverse impact on financial accountability No authority to keep payment claim / deposit pending –Honour or object without delay
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/10 January 2005 Organisational Setup Collector Treasury Officer Assistant Treasury Officer Treasurer (Non-Banking Treasury) Accountant Supervisor
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/11 January 2005 Collector’s Role Overall in-charge of Treasury and revenue administration Personal responsibility for –proper accountal of receipts and payments, –maintenance of records, –submission of returns Appointment of Treasury Officer does not absolve Collector of responsibility
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/12 January 2005 Collector’s Role (Contd.) Periodical Examination –Every 3 months for cash and deposits –Every 6 months for opium –Every year for stamps, securities, drafts and cheques During Examination –Actual stock corresponds to book balance, and is under lock and key –Deposit registers maintained properly While taking/ handing over charge –Stock verification, intimation to Chief Secretary
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/13 January 2005 Treasury Officer and Staff Appointed by Finance Department –Reports to Collector –Responsible for proper discharge of duties by himself and subordinate staff Under Treasury Officer –Treasurer Cash handling at Non-Banking Treasury –Accountant Recording of cash transactions
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/14 January 2005 Accountant’s Role (Contd.) Responsibility for –Compilation of accounts and returns –Ensuring compliance with all rules and orders –Highlight irregularities –Inspect accounts records of sub-treasuries
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/15 January 2005 Handling of Govt. Funds All money received as –Government revenues (Consolidated Fund) –Deposit into Government Custody (Public Account) Should be immediately deposited in the Treasury Cannot be used to meet departmental expenses
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/16 January 2005 Withdrawal from Government’s Account Withdrawals only under authority of –Treasury Officer (TO), or –Authorised officials of AG Treasury Officer may permit withdrawals for –Payments due from Govt. to DDO –Funds to DDO to pay claims of Govt. Servants Private Parties –Direct payment to private parties
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/17 January 2005 Withdrawals (Contd.) –Investment of Public Account funds by authorised officials TO should decline demands for –Unauthorised payments –Payments not as per rules TO responsible to AG for –Acceptance of validity of claims paid –Evidence of receipt by payee
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/18 January 2005 Withdrawals (Contd.) Payments only within district where claim arises, except pension Urgent payments ordered by Collector to be reported to Finance Dept and AG DDO’s Signature to be verified Recoveries ordered by AG should be made by TO without delay
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/19 January 2005 Bills Presented by DDOs In printed form Duly signed, and corrections attested Full accounting classification Should only cover 1 Major Head Sanction order enclosed
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/20 January 2005 Daily Accounts and Returns (Banking Treasury) From Bank –Daily account of receipts and payments (daily scroll) with challans and vouchers –Passbook/ Register of receipts and payments Forwarded daily to TO TO will verify total daily receipts and payments, and sign
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/21 January 2005 Daily Accounts (Contd.) TO Registers –Register of receipt challans issued –Register of orders for payment Entries in bank scroll to be reconciled with TO registers, and discharge date entered
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RTI Ranchi – Structured Courseware on Treasury Inspection – Slide 1/22 January 2005 Daily Posting Individual receipts and payments to –Cash Book, or –Subsidiary Registers Net Daily Receipts / Payments –To Register for Reserve Bank Deposits
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