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(iii)

Permanent advance for postage stamps

(iv)

Miscellaneous receipts

(a) The sanctioned amount of the advance for postage stamps (a) Balance of yesterday

(b) Amount received today

( c)Totals of items (a) and (b)

(d) Amount remitted into Post Office today

In the case of subRecord Offices and Head Record Offices having mail offices under them. (e) The amount actually in hand in stamps and in cash (e) Cash balance in hand.

Note 1:- The amount received by money order by each Record Officer and Sub-Record Officer, to recoup the permanent advance for contingencies, should be added to the balance of the advance in hand in cash and the total entered in the cash abstract, in which the amount represented by vouchers and the balance held in cash up to the close of each day should be shown. Note 2:- Cash abstract of Record and Sub-Record Offices will be kept by the record and Sub-record Clerk respectively and of the Head Record offices by the Accountant. Before signing the cash abstract at the close of each day, the Head Record Officer should verify each entry recorded therein.

71.

72.

Receipts The receipt and disposal of all miscellaneous sums received by the officials of the Railway Mail Service from various sources should, as soon as the transactions take place, be entered in a register ( Form ACG.-40) At the close of each month an extract from this register should be forwarded to the Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service Division concerned for information. (a) All miscellaneous sums received from the various sources should be paid into the local Post Office and a receipt obtained from the Postmaster, When any portion of the amounts remitted into the Post Office represents refund in cash by the officials towards General Provident Fund advance, Cycle advance, Festival advance etc., complete details should be given so that similar detail may be furnished by the Post office in the schedule of unclassified receipts to facilitate correct classification in the Postal Accounts office. (b) The Postmaster’s receipt for any amount under items (I) to (iv) paid into the local post office should be forwarded in original to the superintendent who is

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Verification of Balances and Examination of Accounts

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Correction of Errors

1min
page 66

Supplementary Accounts for March

17min
pages 58-63

Statement of Balances

3min
page 57

Submission of Cash Account and Cash Balance Report to PAO

6min
pages 55-56

Schedules of Receipts and Payments

2min
page 54

Head Office Cash Book and Postmaster’s Balance Sheet

3min
page 53

Unpaid Postage Abstract

8min
pages 49-51

Redirected Inland Parcels Postage Account

3min
page 52

Head Office Summary

2min
page 47

Consolidation of Accounts

2min
pages 45-46

Sub Office and Branch Office Summaries

3min
page 48

Entry in Accounts

2min
page 44

Responsibility for Accounts

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Payment of Departmental Telegraph offices and Radio offices

1min
page 42

Treasurer’s Cash Book

25min
pages 31-38

General

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page 40

Premia of LIC

3min
page 29

Daily Adjustment of Treasurer’s Accounts

3min
page 39

Payment of Head Record clerks of the RMS

2min
page 41

Customs Duty on Foreign parcel and Articles of letter Mail

3min
page 27

Prepayment of Customs Duty and other Charges on outward parcels

3min
page 28

Customs Duty

3min
page 26

Commission on Money orders

3min
page 21

Commission on Indian Postal orders Commission for various services

2min
page 24

Contribution from private individuals etc

1min
page 22

Fees for window delivery tickets and for post boxes and bags rented

3min
page 23

Unpaid postage

1min
page 19

Receipts of other Departments

2min
page 25

Postal Receipts

2min
page 20

Registered articles of letter mail . 16 &17 Posting of registered Newspaper without prepayment of postage

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