Annual Accounts and Returns Overview
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Which head of account is associated with Gauge conversion?

  • 1400 (correct)
  • 4100
  • 3200
  • 5300

What is the purpose of Schedule H?

  • To record the depreciation of assets
  • To document major projects and their expenditures
  • To summarize operational budgets
  • To detail expenditures from the Contingency Fund (correct)

Which minor head is related to staff amenities?

  • 2100
  • 5300 (ii) (correct)
  • 6100
  • 3500

What is the primary focus of Form A.740?

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Which expenditure category includes rolling stock?

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What is the primary focus of the Capital Account?

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Which of the following should NOT be shown in the Capital Account?

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What is the significance of the statement being prepared in Form A.710?

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In the Revenue Account, which type of expenses is generally included?

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According to the capital transaction requirements, the total should include which of the following?

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What does the note about the Capital Account signify?

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Which item is likely to be included in the Revenue Account's expenses?

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What is the purpose of Form 715 in the context of earnings?

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Which statement is associated with outstanding earnings?

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What type of outstanding earnings are due from public companies according to the statement?

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Which category is NOT listed under the reasons for outstanding earnings?

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What does Statement No. XV represent?

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What information is recorded in the column labeled 'Reasons for outstanding'?

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In Form A-716, which of the following is NOT considered a category for outstanding earnings?

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What should be prepared for each Abstract of Revenue Working Expenses?

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Which item would typically appear under 'Sundries' in outstanding earnings?

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What is the purpose of the Depreciation Reserve Fund?

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What is the interest rate for the subsidy on pre-1964 capital?

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Which line item is NOT included in the details of subsidy under specific heads?

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What does T.W.F.A. stand for?

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Which statement outlines the accounts for Pension Fund and Accident Compensation?

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What type of lines are defined as strategic lines in the context?

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Which form is used to prepare the statement for Depreciation Reserve Fund?

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What is the subsidy rate for new lines taken after April 1, 1955?

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What type of account is the Safety and Passenger Amenities Fund considered?

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What is one of the categories for capital outlay relating to the subsidy?

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What is the purpose of Form A. 732?

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Which minor head of expenditure falls under the Railway Board?

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a component of Research, Design and Standards Organisation expenditures?

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What type of fund is mentioned in relation to accident compensations?

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What should be prepared on Form A. 733?

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Which of the following is listed under Miscellaneous Charges?

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What needs to be deducted from the Grand Total according to the document?

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What is the relationship between ‘amount met from Railway pension Fund’ and ‘Pensionary charges’?

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Which of the following expenditures is associated with the Audit processes?

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What represents the net financial output after adjustments in the financial reporting?

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Which statement best describes the purpose of Schedule A?

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What does Statement No. XIX primarily address?

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Which of the following best characterizes the contents of Form A.740?

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Which item is included under the supplementary accounts category?

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In the context of capital accounts, which of the following statements is accurate?

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What is the function of the Depreciation Reserve Fund within the annual accounts?

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Which of the following best explains the significance of Statement No. VIII?

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What is included in the detail of transactions listed under 'Suspense balances affecting credit to Revenue'?

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Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of confirming the balances under the several Suspense heads?

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What type of balance is likely to be impacted by the line item 'Increase/Decrease in suspense balances during the year'?

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What does the term 'Cash Government Total' encompass in the provided context?

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Which statement accurately reflects the significance of the certified statement regarding the Finance Account?

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What should be shown separately for both open lines and lines under construction in Schedule C?

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What specific information is required in Schedule D regarding railway construction?

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What must be certified by the Financial Adviser and Chief Accounts Officers according to Schedule E?

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Which of the following forms should be prepared for the Depreciation Reserve Fund?

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What is the focus of the information detailed in Form A. 735?

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What aspect of railway finances is highlighted in Schedule E?

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What categorization does Schedule C require for the capital outlay?

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What does Form A. 734 need to be prepared based on?

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In what situation is Form A. 736 necessary?

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Which statement is required to accompany Schedule E regarding finance accounts?

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What does the Capital Authorised statement primarily outline?

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Which of the following statements correctly describes the Accidental Compensation Fund?

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Which statement is not part of the statements for the Revenue Account?

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What is the purpose of the Depreciation Reserve Fund Account?

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Which statement requires preservation for ten years according to the noted guidelines?

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What does Statement No. II provide relevant information about?

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Which type of account includes both the Pension Fund and compensation aspects?

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Which statement does NOT reflect expenses charged under the Development Fund?

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What information is likely captured in the Statement showing capital-at-Charge?

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Which of the following items directly contributes to the Pension Fund as indicated in the expenditure categories?

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What is included in the expenditures associated with the Research, Design and Standards Organisation?

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Which of the following expenditures is NOT categorized within the Miscellaneous Establishments?

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Which minor head of expenditure must be prepared for each circle related to inspections?

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For which of the following does the document suggest an appropriation to the Accident compensations fund?

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What category is specifically excluded from being accounted for under the Railway pension Fund according to the expenditures listed?

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Which type of costs is primarily associated with the payment of officers in the context of the Railway Board?

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Which of the following represents the total financial output related to surveys according to the outlined expenditures?

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What distinguishes the miscellaneous charges from total misc. charges as indicated in the section?

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What constitutes the overall expenditures in the context of inspection processes for each circle?

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Flashcards

Capital Account

A financial statement that tracks the capital transactions of a railway company from its beginning of operations to the year-end.

Expenditure incurred Upto 1963-64

Detailed breakdown of all capital expenditures incurred by the railway, separated by time period and location. Shows how the money was spent.

Charge for Leave and Pension Allowances

A specific budget allocation for leave and pension allowances for employees.

Charge for Capitalisation of Abatement of Land Revenue

A specific budget allocation for expenses associated with acquiring land for the railway's operation.

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Revenue Account

A financial Statement that records the revenue earned and expenses incurred by the railway during a specific period.

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Coaching Earnings

The income generated from passengers using the railway's services.

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Goods Earnings

The income generated from transporting goods by train.

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Statement No. XIII - Detailed Accounts of Revenues Earnings

A detailed statement of earnings and revenue from various sources, broken down by sub-categories and heads of account.

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Statement No. XIV - Statement of Outstanding Earnings

A separate statement that highlights outstanding earnings from different sources.

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Form A-716 - Statement No. XIV

This document outlines the outstanding earnings that the railway has yet to receive from various entities like the Central and State Governments, Public Companies, other Railways, and other miscellaneous sources.

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Statement No. XV - Net Revenue Account

This statement summarizes all the revenue and expenses of the railway, and ultimately derives the net revenue (profit/loss) for the financial period.

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Note on Abstract of Revenue Working Expenses

This statement should be prepared for each Abstract of Revenue Working Expenses, meaning there's likely more than one version of this statement.

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A Separate Statement for Each Abstract of 'Earnings'

This statement refers to Statement No. XIII, emphasizing that a separate statement is required for each abstract of "Earnings".

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Statement No. XIII - Detailed Accounts of Revenues Earnings for a Specific Railway

This is a statement focusing on the earnings of a specific Railway company, likely providing a breakdown of different types of revenue.

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Statement No. XIV - Statement of Outstanding Earnings

This statement elaborates on the outstanding earnings that the railway is yet to collect.

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Statement No. XV - Net Revenue Account for the ………….Railway

This statement summarizes the net revenue position of the railway, indicating whether they have a profit or loss.

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Depreciation Reserve Fund

A fund set aside to cover the cost of replacing or repairing assets as they depreciate over time.

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Pension Fund

A fund established to provide retirement benefits to employees.

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Accident Compensation, Safety and Passenger Amenities Fund

A fund dedicated to covering costs related to accidents, promoting safety, and improving passenger amenities on railways.

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Net Dividend Payable

The total amount of dividends owed to shareholders by a company.

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T.W.F.A.

An abbreviation for 'Transfer Without Financial Adjustment.' It refers to a transaction where assets are transferred between accounts without changing the overall financial position.

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Unremunerative Branch Line

A specific type of railway line that doesn't generate enough revenue to cover its operating costs.

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New Lines Taken Up on 01.04.1955 or Afterwards on Other Than Financial Considerations

A railway line constructed on or after April 1, 1955, for reasons other than financial considerations.

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Strategic Lines

A railway line built for national defense or security purposes.

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Non-Strategic Portion of N.F. Railway

The section of the Northeast Frontier Railway that is not considered strategically important.

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National Investment

Investments made by the government in projects considered beneficial for the nation's economic development.

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Schedule G-EXPENDITURE UNDER MAJOR HEAD 5002/5003 TRANSFERRED TO MAJOR HEAD 348 REVENUE OLWR BY MONOR HEADS OF CLASSIFICATION (PLAN HEADS) FOR THE YEAR ENDING

A financial statement that details the expenses incurred under various categories like gauge conversion, doubling, rolling stock renewal, bridge works, and more. It tracks both the expenses during the year and the cumulative expenses since a specific date.

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Schedule H- EXPENDITURE FROM THE CONTINGENCY FUND

A schedule showing the specific expenses incurred from the Contingency Fund and the amount reimbursed during the year. This details any outstanding reimbursement from the fund.

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Detail of expenditure from the Contingency Fund

The detail of expenditure recorded under final heads met from the Contingency Fund and not reimbursed during the year should be shown in this schedule which should be submitted in the following form A. 739.

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Schedule J-EXPENDITURE UNDER MAJOR HEAD 5002/5003 MET FROM DEPRECIATION RESERVE FUND BY MINOR HEADS OF CLASIFICATION (PLAN HEADS) FOR THE YEAR ENDING

A schedule outlining expenditures under major heads 5002/5003 met from the Depreciation Reserve Fund. This schedule should show the expenditure during and to the end of the year by minor heads (Plant heads) of classification.

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Detail of expenditure from the Depreciation Reserve Fund

The detail of expenditure recorded under final heads met from the Depreciation Reserve Fund should be shown in this schedule which should be submitted in the following form A. 740.

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Schedule B: Detailed Account of Expenditure

A detailed breakdown of expenses for the Indian Railway organization, categorized by minor heads of expenditure, including salaries, operational costs, and pension contributions.

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Outlay during the year

The total amount of money spent during the fiscal year.

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Outlay to the end of the previous year

The total amount of money spent at the end of the previous fiscal year.

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Outlay to the end of the year

The total amount of money spent at the end of the current fiscal year.

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Minor heads of expenditure

The main categories of spending within the Indian Railway, like salaries, operations, research, and audits.

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Railway Board

Expenses related to managing and overseeing the Indian Railway, including salaries for staff.

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Research, Design and Standards Organisation

Expenses associated with conducting research and setting standards for the Indian Railway.

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Audit

Expenses related to making sure the Railway's finances are accurate and following the rules.

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Miscellaneous Establishments

Expenses for various miscellaneous services and activities of the Indian Railway.

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Grand Total

The final grand total of all the expenses listed in Schedule B.

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Statement No. III - Capital Raised by Loans, Debentures, and Debenture Stock

This statement tracks the amount of capital raised through loans, debentures, and debenture stock, providing insights into the company's borrowing practices and debt structure.

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Statement No. IV - Receipts and Expenditure on Capital Account

A detailed account that showcases all expenditures incurred on the capital account during the fiscal year by the railway company.

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Statement No. VII - Capital, Powers and Other Assets

This statement provides a breakdown of the railway company's capital possessions, encompassing both tangible assets like land and rolling stock, and intangible assets, such as goodwill and intellectual property.

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Capital Outlay Authorized

A financial statement that outlines the total authorized capital, broken down by the source of the funds and the purpose of investment.

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Stock and Share Capital

A statement specifically for "worked lines," which details the stock and share capital raised, indicating the proportion received from various sources.

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Detailed Accounts of Revenue Earnings

A detailed financial document that tracks the revenue generated from all sources, covering all goods and passenger revenue categories.

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Statement of Outstanding Earnings

This statement shows the total revenue earned during the year, taking into account both earned and outstanding revenue.

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Net Revenue Account for the Year

A statement summarizing the total revenue generated against expenses incurred, resulting in a net profit or loss for the year.

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Statement of Expenditure Charged to Revenue

A detailed statement showing the expenses incurred by the railway, broken down by category, such as salaries, operation costs, research, and other essential services.

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Statement of Expenditure Charged to Depreciation Reserve Fund

A financial document that outlines the expenditure incurred from the Depreciation Reserve Fund, allocated for maintaining and replacing depreciating assets.

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Statement of Expenditure Charged to Accident Compensation, Safety, and Passenger Amenities Fund

This statement outlines the expenditure incurred for accidents, safety, and passenger amenities, showing how funds from the dedicated Accident Compensation, Safety, and Passenger Amenities Fund are used.

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Statement of Expenditure Charged to Pension Fund

A financial statement that tracks the expenditure from the Pension Fund, which is used to finance retirement benefits for railway employees.

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Schedule J: Expenditure Under Major Head 5002/5003 Met From Depreciation Reserve Fund

A financial statement showing the breakdown of expenses incurred by a particular railway under the major head 5002/5003, which are funded through the Depreciation Reserve Fund.

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Schedule G: Expenditure Under Major Head 5002/5003 Transferred To Major Head 348

A financial statement that tracks expenses under the major heads 5002/5003. These expenses are classified by plan heads and show the total expenditure during and to the end of the financial year.

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Net Revenue Account

A financial statement summarizing all revenue and expenses of the railway company during a specific period, ultimately calculating the net revenue (profit/loss).

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Statement No. IV

A financial statement outlining the capital expenditures incurred by the railway, categorized by time period and location, showing how those funds were allocated.

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Study Notes

Annual Accounts and Returns

  • Introductory (701): Annual accounts are compiled after final accounts are submitted.
  • Capital and Revenue Account (702): These accounts review railway finances as a commercial undertaking. They include details of capital expenditure, revenue expenditure, earnings, and working expenses.
  • Capital Authorised (703): This statement details the authorized capital, including that raised through loans, debentures, and debenture stock.
  • Capital Account, details (703-710): A series of statements detail capital received through different means, stocks, shares, etc.
  • Receipts and Expenditure on Capital Account (706): The receipts and expenditure on capital account are detailed. These are only for worked lines
  • Revenue Account (710-717): These statements summarize the distribution of earnings and proportional working expenses. Details of revenue, working expenses, and net revenue accounts are shown.
  • Dividend Account (717): Details of dividend payments are recorded in this account.
  • Depreciation, Pension, and Accident Compensation Funds (719): Expenditure related to these funds and associated accounts are tracked.
  • Expenditure under Policy Formulation (719): Statement detailing expenditure related to formulated policies.
  • Expenditure on Development Fund (721): Details of expenditure charged to the development fund.
  • Expenditure on Open-Line Works Revenue (722): Statement of expenditures on open-line work revenues.
  • Supplementary Accounts (725): Additional supplementary accounts are discussed.
  • Finance Accounts (728): Definition, scope (e.g., Closed Surveys, Capital Expenditure), and date of submission (e.g., 15th September) of financial accounts are described.
  • Schedule A – F Detailing Accounts (729-741): Additional information, schedules, and accompanying descriptions detailing accounts are listed. (Detailed financial information on various aspects of the railway system, shown in separate forms or schedules)
  • Debt Head Report (748): Due date (e.g., 15th September) and analysis of balance data for debt reports are detailed.
  • Annual Expenditure (753): Accounting and procedures for annual expenditure (e.g., Worked lines, construction) are detailed.
  • Statements of Exchange (754): Statements related to currency exchange transactions are outlined.
  • Statements showing Balance under Debt Heads (750): Descriptions of financial statements to account for outstanding balances are provided.
  • Certificates regarding Accounts for the Year (727): Required certification statements for various accounts (e.g., Audit Certificate, Permanent Way, Rolling Stock) are listed.
  • Statement Showing Balance under Debt Heads for the year ending 31st March (750): A statement shows the financial situation under debt accounting for a designated fiscal year.
  • Appendix A detailing indirect charges (742): Provides information about indirect charges related to Capital and Revenue accounts, including those for pensionary charges or land revenue.

Additional Statements for Various Accounts

  • Capital Outlay/Authorised (704): Details of capital funds creation to support lines and projects; information applies only to worked lines.
  • Capital Raised (705): Information on loans, debentures, and debenture stocks; information applies only to worked lines.
  • Details of Capital Expenditure (707): Detailed breakdown of capital expenditure for different types of lines (open for traffic or under construction).
  • Estimates of Further Expenditure (708): Estimates of further capital expenditure for lines opened or under construction; specific instructions for preparing these estimates are included.
  • Capital, Powers, and Assets (709): Summary of capital powers, and assets available for future expenditures, for worked lines.
  • Revenue (710-717): Summarised distribution of earnings, and working expenses; for each revenue reporting category, the details are specified, like working expenses of rolling stock and equipment and fuel.
  • Summary of Working Expenses (713): Summary of working expenses is detailed; separated by account like, for staff amenities, and welfare.
  • Net Revenue Account (714): Statement summarizing net revenue; including calculations of dividends.
  • Outstanding Earnings (715): Reporting on outstanding earnings; classified by categories.

Accounting Forms/Formats

  • Forms A.703, A.704, A.705, A.706, etc.: Specific forms with detailed instructions for reporting various capital and revenue-related account statements. (Specific examples of formats for different accounts)
  • Detailed statements relating to specific topics: Multiple statements exist to clarify areas of financial accounts (e.g., Capital Outlay, Receipts, and Expenditure)

Additional Information

  • Appendices (various): Additional appendices in financial reports (e.g., Depreciation Reserve, Pension, Accident Compensation, Safety, or Passenger Amenities Fund, detailing specific categories of expenses); often accompanied by specific forms.
  • Supplementary Accounts (725): Additional information to support the financial statements.
  • Statements specific to closed surveys (733): Specific financial statements for closed survey work.
  • Statements for capital expenditure outside revenue accounts (734): Financial statements focused on construction or related capital expenditure not included within the revenue accounts.

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