Apportionment of Earnings PDF
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This presentation details the apportionment of earnings for various railway traffic types, including goods, passengers, and parcels. It explains different methodologies for apportionment, such as based on distance, routes, and terminal costs. The presentation also highlights the process for private railway operators and diverted traffic.
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Apportionment of Earnings By M.ANJAIAH SrAFA/RE/SC The earnings from traffic carried over two or more railways are to be shared by them while only one railway actually receives the money In cases of through traffic, even though the traffic is carried by more than...
Apportionment of Earnings By M.ANJAIAH SrAFA/RE/SC The earnings from traffic carried over two or more railways are to be shared by them while only one railway actually receives the money In cases of through traffic, even though the traffic is carried by more than one railway a single voucher for the traffic is issued by the station from which the traffic originates After the internal check of such vouchers etc. is completed in the Accounts Office, the earnings are apportioned amongst the railways The settlement of through traffic transactions as between the railways takes place monthly on the basis of net results of such apportionment. The period for the completion of accounts and for the settlement, among railways, of 'through' traffic transactions, is the complete calendar month. Now topay traffic is withdrawn for goods and parcels traffic Freight collected at originating station/siding is accounted in its books though the traffic criss-crosses other railways Enroute railways also incurs expenditure towards track maintenance, fuel, staff cost, signalling and electric charges etc and needs to be compensated proportionate Originating/destination railway incurs more expenses than enroute railways and compensated by paying terminal cost additionally. Apportionment facilitates in assessing exact performance of each railway and can be used for comparison over the years EARLIER DONE BY RITES DONE AT ZONAL LEVEL AND NOT AT DIVISIONAL LEVEL DISPUTES AMONGST RLYS CAS- CENTRALISED APPORTIONMENT SYSTEM CENTRAL RAILWLAY NODAL RAILWAY SEPERATELY FOR COACHING AND GOODS DEALT IN PART B OF TRAFFIC BOOK NET RESULT TRANSCRIBED TO PART C MATRIX TABLE READY BY 4TH OF FOLLOWING MONTH AND POSTED TO ALL RAILWAYS BY CRIS BASING ON WHICH TCs ARE EXCHANGED AMONGST ZONAL RAILWAYS Apportionment is made only for Through Traffic Passengers – PRS, UTS, PCTs Goods Parcels Luggage, EFT &HCD earnings are not apportioned. Apportionment is made in proportion to the leg wise distance in which traffic is carried Shortest route unless Rationalized Rationalization – Only notified routes Transhipment costs are deducted before Apportionment Transhipment cost – Rs.503- (earlier 408) per tonne to the Rly undertaking the T/S. TERMINAL COST: Shared between terminal Rlys i.e Originating and Destination Railways for under taking additional activities such as marketing efforts, detention to rolling stock, shunting activities, documentation, programming & planning rakes etc. - per tonne basis: Rs.26- for both originating and destination railways Busy season surcharge: Apportioned GST- No apportionment After deducting Transhipment , Terminal cost, GST, balance freight charges apportioned on distance basis amongst Rlys. Processed Railway Receipt data accessed by cris Un-matched items if any attended to Terminal charges are deducted @ 5% and the remaining Amounts are apportioned Only originating Railway will receive the Terminal charges (only one end) Apportionment is based on the Actual Distance, Train wise & based on the route in which the train travelled CRIS provides data for UTS(97%)transactions PCT (3%) data fed from Passenger classifications PRS- CRIS/SC process the data on originating basis BPT, SPECTIAL TRAINS on actual basis 10 days average is worked out to arrive at the percentage of apportionment to various Railways 11th to 20th of every month is considered to work out the average Same percentages will be extrapolated to the remaining periods also. ZONAL RAILWAYS DEBITS AND CREDITS ARE POSTED NET RESULT OF THE APPORTIONMENT IS TRTANSCRIBED TO PART ‘C’. Total originating earnings : 100 Retained portion ( Local + part of Fgn traffic) : 90 (+) Inward share : 30 120 (-) Outward share : 10 App earnings of a Railway : 110 Apportioned ratio of Rly : 110% Apportionment of goods traffic is done on the basis of invoices generated and submitted to the TAO. After submission of invoices to Tao, there is provision for diversion of traffic at party request or for operational reasons. At times diversion resorted to on continuous basis Where as presently basis for apportionment is invoices submitted to the TAO. As numerous diversions are ordered, the data can’t be apportioned on monthly basis Hence, the apportionment for diverted traffic is done on yearly basis ZONAL RAILWAYS TO DO APPORTIONMENT FOR PRIVATE RLY OPERATORS LIKE KRCL,PIPAVAV, KUTCH ,HMRDA RLYS ETC Private railways are treated as zonal railways for the purpose of apportionment and entitled for apportionment. Terminal cost shared with private railways Apportionment done on traffic traversed over that railway monthly. CR ER NR NER NF SR SER WR SCR ECR NWR ECo NCR SEC SWR WCR KR Ret.s I/W TAE R R R hare share CR ER NR NER NFR SR SER WR SCR ECR NWR ECo R NCR SEC R SWR WCR KR OGA Re. share O/W Share I/W Share Tot. THANK YOU