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What is the usual procedure for a department charging another department for supplies made?

  • Charges are made only for bulk orders.
  • Each department must charge for all supplies. (correct)
  • Supplies are provided without any charge.
  • Casual supplies may be given without charge if consent is given. (correct)

Under what circumstances can inter-departmental adjustments be permitted?

  • When it fosters economy or departmental expenditure control. (correct)
  • Only for special projects requiring additional funding.
  • Only if all departments agree unanimously.
  • If the request is made by the department head.

What should be included in payments made from one department to another if deemed necessary?

  • Supervision and other indirect expenditure as applicable. (correct)
  • Only the cost of goods supplied.
  • Direct costs only.
  • Administrative costs incurred by the supplying department.

How are payments between government departments typically settled?

<p>By book transfer, unless otherwise necessary. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who has the authority to resolve disputes regarding the interpretation of the directions in the chapter?

<p>The Comptroller and Auditor General with presidential approval. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main purpose of maintaining Commercial Departments or Undertakings?

<p>To render services or provide supplies on payment (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes the financial operation of Commercial Departments?

<p>They work to a financial result based on commercial principles (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which exception allows the Forest Department to charge other departments?

<p>For vegetable, animal, or mineral products extracted from a forest area (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is stated about convict labor in relation to charges made by service departments?

<p>No charge is made for convict labor in Jail Works (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which commercial activity is explicitly mentioned for charging other departments?

<p>Production of films by the Films Division (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What governs whether a department's activities are classified as Commercial?

<p>Government discretion and direction (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between Commercial Departments and financial records?

<p>They are required to maintain comprehensive records (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does a Commercial Department handle charges for supplies and services?

<p>They handle charges case by case (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which project related cost is specifically mentioned to be charged during its construction?

<p>Costs for additional Police Guards (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What primarily differentiates Commercial Departments from Service Departments?

<p>Commercial Departments operate on a cost-recovery basis (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the monetary limit prescribed for the agent department to avoid raising a debit against the principal department?

<p>Rs. 1000 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under what circumstances will the Defence services charge and be charged for inter-departmental transactions?

<p>In respect of services rendered and supplies made unless otherwise decided (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of buildings are Defence services not required to pay rent for?

<p>Non-residential buildings of Central Civil Departments (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What kind of services can a branch of a service department levy charges for?

<p>Particular services on payment as constituted (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the Defence services handle payments for the use of civil aerodromes?

<p>They are not required to pay for the use of civil aerodromes (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What will happen if the Government decides that inter-departmental adjustments are undesirable?

<p>No charges will be made between departments (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following departments is mentioned as not requiring rent payment by the Defence services?

<p>Central Civil Departments (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of subsidized services, what type of branch may charge another department?

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For which of the following is the Defence services also not required to pay?

<p>Incidental services from Civil Aviation Department (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement is true regarding charges for workshops of a department?

<p>They may charge another department for similar services (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of charging for services or supplies between departments?

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Which of the following does NOT constitute a service rendered between departments?

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What can be debited to the principal department when it makes payment as an agent?

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How is land acquired by a Civil department for Public Works accounted for?

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What happens when land is taken up for multiple Service departments?

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What type of expenses related to land acquisition cannot be debited to the department acquiring the land if a Civil officer is involved?

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Which of the following is true regarding the financial dealings of service departments?

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What category of expenses is directly debited to the department for which land is acquired when employing a special officer?

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What is the status of rent charged for residential accommodation provided by one department to employees of another?

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When an agent department incurs costs on behalf of a principal department, what financial condition applies?

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What must always occur in transactions between two Governments?

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What is generally required when a Government department provides services to a non-Government body?

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Which type of departments is classified as a Service Department?

<p>Departments responsible for educational services. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How are Service Departments characterized according to their functions?

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What should be the typical means of providing relief from payment for services to outside entities?

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What are the two categories of departments in a Government for inter-departmental payments?

<p>Service departments and Commercial departments. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which department is NOT an example of a Service Department?

<p>Department of Government Printing. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What dictates the adjustments made for transactions between two Governments?

<p>Provisions under the Constitution and mutual agreements. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the procedure regarding charges for supervision associated with payments made between Government departments?

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Under which circumstance is a department permitted to make inter-departmental adjustments without requiring standard payments?

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What is the typical method for settling payments due between Government departments?

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Who holds the authority to resolve any disputes regarding interpretations of the financial management directions?

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Which type of transactions are generally not expected to involve cash payments between Government departments?

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Which of the following is a condition under which a Commercial Department may charge another department for services or supplies?

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Which of the following statements accurately reflects the role of the Forest Department in inter-departmental financial transactions?

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What financial practice is allowed concerning convict labor provided to the Public Works Department?

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In what scenario may a Commercial Department be exempted from charging another department for services?

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How are charges typically applied for services rendered by one Commercial Department to another?

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What type of financial interactions can take place between the Films Division and other departments?

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Which of the following best describes the purpose of reorganizing departments as Commercial Departments?

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What must happen when a project is under construction and additional police guards are supplied?

<p>The cost of guards must be debited to the project concerned. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT considered a reason for a department to be classified as a Commercial Department?

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Which piece of information is essential for determining if a department's activities can be classified as Commercial?

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Which of the following statements accurately describes Service Departments?

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What should be the typical means of providing financial relief from payment for services rendered to non-Government bodies?

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In inter-departmental transfers, what dictates how adjustments are made between two Governments?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of Commercial Departments?

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Which situation is most likely to require payment when a Government department engages with a non-Government body?

<p>In every instance of service provision, unless specified otherwise. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect is critical in differentiating Service Departments from Commercial Departments?

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What governs whether a Government department must charge for a service provided to another department?

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Under what condition can adjustments occur between departments within the same Government?

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What is the maximum monetary limit for an agent department to avoid raising a debit against the principal department?

<p>Rs. 1000 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which scenario will the Defence services NOT be charged for services rendered?

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Which of the following statements is true regarding inter-departmental charge adjustments?

<p>They can be declared unsuitable by the Government in consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor-General. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of activities can a branch of a service department levy charges for?

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Which of the following is not exempt from rent charges according to the outlined regulations?

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What should occur when the Government decides that inter-departmental adjustments are undesirable?

<p>Departments will engage in unilateral transactions without adjustments. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must a branch of a department tasked with subsidiary service do when charging another department?

<p>Ensure charges reflect actual costs incurred. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is the provision of services characterized between the Civil Aviation Department and the Indian Air Force?

<p>Reciprocal arrangements exempt both departments from charges. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What limits the Defence services from incurring charges for buildings occupied for non-residential purposes?

<p>They are exempt only from civil departments' buildings. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of expenses cannot be debited to the principal department when made by an agent department?

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What is the treatment of rent charged for residential accommodation provided by one department to employees of another department?

<p>It is recoverable under the normal rules. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which scenario allows for the cost of land to be debited to a principal department?

<p>When a special officer is employed for land acquisition. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What applies when land is taken jointly for multiple Service departments?

<p>The cost is debitable to the department incurring the most expenditure. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which costs are debitable to the department for which land is acquired, if not through a special officer?

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Under what circumstance can a principal department be debited for services rendered by an agent department?

<p>Subject to a monetary limit fixed by the Government. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the key defining characteristic of services rendered by a service department under the specified clause?

<p>They are not regarded as actual services rendered. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to costs incurred by a branch of a service department when supplying to another department?

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In scenarios where residential accommodation is provided, what is the basis for charging rent?

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What must be true about a Civil Officer acquiring land on behalf of a department?

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Which statement best captures the charging of services between departments?

<p>Charges may often be waived under certain conditions. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Service Departments

Government departments that provide essential services like justice, education, or healthcare.

Commercial Departments

Government departments involved in commercial activities, such as printing, construction, or procurement.

Inter-departmental Transfers

When a government department provides a service or supplies goods to another government department, the cost is typically recorded as an inter-departmental transfer.

Rules for Inter-departmental Transfers

Adjustments between government departments must follow specific rules outlined in the Accounts Code.

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Transactions with Non-Government Entities

When a government department provides a service or supplies goods to a non-government entity, payment is usually required.

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Adjustments Between Governments

When a government department provides services or supplies to another government department, adjustments should be made in accordance with the Constitution or mutual agreements.

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Departmental Classification

Government departments are categorized into Service and Commercial departments based on their functions.

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Recording Inter-departmental Charges

Departments must ensure proper recording of inter-departmental charges in the accounts of the government.

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Inter-departmental Adjustment

Government departments may adjust payments between each other if it's beneficial for cost-effectiveness or better control of spending.

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Departmental Supply Charges

One government department can charge another for supplies they provide, but small, casual supplies can be given without payment if both departments agree.

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Commercial Departments or Undertakings

These are government departments or undertakings managed as businesses, providing services or goods for a fee. They are expected to generate revenue and operate on commercial principles.

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Indirect Cost Inclusion

When one department pays another, it can include an additional cost for managing or overseeing the service or supply.

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Government's Decision Power

Government has the authority to determine which of its departments or activities fit into the category of commercial, based on their operations and financial goals.

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Inter-departmental Payment Methods

Government departments usually make payments to each other electronically, except when it doesn't fit the receiving department’s accounting methods.

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Service Department Charging Policy

Services departments, by default, cannot charge other government departments for services that are part of their normal duties. There are exceptions to this rule.

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Forest Department Exception

The Forest Department can charge other departments for resources harvested from forest areas, like wood or minerals.

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Disputes Regarding Financial Regulations

The Comptroller and Auditor General, with the President's approval, settles any disagreements about the interpretation of financial regulations.

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Convict Labor Payment

Convict labor, used by departments like Public Works, normally requires payment. However, some types of jail work, like construction projects, are exempt.

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Police Guard Charges

The cost of extra police guards for projects under construction, like irrigation or other infrastructure, can be charged to the project itself.

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Films Division Charges

Government's film division can charge other departments for producing films and services, with fees negotiated for each specific case.

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Billing Between Departments

Commercial departments or undertakings, by default, should bill each other for services and supplies. This can apply even to specific units or activities within a department, not just the entire department.

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Profit Motive in Commercial Departments

A commercial department or undertaking is expected to operate with a profit motive, meaning they are focused on generating revenue and expenses are carefully managed.

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Lists of Commercial Departments

The Government can establish lists of commercial departments and undertakings, providing clarity about which entities are governed by these financial principles.

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Interdepartmental Charges

A department, service unit, or activity is permitted to charge for its services or supplies to other departments within the same government. It can also be charged by other departments for services rendered. However, certain exceptions apply.

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Exception for Normal Service Department Functions

Services performed by a service department in its regular course of duties are not considered chargeable services in this context.

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Exemption for Residential Accommodation

Providing housing to employees by one department to another department is not considered a chargeable service.

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Agent Department Expenses

When one department acts as an agent for another, any expenses incurred by the agent department on behalf of the principal department can be debited to the principal department.

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Land Acquisition for Public Works

The cost of acquiring land by a Civil department for the Public Works Department is considered part of the cost of the Public Works project.

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Shared Land Acquisition Costs

When land is acquired for multiple departments, the cost is primarily borne by the department with the largest expenditure, unless specific reasons dictate otherwise.

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Special Acquisition Charges

Special charges incurred for land acquisition, such as pay and allowances for a dedicated officer, are debited to the department acquiring the land.

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Acquisition by Regular Civil Officer

When a regular civil officer handles land acquisition, only additional charges incurred for establishment, contingencies, etc., are debited to the relevant department.

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Monetary Limit for Agent Department Expenses

When one department acts as an agent for another, the principal department may be debited with the expenditure incurred by the agent department. This can be done up to a monetary limit set by the government.

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Agent Department Responsibilities

The agent department is responsible for recording and tracking all expenses incurred on behalf of the principal department, ensuring proper documentation and adherence to the established monetary limit.

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Monetary Limit for Inter-departmental Transactions (Article 63)

It refers to the monetary limit set by the Government of India up to which one government department can provide services or make payments to another department without raising a debit account. This limit is Rs. 1000/- for each instance.

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General Principle of Inter-departmental Transactions (Article 60)

This article establishes the general principle that government departments should charge each other for services rendered and supplies provided, even between different departments. This principle applies unless otherwise decided by the Government in consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor-General.

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Charges for Supplementary Services (Article 64)

A branch of a service department that provides specialized and supplementary services aimed at delivering specific services on payment, can levy charges based on the work performed.

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Charges for Subsidiary Services (Article 65)

When a branch of a government department, formed for a specific purpose, engages in providing similar services to another department, it can charge that department for its services.

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Inter-departmental Charging of the Defence Services (Article 63-8)

The Defence Services are generally expected to charge other departments for services and supplies provided, and vice-versa.

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Rent Exemption for Defence Services and Civil Departments (Article 63-8)

The Defence Services do not have to pay rent for buildings of the Central Civil Departments except for commercial ones, if they use them for non-residential purposes. Similarly, the Civil Departments do not pay rent for non-residential buildings used by the Defence Services.

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Mutual Exemption for Air Force and Civil Aviation (Article 63-8)

The Indian Air Force (IAF) does not need to pay for using Civil Aerodromes or services from the Civil Aviation Department. Similarly, the Civil Aviation Department does not charge the IAF for using its aerodromes.

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Inter-departmental Transactions: General Principle (Article 60)

This establishes the overall principle that government departments should be financially accountable for the services they use from each other, unless it is explicitly exempted by the Government and the Comptroller and Auditor-General.

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Rent Exemption for Defence Services: Non-residential Buildings (Article 63-8)

The Defence Services are exempt from paying rent for buildings of the Central Civil Departments used for non-residential purposes, unless they are commercial departments or undertakings.

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Free Use of Civil Aerodromes by the Indian Air Force (Article 63-8)

The Defence Services are not required to pay for using Government Civil Aerodromes and other services provided by the Civil Aviation Department for the Indian Air Force planes.

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What are Service Departments?

Government departments providing essential services like justice, education, or healthcare. They are considered inseparable from the idea of government.

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What are Commercial Departments?

Government departments involved in commercial activities, such as printing, construction, or procurement. They aim to generate revenue and operate on business principles.

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What are Inter-departmental Transfers?

When one government department provides a service or supplies goods to another, the cost is typically recorded as an inter-departmental transfer. Charges are made based on the service provided.

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Describe Adjustments Between Governments.

Transactions between two different governments, with adjustments made as required by the Constitution or mutually agreed upon.

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Explain Transactions with Non-Government Entities.

Charges are required when a government department provides a service or supplies goods to a non-government entity or a separate fund outside the Public Account, unless specific exemptions are provided.

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Explain Departmental Classification.

For inter-departmental payments, government departments are classified into Service and Commercial departments based on their function. The classification determines how they conduct financial transactions with each other.

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How are Inter-departmental Charges Recorded?

Departments must record inter-departmental charges carefully in the government accounts. This is essential for financial transparency and accountability.

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Explain Inter-departmental Adjustments.

Government departments may adjust payments between each other to ensure cost-effectiveness and better control of spending. This is allowed under specific conditions.

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Interdepartmental Supply Charges

Government departments can charge each other for supplies, but small, informal items can be given without payment if both departments agree.

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Study Notes

Inter-Departmental Transfers

  • Rules for inter-departmental transfers are outlined in Chapter 4 of the Accounts Code
  • Article 55: Governs conditions for a department charging for services or supplies, and record-keeping procedures.
  • Article 56: Addresses adjustments in transactions between governments, based on constitution or mutual agreement.
  • Article 58: Requires payment when a government department provides services or supplies to a non-government entity or fund (unless otherwise specified). Relief often comes via grant aid rather than debt remission.
  • Article 59: Divides government departments into Service and Commercial departments based on principles, including specific examples.
  • Service departments: focused on integral government functions (e.g., justice, police, health) or those directly supporting government operations. Examples include administration of justice, jails, police, education, medical services, public health, forests, and defense. Examples of other service departments include the department of survey, government printing, stationery, public works (building and roads), the purchase organization for the ministry of works, housing, and supply.
  • Commercial departments: perform services or provide supplies for payment, operate under commercial principles (e.g., printing, public services). Examples include the currency note press, Anand creamery, biological products section, Indian veterinary institute (Izatnagar), all India radio (excluding specific departments), radio publications, department of lighthouses and lightships, government dairy farm, marine department and dockyards in the Andamans, state transport, shipping office and forest department in Andamans. Also the overseas communications service, land reclamation scheme, Himachal transport department, Sirmur rosin and turpentine factory, purchase of fertilizers, dairy sections of the national dairy research institute in Bangalore. Further, Kandla port organisation, Manipur state transport, kolar gold mines, and Delhi milk scheme.

Inter-Departmental Adjustments

  • Article 60: Service departments generally cannot charge other service departments for services already part of their duties. Exceptions are permitted with documented justification, like the forest department charging for extracted forest products.
  • Article 61: Commercial departments typically charge for goods and services, and can be charged in return. This principle extends to certain activities within a department even if the department overall is not a commercial one.
  • Article 62: Defines rules for one department acting as an agent for another, specifying cases where the principal department should bear costs incurred by the agent one, limited by monetary limits set by the government (e.g £1000 for services).

General

  • Article 68: If payments are needed between departments, necessary supervision or indirect expenses should also be covered.
  • Article 69: General guidance on payment methods (book transfers or others decided jointly), depending on the specific business or accounting structure of the receiving department.

Additional Points

  • Article 71: Disputes regarding the interpretation of these rules are resolved by the Comptroller and Auditor General with the President's approval.
  • Other articles cover specific services/functions and associated charges (e.g., use of land, forest products, police guards, films, etc.)
  • The articles address the details of governmental accounts and procedures for transactions between branches.
  • The use of land (article 62) and other issues connected with it are regulated and clarified.
  • A branch within a department can levy charges for supplementary services (Article 64).

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