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Reconciliation of Receipt Expenditure Figures

Reconciliation of Departmental Receipt/Expenditure Figures

-Dr. Lalit Kumar Setia

I would like to bring the attention of all Drawing and Disbursing Officers (DDOs) of Haryana on the instructions of the Finance Department recently issued for reconciliation of the Departmental Receipt / Expenditure figures with those booked by the Accountant General Haryana for the Financial Year 2021-22. A copy of the instructions is available at the following link:

http://www.finhry.gov.in/FileUploads/Upload_7e3ee3fd-cdec-4106-8d0f-ec1652850d2d_.pdf

Managerial Administration

Cash Management in Government:

All receipts are deposited in the Treasury or Bank of the State Governments and Union territories and the initial accounts are maintained at the treasuries. The detailed accounts of all receipts are kept in the office of concerned departmental officers. Similarly, all payments are made from the treasury or bank of the State Governments and Union Territory, and the initial accounts of payments are kept at the treasury, and such accounts are maintained by the officers of the concerned departmental officers.

The Accountant General office receive the monthly accounts supported with vouchers of all the transactions completed at the level of treasuries after the end of each month. Based on accounts furnished by the Treasury Officers, the departmental classified abstracts are compiled by the Accounts Officers showing monthly receipts and payments of the concerned departments under major, minor, sub, and detailed heads.

The cash balances are also reconciling as per Government Accounting Rules 1990.

Use of Computerized Accounting:

The states with Computerized Accounting can easily perform these tasks of reconciliation with the help of software in the background whenever any transaction is passed by the Treasury Officers and concerned DDOs. In Haryana, the State Government is working to find out such a mechanism, however, till today, no mechanism is adopted for automatic reconciliation with the help of software.

More about Computerized Accounting in Government:

https://drlalitsetia.blogspot.com/2020/08/computerized-accounting-systems.html

Digitalization of Vouchers and e-Receipts and e-Payments in Haryana:

Haryana is one of the leading states of India, which adopted e-Receipts and e-Payments in treasury-related transactions. The vouchers have also been digitalized. However, the task of reconciliation is still complicated. The letters are issued by the Finance Department Haryana for reconciliation of the figures of expenditure and receipt, with the accounts of Accountant General regularly by 7th of the 2nd following month.

Why reconcile the Accounts?

The reconciliation is a must to check the accuracy of the figures and trace the financial irregularities if any. It facilitates departmental control over expenditure. As per Government Accounting Rules 1990, it is essential for proper accounting and efficient management of State Finances. The reconciliation work of DDOs must be completed on time without making any delay and the same should be communicated to the B&C Branch of Finance Department.

The Head of Departments (HoDs) of Government Organizations get the work of reconciliation of expenditure and receipts with the accounts of Principal Accountant General, Haryana. As per Government Accounting Rules, 1990; at the end of each month, the balances shown in the cash accounts rendered by the Treasury Officers will be reconciled with the statements of the closing balance received from the Central Accounts Section of the Reserve Bank.

Next Page:

https://drlalitsetia.blogspot.com/2021/03/haryana-budget-2021-22-overview.html

Workshop on Punjab Financial Rules

Workshop on Punjab Financial Rules

By Dr. Lalit Kumar Setia |  @drlalitsetia  |  drlalitsetia@gmail.com  |  October 10, 2018 5:45 p.m. IST

Purpose:

The main objective of the above course was to describe the latest provisions of Punjab Financial Rules and procurement procedures including Government e-Marketplace (GeM), e-Procurement, outsourcing policy of services, and e-Billing operations.

Who participated in the course?

The course enhances the knowledge and sharpen the skills of 24 Officers including District Fisheries Officers, Executive Engineers, Divisional Agricultural Officers, Sub-Divisional Officers, and Women & Child Development Project Officers; by addressing their concerns with regard to use of e-Procurement, Government e-Marketplace, Outsourcing Policy, and e-Billing at their work-space. In the course, greater emphasis is provided upon procurement of goods and services and how to ensure compliance of financial rules in various organizational functions.

What has been covered in this course:

At the end of the course, the participants became able to (i) describe the procurement process including local purchases, Tendering, Government e-Marketplace, and e-Procurement, (ii) describe the provisions of Outsourcing policy part I and II and its use in Government offices, and (iii) describe the process of e-Billing in Government Offices.
*Copyright © 2018 Dr. Lalit Kumar. All rights reserved. 

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