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State of Andhra Pradesh - Act

The Andhra Pradesh Municipalities (Preparation of Accounts) Rules, 2017

ANDHRA PRADESH
India

The Andhra Pradesh Municipalities (Preparation of Accounts) Rules, 2017

Rule THE-ANDHRA-PRADESH-MUNICIPALITIES-PREPARATION-OF-ACCOUNTS-RULES-2017 of 2017

  • Published on 24 April 2017
  • Commenced on 24 April 2017
  • [This is the version of this document from 24 April 2017.]
  • [Note: The original publication document is not available and this content could not be verified.]
The Andhra Pradesh Municipalities (Preparation of Accounts) Rules, 2017Published vide Notification No. G.O. Ms. No. 157, Municipal Administration & Urban Development (UBS), dated 24.4.2017Last Updated 6th August, 2019Chapter - I Preliminary

1. Title and Application.

(1)These rules may be called the Andhra Pradesh Municipalities (Preparation of Accounts) Rules, 2017.
(2)They shall be applicable to all municipalities constituted under the Andhra Pradesh Municipalities Act, 1965.

2. Definitions.

(1)In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:-
(a)'Act' means Andhra Pradesh Municipalities Act, 1965.
(b)'Accountant' or 'Accounts Officer' means any senior officer of the municipality, by whatever designation he is called, heading the accounts section and entrusted with the responsibility of accounting the incomes, expenditures, assets and liabilities of the municipality.
(c)'Auditor' means a person appointed by Government for the purpose of auditing the accounts of the municipal fund under section 128 of the Act.
(d)'Budget or Budget Estimate' means the statement showing the probable income and expenditure during the following year prepared by the Council.
(e)'Chairperson' means a person elected as Chairperson under section 23 of the Act.
(f)'Commissioner' means Commissioner for a municipality appointed by Government under section 29 of the Act.
(g)'Council' means a body of members constituted under section 5 of the Act for each of the municipality having authority over it.
(h)'Director' means Director of Municipal Administration appointed by Government under section 63 of the Act by whatever designation he is called.
(i)'Government' means Government of Andhra Pradesh.
(j)'Manual' means Andhra Pradesh Municipal Accounts Manual (2008) adopted as published by the Government.
(k)'Municipal Fund' means a fund constituted under section 125 of the Act to receive all moneys received by the Council.
(2)The words and expressions used but not specifically defined in these rules shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Andhra Pradesh Municipalities Act, 1965 and Andhra Pradesh Municipal Accounts Manual published by Government.
(3)The numbers used for various forms and registers in Andhra Pradesh Municipal Accounts Manual have been adopted in these rules. As some of the forms and registers are not applicable in the context of the Rules, there would be some discontinuity in the numbers.Chapter - II Accounting System

3. Accounting system.

(a)Every Council shall maintain its books of account in the accrual based system of accounting.
(b)All financial transactions shall be identified with funds and separate books of account maintained for each such fund. In other words, every Council shall also adopt fund based accounting.

4. Funds to be maintained.

(1)The accounts of the Municipal Fund shall be segregated into the following funds for the purposes of record keeping and reporting. The funds other than General Funds shall be classified as Special Funds.
(a)General Fund - accounts covering all activities which do not fall under any category referred below.
(b)Capital Project Fund - accounts compressing moneys received from State Government or Central Government or other agencies for undertaking various activities.
(c)Primary Education Fund - accounts covering activities relating to schools maintained by the municipality.
(2)Each fund shall consists of various Sub-Funds
(3)The Council shall create such other Sub Funds as demand arise.
(4)Each Fund Account requires separate maintenance of records, and as such shall observe the following:
(1)All vouchers shall be prepared separately for each fund
(2)Separate bank accounts shall be maintained for each fund; and remittances or payments shall be made to or drawn from the bank account of relevant fund.
(3)All the funds mentioned in sub rule (1) above shall together constitute the Municipal Fund.

5. Chart of Accounts.

- Accounting entries shall be identified with a standard chart of accounts consisting of
(a)Function Code, a mandatory code as per Schedule I of the Rules
(b)Account Code, a mandatory code as per rule 6 below
(c)Functionary Code, an optional code, wherein the section of the municipality, which discharges the function is identified
(d)Field Code, an optional code, wherein the geographical divisions in the municipality are identified.
(e)Fund Code, a mandatory code, wherein various funds referred in rule 4 are identified.

6. Account Code.

(1)Account code represents the nature of income, expenditure, liability and asset. The income, expenditure, liability and asset are identified in the numeric and are structured into major head, minor head and detailed head codes.
(a)Income account heads are shown in Schedule II of the Rules
(b)Expenditure account heads are shown in Schedule III of the Rules
(c)Liability account heads are shown in Schedule IV of the Rules
(d)Asset account heads are shown in Schedule V of the Rules

7. Rounding off.

- All amounts shall be rounded off to the nearest rupee; an amount of fifty paise and above shall be rounded off to the next higher rupee, while an amount below fifty paise shall be rounded off to the immediately lower rupee.

8. Responsibility of Councils.

- Every Council shall follow the accounting system and chart of accounts, and maintain such books of account as prescribed in these rules to accurately record all incomes, expenditures, liabilities and assets in respect of each fund as specified in Rule 4.Chapter - III Books of Accounts and Accounting Documents

9. Books of Accounts.

(1)Every Council shall maintain its books of accounts in respect of each fund separately for each financial year
(2)The primary books of account under accrual based system of accounting shall be
(a)Cash Book;
(b)Journal Book; and
(c)Ledger

10. Maintenance of books of accounts and records.

(1)The books of accounts, forms and registers shall be maintained either in Telugu or English.
(2)The pages of books of accounts, registers, receipt books, bill books and other accounting records and registers shall be serially numbered and each page or folio affixed with the municipal seal. The number of pages of each book or register shall be certified in writing after verification on the last page, by the head of office or other person duly authorized.

11. Cash Book.

(1)The Cash Book shall be the book of original entry recording transactions involving cash and/or bank.
(2)The Cash Book has two sides, namely, 'receipt' and 'payment'. All collections on behalf of the municipality shall be recorded on the 'receipt' side; and all payments shall be recorded on the 'payment' side.
(3)Separate Cash books shall be maintained for each of the Funds referred in Rule 4.
(4)Separate Cash books shall be maintained in respect of each bank account.
(5)The Cash book shall be closed daily, the totals for the end of day struck and the closing balance worked out.
(6)The Commissioner or the officer authorized by him, shall examine the entries and the closing balance in the Cash book every day and affix his signature in token of such examination. He shall also verify the cash balance on hand with the Cashier/Shroff with reference to the Cash book balance every day.
(7)The Cash book shall be maintained in Form No.l.

12. Journal Book.

(1)The Journal Book shall be the book of original entry for recording all transactions other than those involving cash and/or bank.
(2)Separate Journal Book shall be maintained for each of the Funds referred under Rule 4
(3)A non-cash/bank transaction shall be first recorded in the Journal book by appropriately identifying the account head to be debited or credited in respect of the transaction.
(4)The Journal book shall be maintained in Form No.2.

13. Ledger.

(1)The Ledger is a book of each account as specified in the Chart of Accounts. Each account is separately maintained with debit and credit aspects to indicate the closing balance in respect of that account. It shall provide listing of all transactions in respect of a head of account. Each entry in the Cash book and Journal Book shall have a posting in the Ledger. •
(2)Since Cash book in effect is a Ledger of Cash and Bank Account Heads, transactions relating to deposit into or withdrawal of cash from bank or transfer of amount from one bank account to another bank account need not be included in the Ledger.
(3)At the end of every day, the transactions recorded in the Cash Book and Journal Book shall be posted to the appropriate accounts in the Ledger and should be verified.
(4)The Ledger shall be maintained in Form No.3.

14. Accounting Documents.

(1)Every Council shall prepare a Voucher and it is a standard form for recording every financial transaction in the primary books of account.
(2)The Vouchers, in other words, the accounting documents shall be
(a)Cash/Bank Receipt Voucher
(b)Cash/Bank Payment Voucher
(c)Contra Voucher, and
(d)Journal Voucher.

15. Cash/Bank Receipt Voucher.

(1)It is a document prepared for recording receipt entries in the Cash Book. The Cash Receipt Voucher shall be prepared for receipts in cash and Bank Receipt Voucher for receipts by cheques, demand drafts, pay orders etc. which need to be deposited in the bank for realization.
(2)The Cash/Bank Receipt Voucher shall be maintained in Form No.4

16. Cash/Bank Payment Voucher.

(1)It is a document prepared for recording payment entries in the Cash Book. The Cash Payment Voucher shall be prepared for payments in cash and Bank Payment Voucher for payments by cheque.
(2)The Cash/Bank Payment Voucher shall be maintained in Form No.5.

17. Contra Voucher.

(1)It is a document prepared for recording transactions involving deposit of cash into the bank, withdrawal of cash from the bank or transfer of amount from one bank to another.
(2)The Contra Voucher shall be maintained in Form No.6.

18. Journal Voucher.

(1)It is a document prepared for recording entries in the journal book. These entries do not involve any cash/bank related transactions.
(2)The Journal Voucher shall be maintained in Form No.7.

19. Voucher Numbering.

- Vouchers shall be numbered for each Form series (Form No.4, 5, 6 or 7 as the case may be) separately. Separate serial numbers shall be maintained for cash transactions and for each bank transaction. Separate serial numbers shall also be maintained for each fund.Chapter - IV General Procedure for Accounting of Income

20. Accounting of income on accrual basis.

(1)All items of revenue which fulfill the following criteria shall generally be taken as income on accrual basis
(a)The income is measurable, ie., when the income is earned or the right to receive it is established.
(b)The amount due is determined or determinable.
(c)There is no significant uncertainty about the realization.
(2)In such cases, a statement of bills raised/demand raised/income accrued shall be furnished by the concerned section to the accounts section at the following frequency:
(a)In respect of property tax, water charges (tap rate basis), fees, leases and rents - annually, at the beginning of the year, for the whole year's income.
(b)In respect of new assessments/increase under property tax - on monthly basis when assessment is newly made or tax increased.
(c)In respect of other incomes, as and when they become due for collection.
(3)The Statement of Bills raised shall be maintained in Form No.22
(4)The Account section shall, based on this intimation, pass a Journal Voucher and accrue the income by debit to its 'Receivable Account'.
(5)All collections in respect of accrual income shall be credited to the same 'Receivable Account' as and when they are received.

21. Income accounted on cash basis.

- Incomes which do not fulfill the criteria of accrual as mentioned in Rule 20, shall be accounted as and when they are actually collected or received by the municipality.Chapter - V General Procedure for Accounting of Receipts

22. All moneys to be brought to account.

(1)All money transactions to which any officer or employee of the Council in his official capacity is a party shall, without any reservation, be brought to account. All moneys received by the Council shall be lodged in the nearest Government treasury, or with the sanction of the Government in a bank.
(2)The Commissioner or any person authorized by him in this behalf shall draw any money required for disbursement from the treasury or bank through cheques. No money received on behalf of the Council shall be utilized for its expenditure without first being brought into account and remitted into the treasury or bank.

23. Cash and Accounts sections to be kept distinct.

- The Cash and Accounts sections of the municipal office shall be kept distinct from each other and under distinct officials who shall be termed as 'Cashier/Shroff and 'Accountant' respectively. The same person shall not receive the collection and compile the accounts on behalf of the Council.

24. Issue of receipt for moneys received.

(1)The amounts due to the Council shall be collected in the head office or circle/ward offices. The amounts may also be collected by any outdoor officer authorized for the purpose
(2)For any amount received either in cash or in the form of cheque/demand draft/pay order etc., a receipt duly signed and dated shall be issued.
(3)The receipt shall be maintained in Form No.8.
(4)All cash/cheques/demand drafts/pay orders etc. shall be recorded in a Receipt Register.
(5)The Receipt Register shall be maintained in Form No.9.
(6)The cheques/demand drafts/pay orders etc. shall also be recorded in a separate register to watch the status of realization.
(7)The Register on Status of Cheques shall be maintained in Form No. 10.

25. Deposit of amount received in the designated bank.

(1)The amount collected (cash/cheques/demand drafts/pay orders etc) in the circle/ward offices or by the authorized outdoor officer (after issue of receipt and recording it in the Receipt Register) shall be deposited in the head office or designated bank account. The Cashier/Shroff in the head office accounts for these amounts. He enters these details also in the Receipt Register maintained by him.
(2)The Cashier /Shroff in the head office shall deposit the amount collected in the head office and the amount received from other collecting agencies in the designated bank. The deposit shall be made on the same day or the next working day.

26. Collections at designated banks directly.

- In respect of direct collections by designated banks, the payer shall submit the amount to the bank along with challan in triplicate. The bank shall accept the remittance and return one copy of acknowledged challan to the party. The bank shall retain one copy with it and send the third copy of the challan to the municipality along with daily bank statement.

27. Collection Register.

(1)The head office or circle/ward office or any outdoor officer authorized to collect amount on behalf of the municipality, on issue of receipt for the amount collected, besides entering in the Receipt Register shall also enter the particulars of each receipt in the Collection Register on daily basis.
(2)The Collection Register shall be maintained in Form No. 11.

28. Summary of Daily Collections.

(1)The Cashier/Shroff, based on the details of various Collection Registers shall prepare a summary of daily collections. The summary shall be forwarded to the Accounts section.
(2)The Summary of daily collections shall be maintained in Form No. 12.
(3)In respect of receipts at designated banks directly, which do not pass through Cashier, the summary of daily collections shall be prepared by the Accounts section based on the daily bank statements. If necessary, an officer may be designated for the purpose of coordinating with the banks.

29. Accounting of collections.

- Based on the summary of daily collections, the amount collected during the day shall be accounted through a Bank Receipt Voucher as follows
(i)In respect of cash receipts, by debit to bank account and credit to respective heads of account
(ii)In respect of cheque receipts, by debit to cheques in hand and credit to respective heads of account.
(iii)In respect of direct bank receipts, by debit to bank account and credit to respective heads of account

30. Updation of details regarding cheques /drafts.

(1)The realization/return of the cheques/drafts shall be followed up with the bank. The realization or dishonour of the cheques/drafts shall be updated in the Receipt Register as well as communication to the concerned section.
(2)The concerned section shall at once inform the tenderer of the cheque that the receipt issued for the payment through cheque stands cancelled and that he has to make payment of such amount in cash or demand draft only, along with the bank charges debited by the bank, if any.
(3)The details of realization/return of the cheques/drafts shall be watched through the Register on Status of Cheques by the circle/ward office or head office, who has actually deposited the cheque/draft in the bank and intimated to the Accounts section.
(4)Based on the intimation, the Accounts section shall reverse the original collection entry in the books of account. Appropriate reversal entries shall also be made in all the registers where such transaction has been posted.
(5)The dishonoured cheque shall be retained by the Accounts section and it shall not be returned till the amount covered in the cheque is remitted by the concerned payer.

31. Updation of Subsidiary Ledgers.

(1)The Accounts section shall maintain separate Subsidiary Ledger for each of Major Heads of Income. The Subsidiary Ledgers would provide function-wise break up of income accrued/ received by the municipality. Separate folios shall be maintained for each function within the Subsidiary Ledger for recording incomes in respect of each function.
(2)This exercise shall be made on daily basis.
(3)The Function-wise Income Subsidiary Ledger shall be maintained in Form No.33Chapter - VI General Procedure for Accounting of Expenditure

32. Charge of expenditure.

- No expenditure shall be charged against the Municipal Fund, unless there is provision in the Budget Estimate and sanction from the appropriate authority.

33. Accrual of expenditure.

(1)Every claim against the municipal fund shall, after examination with reference to work order/supply order/indent shall be accepted if it is in order and accrued through Journal Voucher
(2)However, such accrual shall be carried out on a regular basis only of establishment expenses, and bills pertaining to procurement of goods and services, supported by work order and suppliers' bill.
(3)Other revenue expenditure may be accounted on payment and outstandings accrued at the end of the period ends only.

34. Claims against Municipal Funds.

(1)Every person having any claim against the Municipal Fund shall present a bill at the municipal office. Wherever possible, such bills shall be in the Form provided for the purpose and the claimant shall date and sign the same and stamp it when necessary.
(2)Where a claimant presents a bill in the Form different from the Form provided for the purpose, a separate bill in the proper Form shall be prepared by the officer incurring the expenditure and the claimant's bill shall be attached thereto as a supporting document.
(3)All bills presented for a claim against the Council, except a paid bill pertaining to permanent advance shall be received in the section concerned and entered in a Register of Bills for Payment.
(4)The Register of Bills for Payment shall be maintained in Form No. 13.
(5)The concerned section shall examine the bill and if the claim is in order and supported by sanction of competent authority, such bill shall be sent to the Accounts section along with necessary entries and signature in the Payment Order. Necessary certificates prescribed shall be recorded in the Payment Order/Bill by the officer in-charge of the section before sending the bill to the Accounts section. Full details of the bill, admissibility, deductions and other details shall also be noted in the note file.
(6)The Payment Order shall be maintained in Form No. 14.
(7)The officer preparing the Payment Order shall be personally responsible to ensure that the bill is complete and affords sufficient information as to the nature of payments being made.

35. Payment of bills.

(1)The Accountant shall scrutinize the bills with reference to admissibility, sanction and availability of budget provision. If the bills satisfy all the conditions, he shall submit the bills to the Commissioner with due noting in the note sheet as well as the payment order, for acceptance and payment. Where any deficiencies are noticed in the bills, he shall return such bills to the section concerned indicating the deficiencies.
(2)Where the bills are accepted for payment, the Commissioner shall make an order of acceptance for payment on the Payment Order and also in the note file and send the bill along with the file to the Accountant for payment. Then, the Accountant shall examine the claim once again and satisfy its correctness; and shall prepare a Journal Voucher and Cash/Bank Payment Voucher.
(3)When the bills include recoveries/adjustments of claims due to Council, the payment order and recordings in the note file shall indicate the gross amount of the claim, amount recovered/adjusted and the net amount payable to the claimant. The Accountant shall pass necessary Journal Vouchers for recoveries/adjustments made in the bills and ensure that payment is made only for the net amount payable.
(4)After payment, the bill shall be endorsed with the words 'paid and cancelled'. The Accountant shall record the payment details on the face of the bill as well as on the note file. He shall then return the file along with 'paid and cancelled' endorsed bill to the concerned section. The Accountant shall retain the 'pay order' as support for the Journal Voucher and Payment Voucher.Chapter - VII General Procedure for Accounting of Payments

36. Settlement of claims.

(1)All liabilities incurred shall be discharged with the least possible delay.
(2)All claims which are barred by time under relevant rules shall not be paid without the sanction of the authorities specified therein.

37. Payments from municipal funds.

(1)All payments from municipal funds shall be paid by cash or cheque or bank transfer with reference to Cash/Bank Payment Voucher
(2)The payments made by cheques shall be signed by the Commissioner.
(3)Payments less than rupees one hundred may be paid in cash.

38. Cash payment out of Permanent Advance.

(1)If the bill is to be paid in cash, it shall be paid from out of the permanent advance.
(2)If the amount is payable from out of permanent advance, it shall be approved by the competent authority and made over to the officer holding permanent advance for making payment. The officer holding permanent advance shall pay the amount, and after payment in cash, shall stamp the voucher with the words 'paid in cash' in a conspicuous manner. This shall be attached as a sub voucher to the next contingent bill while recouping the permanent advance.
(3)The Register of Permanent Advance shall be maintained in Form No. 17.

39. Cheque payment.

(1)If the amount is payable by cheque, the Accountant shall prepare a cheque for the amount payable as per the bill and submit to the Commissioner for signing the cheque. An entry of the cheque prepared shall be made in the Cheque Issue Register.
(2)The Cheque Issue Register shall be maintained in Form No. 15
(3)On payment by cheque, the voucher shall be stamped with the words 'paid by cheque Number and Date' in a conspicuous manner.

40. Payment through Bank Transfer.

(1)If the amount is payable through Bank Transfer, the Accountant shall prepare a Bank Advice for the amount payable as per the bill and submit to the Commissioner for signing the Bank Advice.
(2)The Bank Advice shall be in maintained in Form No. 41
(3)On payment through Bank Advice, the voucher shall be stamped with the words 'paid through Bank Advice Number and Date' in a conspicuous manner.
(4)All Bank Advices shall be recorded in a Register for Bank Advices
(5)The Register of Bank Advices shall be maintained in Form No.42

41. Payments to be covered by receipts.

(1)Every payment made, either in cash or cheque or bank transfer, shall be covered by a receipt, and signed by the person to whom the money is paid. Every receipt for a sum exceeding Rs.5,000/- shall be stamped by the payee with a one rupee revenue stamp.
(2)Every Payment Voucher shall bear or have been attached to it an acknowledgement of the payment, signed by the person for whom or on whose behalf the claim is put forth. No payment shall be made in the absence of the necessary acknowledgement.
(3)Date of receipt shall invariably be noted in the acknowledgement by the person who received the payment.

42. Accounting of payments.

(1)The entry for payment shall be made by credit to the cash or bank account and
(a)In case a liability was earlier taken for the amount of the bill, by debit to the same liability account;
(b)In case no liability was taken, by debit to the appropriate expenditure account head.

43. Updation of Subsidiary Ledgers.

(1)The Account section shall maintain separate Subsidiary Ledger for each of Major Heads of Expenditure. The Subsidiary Ledgers would provide function-wise break up of expenditure incurred by the municipality. Separate folios shall be maintained for each function within the Subsidiary Ledger for recording expenditures in respect of each function.
(2)This exercise shall be made on daily basis.
(3)The Function-wise Expenditure Subsidiary Ledger shall be maintained in Form No.34.Chapter - VIII Maintenance of Demand, Collection and Balance Registers

44. Responsibility of the Council.

- It shall be the responsibility of the Council to identify and list out all persons liable for payment of tax, fees, charges or any sum due to it; and maintain their record in a manner that the amounts due, collections made and balances due are available in respect of all such persons.

45. Demand Registers.

(1)On identification of the persons liable for payment of tax, fees, charges or any sum payable to the Council, the concerned sections shall maintain the Demand Register in respect of the relevant Income. The register should provide information in respect of demand, collection, remission/written-off and the balance.
(2)The Demand Register shall be maintained in Form No.20
(3)The Demand Register shall be updated by the respective sections for any demand that is raised or falls due, any collection that is made in respect of a person and the balance amount outstanding from that person.
(4)Head of the concerned section shall prepare a statement of bills raised, which revises the demand and shall send it to the Accounts section. In case new bills are not raised and there is no change in the demand, a nil statement shall be sent.
(5)This exercise shall be made every month.
(6)The Statement of Bills Raised shall be maintained in Form No.22.Chapter - IX Procedure for Accounting Property and Other Taxes

46. Accounting of property and other taxes.

(1)Property and other taxes shall be accrued as income at the beginning of the year and at other intervals in accordance with sub-rule (2) of Rule 20.
(2)Where system of self assessment of property tax is adopted in any municipality, the amount of tax income can be accrued only after the self assessment forms submitted are scrutinised and approved.
(3)Cesses collections on behalf of other agencies along with property tax shall be treated as a liability for payment to the concerned agency. If any collection or service charges are provided for collection of such cesses, it shall be taken as income, and shall be deducted from the amount payable to the agency.

47. Provision for doubtful realization.

(1)On any amount of receivables, remaining outstanding beyond two years, provision for doubtful realization shall be made in accordance with the following norms:
(a)Outstanding for more than 2 years, but not exceeding 3 years: 25%
(b)Outstanding for more than 3 years, but not exceeding 4 years: 50%
(c)Outstanding for more than 4 years, but not exceeding 5 years: 75%
(d)Outstanding for more than 5 years: 100%
(2)The provision referred to above is made in the form of debit and shall be made at the end of the year for the accounting purpose only. It should neither be considered as a reduction of demand in the Demand Register nor should be treated as written-off.Chapter - X Procedure for Accounting of Water Charges

48. Accounting of water supply transactions.

(1)Water supply charges shall be accrued as income in the Water Supply and Drainage Fund in accordance with rule 20.
(2)Other receipts which are not accruable, such as, connection charges, pipeline service charges, water tanker charges, disconnection and reconnection charges etc. shall be accounted on actual receipt in accordance with rule 21.

49. Provision for doubtful recovery of water charges.

(1)On any amount of receivables, remaining outstanding beyond two years, provision shall be made for doubtful recovery of water charges in accordance with the following norms.
(a)Outstanding for more than 2 years, but not exceeding 3 years: 50%
(b)Outstanding for more than 3 years: 100%
(2)The provision referred to above is made in the form of debit and shall be made at the end of the year for the accounting purpose only. It should neither be considered as a reduction of demand in the Demand Register nor should be treated as written-off.Chapter - XI Procedure for Accounting for License Fees

50. Accounting for license fees.

(1)Income from license fee shall be accrued as income in accordance with rule 20.
(2)Income from new license fee shall be accounted as and when they are realized in accordance with rule 21.

51. Provision for doubtful recovery of license fees.

(1)On any amount of receivables, remaining outstanding beyond two years, provision shall be made for doubtful recovery of license fees in accordance with the following norms.
(a)Outstanding for more than 2 years, but not exceeding 3 years: 50%
(b)Outstanding for more than 3 years: 100%
(2)The provision referred to above is made in the form of debit and shall be made at the end of the year for the accounting purpose only. It should neither be considered as a reduction of demand in the Demand Register nor should be treated as written-off.Chapter - XII Procedure for Accounting of Rentals, Fees and Other Incomes

52. Accounting of rental income from municipal properties.

(1)Income from rents from municipal properties shall be accrued on annual basis at the beginning of the year in accordance with rule 20.
(2)The Council shall maintain a Demand Register in Form No.20 and enter all municipal properties like lands, buildings, shopping/commercial complexes etc. from which rents are due. New shops/shopping complexes let out during the year together with rents shall also be included in the register.

53. Revenue by way of fees from markets, slaughter houses etc.

(1)When the right to collect market fees, slaughter house fees, parking fees etc. is leased out, the lease shall be confirmed by the competent authority and a lease deed shall be executed.
(2)The relevant details shall be entered in the Demand Register in Form No.20 and the income there from shall be accrued on annual basis at the beginning of the year in accordance with rule 20.

54. Revenue from other incomes through miscellaneous sales.

(1)Other incomes through miscellaneous sales of distrained property, road side trees, stores and condemned material etc., the sales shall be confirmed by the competent authority.
(2)On confirmation of the sales, the relevant details shall be entered in the Demand Register in Form No.20.
(3)Other incomes, in respect of which demand is ascertainable, shall be accrued on annual basis at the beginning of the year in accordance with rule 20.
(4)Other incomes which are of uncertain nature for which the amount is not ascertainable, the income shall be accounted as and when they are actually collected or received by the municipality in accordance with rule 21.

55. Accounting of other incomes such as fees etc.

- Where the fees cannot be ascertained in advance as accruable, the income there from shall be accounted as and when they are actually collected or received by the municipality in accordance with rule 21.

56. Accounting of assigned revenues.

(1)Assigned revenues are usually in the nature of a share in the revenues of the Government, to compensate for certain losses in revenue or to support the resources of the municipalities. The share in revenues is determined on the basis of the collections made by the Government in the municipal area.
(2)As such, the income is not ascertainable and the actual receipts are taken as income. It shall be accounted during the year only upon actual collection in accordance with rule 21.
(3)However, at year-end, if sanction order (or proceedings) is passed and the amount is ascertained, the revenues shall be accrued in accordance with rule 20.

57. Provision for doubtful recovery of rentals and other incomes.

(1)On any amount of receivables, remaining outstanding beyond two years, provision shall be made for doubtful recovery of rentals and other incomes in accordance with the following norms.
(a)Outstanding for more than 2 years, but not exceeding 3 years: 50%
(b)Outstanding for more than 3 years: 100%
(2)The provision referred to above is made in the form of debit and shall be made at the end of the year for the accounting purpose only. It should neither be considered as a reduction of demand in the Demand Register nor should be treated as written-off.Chapter - XIII Procedure for Accounting for Grants

58. Government grants.

(1)Municipalities receive grants from State Government, Central Government or any other agency.
(2)Grants received by the municipalities are of two categories
(a)Capital Grant: Usually received for capital expenditure, ie., for creation of fixed assets, like purchase of land/building/equipment or providing infrastructure etc. The benefits of such expenditure are of an enduring nature and spread over an extended period of time.
(b)Revenue grant: Generally received for meeting recurring expenditure, the benefits of which usually expire within the accounting year in which it is incurred.
(3)Grants may also be General or Specific.
(a)General grants are for non specific purpose.
(b)Specific grants are meant for carrying out specific projects/schemes or meeting specific expenditure.
(4)Specific grants can have both capital as well as revenue component, eg., grants for construction of new roads and subsequent repairs and maintenance of roads. Specific grants may be received in advance or as a reimbursement of the expenditure incurred by the municipality. These grants shall be treated as a liability.
(5)All grants received shall be entered in Grant Register. Separate Registers shall be maintained for Capital and Revenue Grants; and also separate pages for each grant. The details of receipts as well as expenditure incurred from it shall be recorded in the Grant Register.
(6)The Grant Register shall be maintained in Form G-l.

59. Accounting of grants.

(1)General grant which is of revenue nature shall be recognized as income only upon actual receipt.
(2)Specific grant towards revenue expenditure, received prior to the expenditure incurred, shall be treated as a liability till such time the expenditure is incurred.
(3)Specific grants received or receivable in respect of specific revenue expenditure shall be recognized as income in the accounting period in which the corresponding revenue expenditure is charged.
(4)Specific grants received towards capital expenditure shall be treated as a liability till such time the fixed asset is constructed or acquired.
(5)Grants in the form of non-monetary assets (such as fixed assets given at concession rates) shall be accounted for on the basis of the acquisition cost. In case a non-monetary asset is received free of cost, it shall be recorded at a nominal value (e.g. Rupee One).Chapter - XIV Procedure for Accounting Public Works

60. Payment of work bills.

(1)Payments to contractors and suppliers shall be made by means of 'account payee' cheques drawn in their favour or through bank transfer.
(2)Every payment to a contractor shall be on account of some particular work for which a work order exists. No payments in anticipation of measurements shall be made to a contractor.

61. Accounting of contractor bills.

(1)When a contractor's bill is accrued under Rule 33, the liability shall be taken by
(a)Debit to the 'capital works in progress' account in case of an ongoing contract to create a new (capital) asset;
(b)Debit to the 'revenue expenses' account in case the contract is to carry out certain repair or maintenance work
(2)When the capital asset referred to in clause (a) above is completed, it shall be capitalized.
(3)On receipt of contract completion certificate, the Accounts section shall capitalize the amount lying in the 'capital work-in-progress' account and convert it into a Fixed Asset.Chapter - XV Procedure for Accounting Fixed Assets

62. Capitalisation of fixed assets.

- When as asset is ready and put to use, the amount spent on the asset which was recorded under 'capital work-in-progress' account, shall be capitalized by debit to the appropriate 'fixed asset' account and credit to 'capital work-in-progress' account.

63. Register of Fixed Assets.

(1)The Council shall maintain the following registers comprising of land, buildings and other infrastructure, movable and immovable properties which belong to the municipality
(a)Register of Land (Form No.32)
(b)Register of Immovable Properties (Form No.30)
(c)Register of Movable Properties (Form No.31)
(d)Register of Public Lighting System (Form No.36)
(2)The registers shall be maintained category-wise in respect of lands, buildings etc.
(3)The infrastructure assets like roads, water works, bridges, culverts, sewers and drains etc. shall be recorded ward/locality wise for purposes of identification, measurements etc.
(4)The registers shall be maintained Fund-wise.
(5)Any new asset that is capitalized, acquired, donated or gifted shall be recorded in the Register on the date the asset is capitalized, acquired, donated or gifted.

64. Valuation of fixed assets.

(1)All fixed assets shall be carried at cost less accumulated depreciation, as specified in A.P. Municipal Asset Valuation Methodology Manual (APMAVMM).
(2)The cost of fixed asset shall include cost incurred/money spent in constructing, installing or acquiring the fixed asset, interest on borrowings and other incidental or indirect expenses incurred up to the month of commissioning of the asset.
(3)In case a fixed asset is acquired at concessional rate, the concessional rate shall be recorded as the cost of acquisition.
(4)In case a fixed asset is donated or gifted, the cost shall be recorded at a nominal value of rupee one.

65. Depreciation on fixed assets.

(1)At the end of the accounting year, depreciation shall be provided on each class of fixed asset at the rates prescribed by Government. The amount of depreciation shall be computed under straight line method or written down value as prescribed by Government/ APMAVMM. However, depreciation shall not be charged to land.
(2)In case the asset is capitalized on or after 1st October of the year, depreciation shall be applicable at half of the rates prescribed above.
(3)The depreciation of each asset shall be updated in the Fixed Assets Register every year.

66. Asset Replacement Register.

(1)The Council shall maintain a separate Asset Replacement Fund for replacement of fixed assets, by transfer of amounts equivalent to the depreciation provision made for the accounting year.
(2)The amounts shall be transferred from General Fund. A separate bank account shall be maintained to deposit the amounts relating to Asset Replacement Fund.
(3)The Asset Replacement Register shall be maintained asset class-wise to record the amounts transferred for the purpose.
(4)The Asset Replacement Register shall be maintained in Form No.35

67. Revaluation of fixed assets.

(1)The Council may carry out a revaluation of its assets, with prior permission of Government in any of the following cases:
(a)When commercial development of the fixed assets are taken up after the land use and architectural control have been approved by competent authority;
(b)At the time of lease;
(c)At the time of issue of municipal bonds.
(2)Any increase in value of fixed assets due to revaluation shall be recorded in a 'Revaluation Reserve' Account.
(3)Revaluation Reserve shall be adjusted/reduced by an amount equivalent to the depreciation charge on the revalued portion of the fixed asset.Chapter - XVI Procedure for Accounting Advances and Other Assets

68. Advances.

(1)The advances paid from municipal funds do not constitute expenditure, and they shall be recovered or adjusted in future; and they therefore shall be accounted under 'advances recoverable'.
(2)All transactions relating to advances shall be recorded in the Register of Advances.
(3)The Register of Advances shall be maintained in Form No. 16.

69. Accounting of advances.

(1)Whenever advances other than permanent advances are made, the transactions shall be recorded in the Register of Advances and recoveries in the form of repayments or adjustments watched.
(2)The total of advances made during a month in the Register shall be agreed with the corresponding total in the Ledger.
(3)When an advance is recovered in cash or adjusted by deduction from bill through the Journal Voucher, the amount shall be noted against the original advance in the column for the month in which the recovery or adjustment is made. The total of recoveries made for a month shall be agreed with the corresponding credit under advances in the Ledger.

70. Permanent Advance.

(1)An amount of permanent advance shall be sanctioned to an officer to meet immediately the petty expenses connected to his section. The amount shall be decided by the Council with reference to the average expenses to cover for a month.
(2)The amount shall be recouped once in a month or whenever the permanent advance runs short duly supported with the details of expenses. All sub vouchers have to be stamped as 'cancelled' after payment.
(3)Permanent advance shall be adjusted by debit to the appropriate expense heads for which the amount is used.
(4)Register of Permanent Advance shall be maintained in Form No. 17

71. Investments.

(1)The Council shall maintain a Register of Investments.
(2)The Register shall be maintained in Form IN 1
(3)All investments belonging to the Council shall be entered in the Register. The investments are assets of the municipality.
(4)The Register shall also indicate interest due and realizations on account of it from time to time. It should be ensured that the amounts due are realized on due dates and that there are no outstandings. In respect of interest accrued but not received at the end of the year, a journal entry shall be passed for accounting 'the interest amount under income'.Chapter - XVII Procedure for Accounting Deposits, Borrowings and Other Liabilities

72. Deposits.

(1)Deposits received shall not be accounted under income as these are liabilities. All deposits received by the municipality shall be entered in a Register of Deposits.
(2)The Register of Deposits shall be maintained in Form No. 18.
(3)All deposits received either by cash, demand draft or recovered through Journal Voucher shall be entered in the Register. Separate sets of pages shall be set for each of the following classes of deposits.
(a)Deposits by market/shop room lessees.
(b)Deposits by contractors and suppliers.
(c)Other deposits
(4)Deposits which are not refundable shall be credited to the relevant income head of account.

73. Refund of deposits.

(1)Deposits shall be refunded when an application is made for it. After being satisfied that the applicant is entitled for the refund and that the deposit is actually outstanding against the applicant, a Payment Order shall be prepared and the deposit refunded.
(2)The Payment Order shall be maintained in Form No. 14
(3)The deposits collected from the lessees shall be adjusted against the rents due through a Journal Voucher. The details of deposits adjusted shall be sent by the respective sections to the Accounts section once in every month.
(4)The Summary Statement of Deposits Adjusted shall be maintained in Form No. 19.

74. Lapse of deposit.

(1)Deposits not claimed within three (3) years from the date it is due for payment shall be considered as lapsed and accounted under 'Lapsed Deposits' (income) through a Journal Voucher.
(2)Lapsed deposits shall not be refunded without the sanction of competent authority.

75. Borrowings.

(1)The borrowings, ie., loans received by the Council do not come under income. They are liabilities repayable with interest.
(2)All loans received by the Council shall be recorded, each on a separate page in a Register of Loans.
(3)The Register of Loans shall be maintained in Form BR 1

76. Municipal Bonds/Debentures.

(1)When the Council raises the loan through public issue of Bonds/Debentures, a separate Register of Bonds/Debentures shall be maintained.
(2)The Register of Bonds/Debentures shall be maintained in Form BR 2.

77. Sinking Fund/Escrow Account.

(1)Where the terms for raising loan or issuing bonds/debentures provide the establishment of Sinking Fund or creation of Escrow Account, the amounts stipulated in the terms of sanction shall be transferred from the General Funds to the Sinking Fund or Escrow Account.
(2)The purpose of establishing Sinking Fund or creation of Escrow Account is to accumulate money, adequate to repay the loan or bonds/debentures as per schedule.
(3)The amounts to be transferred include the revenues raised through the infrastructure provided by utilizing the loan or bonds and a share of general funds.
(4)Separate bank accounts shall be maintained for Sinking Fund and Escrow Account.
(5)The Register of Sinking Fund shall be maintained in Form BR 3

78. Appropriation of loans, endowments and other funds.

(1)Loans, endowments and other funds for specific purpose shall be kept in separate bank accounts, and shall be appropriated for the purpose for which they have been raised.
(2)All such funds shall be recorded in Register of Earmarked Funds. Separate pages or set of pages shall be set for each Fund.
(3)The Register of Earmarked Funds shall be maintained in Form EMIChapter - XVIII Period-end and Reconciliation Procedures

79. Bank reconciliation.

(1)The bank reconciliation is an exercise which aims at reconciling the bank balance as shown in the Cash book of the municipality with the bank balance as per the Pass Book/Statement received from the bank.
(2)The bank reconciliations shall be carried for each of the bank accounts maintained by the municipality and for every month.

80. Period end procedures.

(1)The Council shall follow the period end procedures on daily, monthly, quarterly and annual basis.
(2)The following procedures shall be carried out on daily basis
(a)Closing of Cash Book
(b)Physical verification of cash balance
(c)Deposit of collections (both cash and cheques) in the bank
(i)Checking ledger accounts with the books of original entries, i.e., Cash Book and Journal Book
(ii)Verification of number of receipts issued as reported by the collection offices with the Collection Register
(iii)Updation of Subsidiary Ledgers
(3)The following procedures shall be carried out on monthly basis
(a)Bank reconciliation
(b)Recording of expenditures incurred against Permanent Advance
(c)Payment of statutory deductions and remittances
(d)Payment of provident fund dues and pensionary contribution in respect of employees on deputation
(e)Reconciliation of Function wise Income/Expense Subsidiary Ledgers with respective Trial Balance totals.
(f)Compilation of details of closing stock for recording the consumption of stores at the end of the month.
(g)Closing of Ledger Accounts
(4)The following procedures shall be carried out on quarterly basis
(a)Reconciliation of deposits, advances, receivables and incomes
(b)Provision for period-end expenses
(c)Transfer of revenue grant received in advance for specific purpose to grant income
(d)Recognition of grant income for revenue expenditure incurred in respect of grant receivable as reimbursement
(e)Accrual of interest on borrowings
(f)Recording of provision for bills remaining unpaid in respect of Special Fund expenditure
(g)Accrual of interest on investments
(h)Accrual of interest on loans to employees
(i)Reconciliation of Capital Work in Progress (j) Reconciliation of Inter Unit Balances
(k)Passing of adjustment entries (1) Closing of Ledger Accounts
(5)The following procedures shall be carried out on annual basis
(a)Physical verification of Stores
(b)Physical verification of Fixed Assets
(c)Transfer of Funds from Special Funds to Special Funds (Utilised)
(d)Confirmation of all categories of advances
(e)Provision for unrealised revenues
(f)Accounting of pre-paid expenses
(g)Contribution of difference in interest to the Provident Fund
(h)Expenditure for the benefit of SC/ST/BC or similar other welfare schemes
(i)Confirmation from Govemment/Quasi-govemment and Government owned agencies
(j)Closing of Ledger Accounts
Chapter - XIX Financial Statements

81. Monthly statement of receipts and payments.

(1)The Commissioner shall prepare a fund-wise statement of receipts and payments.
(2)The statement shall be prepared in Table 9.19.
(3)The Commissioner shall prepare the statement by the end of the following month and place it before the Council.

82. Monthly Trial balance and DCB statement.

(1)The Commissioner shall also prepare Trial Balance once in every month. The Trial Balance is a list of closing balances in all the accounts in the Ledger and the Cash books.
(2)The Trial Balance shall be prepared in Table 9.14.
(3)The Commissioner shall prepare the Trial Balance by the end of the following month and place it along with Demand Collection and Balance Statement before the Council.

83. Annual financial statements.

(1)Preparation of Annual Account comprising various Financial Statements is the responsibility of Head of Accounts Section. However, the ultimate responsibility lies with the Commissioner of the municipality. The Annual Accounts shall be prepared before the end of June following. The Annual Accounts shall be placed before the Council for approval.
(2)The Financial Statements shall consist of:
(a)Balance Sheet
(b)Income and Expenditure Statement
(c)Statement of Cash flows
(d)Receipts and Payments Account
(e)Notes to Accounts, and
(f)Financial Performance Indicators
(3)The Commissioner shall state that the books of account are maintained in the manner as required by the Act and rules; and as per the provisions of the Andhra Pradesh Municipal Accounts Manual. He shall also state that proper accounting principles have been adopted and applied consistently while accounting for the transactions and preparing the Annual Financial Statements. In determining the accounting treatment and manner of disclosure of an item in the Income and Expenditure Statement and/or in the Balance Sheet, due consideration shall be given to the materiality of the item. He shall also comment upon the performance of the municipality based upon the results of the Financial Performance Indicators. In respect of any adverse performance as reflected by the result of any Performance Indicator, the Commissioner shall also state the steps taken to improve the performance.
(4)The Balance Sheet shall be prepared in Table 9.16.
(5)The Income and Expenditure Statement shall be prepared in Table 9.15
(6)The Statement of Cash flows shall be prepared in Table 9.17.
(7)The Receipts and Payments Account shall be prepared in Table 9.18.
(8)The Notes to Accounts shall comprise of statement of significant accounting principles, statement of contingent liabilities, subsidy report and other disclosures, as may be useful to understand the financial statements clearly.
(9)The Financial Performance Indicators depict the performance of the municipality. They shall cover income ratios, expense ratios, net income ratios, efficiency ratios, leverage ratios, investment ratios, liquidity ratio, asset ratio and performance ratios. The Council may include new indicators also, if it desires.

84. Financial Statements at the end of each quarter.

(1)The municipality shall also prepare the Financial Statements like the Balance Sheet, Income and Expenditure Statement, Statement of Cash flows and Receipts and Payments Account, at the end of each quarter.
(2)The Balance Sheet shall disclose figures as on a date for the current year and the previous year, Income and Expenditure Statement, Statement of Cash flows and the Receipts and Payments Accounts shall disclose quarterly figures, progressive year-to-date totals and the figures of the corresponding quarter of the previous year; and the quarterly movements in various accounts. In addition, the Income and Expenditure Statement shall also disclose the annual budget figures.
(3)The Financial Statements at the end of each quarter shall be prepared within one month of the end of relevant quarter and shall be placed before the Council.

85. Submission of Receipt and Payment Statement to Government.

- The Municipality shall prepare the Receipt and Payment Statement every quarterly, half-yearly and annually and submit to Government by establishing linkage through Comprehensive Financial Management System (CFMS)

86. Audit of annual accounts comprising various financial statements.

- The Annual Accounts comprising various Financial Statements, on approval by the Council, shall be forwarded to the auditor appointed by Government for the purpose of audit.Chapter - XX Computerized Accounting

87. Computerised accounting.

(1)The accounting records required to be maintained under these rules may be kept in a computer based system
(2)Where the records are so kept, it shall be the responsibility of the Director of Municipal Administration either by himself or through any agency approved by Government to ensure that appropriate controls and procedures are exercised for the integrity and security of the data files and programmes and storage of back up of this data and its retrieval.Chapter - XXI Preparation of Opening Balance Sheet

88. Preparation of Opening Balance Sheet.

(1)In the first year, under these rules, the municipality shall determine the opening balance of various asset and liability account heads at the beginning of the period and this statement shall be called the opening balance sheet.
(2)The opening balance sheet shall be prepared separately for each fund.
(3)In order to determine the opening balance, the municipality shall prepare an inventory of all its assets and liabilities and value them at the current book value based on their original cost less appropriate depreciation in the case of fixed assets.
(4)In case the municipality is unable to determine the actual cost of a fixed asset with reasonable accuracy, it shall use the currrent standard cost rates prescribed by Government, deflate them to the year of purchase and then depreciate them to arrive at the current book value of the asset.

89. Adoption of the Opening Balance Sheet.

- After preparation of the opening balance sheet, it shall be placed before the Council for approval and adoption.

90. Revision of opening balance sheet.

(1)If any error or omission is noticed after opening balance sheet is prepared, such error or omission shall be incorporated in the Opening Balance Sheet figure, by routing through an 'Adjustment to Opening Balance Sheet' account for the period concerned.
(2)Such adjustment in the opening balance sheet shall also be placed before the Council for approval and adoption before it is included in the accounts.Chapter - XXII Miscellaneous Provisions

91. Government's orders on discrepancy.

- If there is any discrepancy in interpreting the rules, the matter shall be referred to Government and orders passed thereon shall be final.List of Forms, Registers, Schedules and Tables
SI. No. Form No. Details Reference
1 Schedule I Function Codes Rule 5
2 Schedule II Account Codes -Income Rule 6 (a)
3 Schedule III Account Codes -Expenses Rule 6 (b)
4 Schedule IV Account Codes -Liabilities s Rule 6 (c)
5 Schedule V Account Codes -Assets Rule 6 (d)
6 Form 1 Cash Book Rule 11
7 Form 2 Journal Book Rule 12
8 Form 3 Ledger Rule 13
9 Form 4 Receipt Voucher Rule 15
10 Form 5 Payment Voucher Rule 16
11 Form 6 Contra Voucher Rule 17
12 Form 7 Journal Voucher Rule 18
13 Form 22 Summary Statement of Bills Raised Rule 20 (3) & 45 (6)
14 Form 8 Receipt Rule 24 (3)
15 Form 9 Receipt Register Rule 24 (5)
16 Form 10 Statement on Status of Cheques Received Rule 24 (7)
17 Form 11 Collection Register Rule 27
18 Form 12 Summary of Daily Collection Rule 28
19 Form 33 Function -wise Income Subsidiary Ledger Rule 31
20 Form 13 Register of Bills for Payment Rule 34 (4)
21 Form 14 Payment Order Rule 34 (6) & 73 (2)
22 Form 17 Register of Permanent Advance Rule 38 (3) & 70 (4)
23 Form 15 Cheque Issue Register Rule 39
24 Form 41 Bank Advice Rule 40 (2)
25 Form 42 Register of Bank Advices Rule 40 (5)
26 Form 34 Function-wise Expenditure Subsidiary Ledger Rule 43
27 Form 20 Demand Register Rule 45 (2), 52 (2), 53 (2) and 54 (2)
28 G1 Grant Register Rule 58
29 Form 32 Register of Land Rule 63 (1) (a)
30 Form 30 Register of Immovable Properties Rule 63 (1) (b)
31 Form 31 Register of Movable Properties Rule 63 (1) (c)
32 Form 36 Register of Public Lighting System Rule 63 (1) (d)
33 Form 35 Asset Replacement Register Rule 66
34 Form 16 Register of Advances Rule 68
35 IN1 Investment Ledger/Register Rule 71
36 Form 18 Register of Deposits Rule 72
37 Form 19 Summary Statement of Deposits Adjusted Rule 73 (4)
38 BR 1 Register of Loans Rule 75
39 BR 2 Register of Debentures Rule 76
40 BR 3 Register of Sinking Funds Rule 77
41 EM 1 Register of Earmarked Funds Rule 78
42 Table 9.19 Receipt and Payment Account Rule 81 (2) & 83 (7)
43 Table 9.14 Trial Balance Rule 82
44 Table 9.17 Balance Sheet Rule 83 (4)
45 Table 9.16 Income and Expenditure Statement Rule 83 (5)
46 Table 9.18 Statement of Cash Flow Rule 83 (6)

I

Function Codes
Major Head
Code Description
Minor Head Detailed Head e-Code
Code Description Code Description
210 Establishment Expenses
10 Salaries, Wages and Bonus 01 Basic Pay 210-10-01
    02 Dearness Allowance 210-10-02
    03 House Rent Allowance 210-10-03
    04 CCA 210-10-04
    05 Conveyance Allowance 210-10-05
    06 Interim Relief 210-10-06
    07 Surrender Leave Encashment 210-10-07
    08 Performance Bonus 210-10-08
    11 Wages to workers through Placement Agencies 210-10-11
    12 Pensionary Contribution 210-10-12
    16 Family Planning Incentive 210-10-16
    17 Graduate Allowance 210-10-17
    18 Post Graduate Allowance 210-10-18
    19 Stagnation Increment 210-10-19
    20 Addl. House Rent Allowance 210-10-20
    21 New Pension Scheme (Employer Contribution) 210-10-21
    22 Special Pay 210-10-22
20 Benefits and Allowances 01 Leave Travel Concession 210-20-01
    02 Medical Reimbursement 210-20-02
    03 Tuition Fees 210-20-03
    04 Education Allowance 210-20-04
    05 Uniform allowance 210-20-05
    06 Workmen Compensations 210-20-06
    07 Training 210-20-07
    08 Concession in Bus-Pass 210-20-08
    10 Educational Concession & Scholarships 210-20-10
    12 Special Allowance 210-20-12
    13 Addl. Charge Allowance 210-20-13
    14 Subsistence Allowance 210-20-14
    16 Night Shift Allowance 210-20-16
    17 Conveyance Allowance 210-20-17
    18 Non Private Practice Allowance 210-20-18
    19 Washing Allowance 210-20-19
    20 Physically Handicapped Allowance 210-20-20
    21 Tribal/Bad Climate Allowance 210-20-21
    22 Risk Allowance 210-20-22
    23 Typist Allowance 210-20-23
    24 Computer Allowance 210-20-24
    28 Supervisory Allowance 210-20-28
    31 Other Allowance 210-20-31
30 Pension 01 Service Pension 210-30-01
    02 Family Pension 210-30-02
    03 Provisional Pension 210-30-03
    04 Anticipatory Pension 210-30-04
40 Other Terminal & Retirement Benefits 01 Leave encashment on Retirement 210-40-01
    02 Death cum Retirement gratuity 210-40-02
    03 Commuted Pension 210-40-03
    04 Pension and Leave Salary Contributions forDeputationists 210-40-04
    05 General Provident Fund Interest Shortfall 210-40-05
    06 Obsequies Expenses 210-40-06
220 Administrative Expenses
10 Rent, Rates and Taxes 01 Rents for Hired Premises 220-10-01
    02 Rates and Taxes 220-10-02
11 Office maintenance 01 Electricity Charges 220-11-01
    02 Water Charges 220-11-02
    03 Office Security 220-11-03
    04 Hospitality expenses 220-11-04
12 Communication Expenses 01 Telephone 220-12-01
    02 Mobiles 220-12-02
    04 Leased Lines & Internet 220-12-04
20 Books & Periodicals 01 Newspapers & Journals 220-20-01
    02 Magazines 220-20-02
21 Printing and Stationery 01 Printing 220-21-01
    02 Stationery 220-21-02
    03 Computer Consumables 220-21-03
    04 Service postage 220-21-04
30 Traveling & Conveyance 01 Traveling - In land 220-30-01
    02 Traveling - Abroad 220-30-02
    03 Fuel for Office Vehicles 220-30-03
40 Insurance 01 Buildings 220-40-01
    02 Vehicles 220-40-02
    03 Electronic Equipment 3 220-40-03  
    04 Furniture 220-40-04
    05 Inventory 220-40-05
50 Audit Fees 01 Statutory Audit Fee 220-50-01
    02 Certification Fee 220-50-02
    03 Out of Pocket Expenses 220-50-03
51 Legal Expenses 01 Legal Fees 220-51-01
    02 Cost of recoveries of tax revenue 220-51-02
    03 Cost of recoveries of other revenues 220-51-03
    04 Compensations Ordered by Courts 220-51-04
52 Professional and other fees 01 Consultancy Charges 220-52-01
    02 Other Professional Charges 220-52-02
60 Advertisement and Publicity 01 Advertisement - Print Media 220-60-01
    02 Advertisement -TV & Radio media 220-60-02
    03 Hoardings 220-60-03
    06 Maintenance of Statutes 220-60-06
61 Membership & subscriptions     220-61-00
80 Others     220-80-00
    01 Honorarium/sitting fee to Chairman andCouncilors 220-80-01
    02 Honorarium - Others 220-80-02
    03 Organization of Festivals 220-80-03
230 Operations & Maintenance
10 Power & Fuel 01 Power Charges for Street Lighting 230-10-01
    02 Power Charges for Water Pumping 230-10-02
    03 Power charges for other services 230-10-03
    04 Fuel to Heavy Vehicles 230-10-04
    05 Fuel to Light Vehicles 230-10-05
    06 Fuel supply for Field Staff Vehicles 230-10-06
20 Bulk Purchases 01 Sanitation/Conservancy Material 230-20-01
    02 Purchase of Medicines 230-20-02
    03 Fogging/Anti-malaria 230-20-03
30 Consumption of Stores 01 Engineering Stores 230-30-01
    02 Transport Stores 230-30-02
    03 Medical Stores 230-30-03
    04 Central Stationary Stores 230-30-04
    05 Livery from PH staff 230-30-05
    06 Livery for engineering staff 230-30-06
    07 Livery for administration staff 230-30-07
    08 Others 230-30-08
40 Hire Charges 01 Machinery Rent 230-40-01
    02 Vehicles 230-40-02
50 Repairs & maintenance infrastructure Assets 01 Main Roads 230-50-01
    02 By-lane Roads 230-50-02
    03 Bridges 230-50-03
    04 Fly-Overs 230-50-04
    05 Water Supply Lines 230-50-05
    06 Sewerage Lines 230-50-06
    07 Storm Water Drains 230-50-07
    08 Traffic Signals 230-50-08
    09 Street Lighting 230-50-09
    10 Burial Grounds 230-50-10
    11 Water Supply 230-50-11
    12 Solid Waste Management 230-50-12
    13 Transit Station 230-50-13
    14 Dumping yard 230-50-14
    15 Compost Yard 230-50-15
    21 Other repairs and maintenances 230-50-21
51 Repairs & maintenance - Civic Amenities 01 Major Parks 230-51-01
    02 Minor Parks 230-51-02
    03 Colony Parks 230-51-03
    04 Stadium 230-51-04
    05 Play Grounds 230-51-05
    06 Swimming Pools 230-51-06
    07 Nursery 230-51-07
    08 Play Materials 230-51-08
    09 Public Toilets 230-51-09
    10 Market Yards 230-51-10
    11 Parking Lots 230-51-11
    12 Avenue and Other Plantations 230-51-12
    21 Others 230-51-21
52 Repairs & maintenance - Buildings 01 Community Halls 230-52-01
    02 Commercial Complex 230-52-02
    03 Office Buildings 230-52-03
    04 Staff Quarters 230-52-04
    11 Other Buildings 230-52-11
53 Repairs & maintenance - Vehicles 01 Heavy Vehicles 230-53-01
    02 Light Vehicles 230-53-02
59 Repairs & maintenance - Others 01 Furniture & Fixtures 230-59-01
    02 Computers & Net Work 230-59-02
    03 Electronic Equipment 230-59-03
    04 Office Equipment 230-59-04
    05 Survey & Drawing Equipment 230-59-05
    06 Plant & Machinery 230-59-06
    07 Conservancy Tools 230-59-07
    08 Statues 230-59-08
    09 Quality Control Expenses 230-59-09
    11 Other Repairs and Maintenance 230-59-11
80 Other operating & maintenance expenses 01 Garbage Clearance Equipment 230-80-01
    02 Testing & Inspection 230-80-02
    03 Field Survey & Inspection 230-80-03
    04 Water Purification 230-80-04
    05 Mapping, Plotting & Drawing Expenses 230-80-05
    06 Naming & Numbering of Streets 230-80-06
    07 Demolition & Removal Expenses 230-80-07
    08 Quality Control Expenses 230-80-08
    09 Prevention of Epidemics 230-80-09
    10 Collection and Testing of Food Samples 230-80-10
    11 Expenses on Unclaimed Dead Bodies 230-80-11
    12 Control of Stray Animals 230-80-12
    13 Sanitation/Conservancy Expenses 230-80-13
    14 Intensive/Special Sanitation including forFairs & Festivals 230-80-14
    15 Maintenance of Garbage Dumping Yards/TransferStations 230-80-15
    16 Maintenance of slaughter houses 230-80-16
    21 Others 230-80-21
240 Interest & Finance Charges
10 Interest on Loans from Central Government     240-10-00
20 Interest on Loans from State Government     240-20-00
30 Interest on Loans from Government Bodies &Associations     240-30-00
40 Interest on Loans from International Agencies     240-40-00
50 Interest on Loans from Banks & OtherFinancial Institutions     240-50-00
60 Other Interest 01 Bonds 240-60-01
    02 Finance Lease 240-60-02
    03 Hire Purchase 240-60-03
    11 Others 240-60-11
70 Bank Charges 01 Miscellaneous Bank Charges 240-70-01
80 Other Finance Expenses 01 Expenses on Issue of Bonds 240-80-01
    02 Surveillance Fee 240-80-02
    03 Transaction Processing For Collections 240-80-03
    04 Credit Rating 240-80-04
    11 Other Finance Expenses 240-80-11
250 Programme Expenses
10 Election Expenses 01 Local Body Elections 250-10-01
    02 MLA/MP Elections 250-10-02
20 Own Programme 01 Environmental Awareness Programme 250-20-01
    03 Study Tour/Trainings 250-20-03
    04 Seminars 250-20-04
    05 Voluntary Garbage Disposal Programme 250-20-05
    06 Cultural Programmes 250-20-06
    07 Community Organisation / Mobilisation 250-20-07
    08 Special Nutritation Programme 250-20-08
    09 Summer/Winter Coaching Camps 250-20-09
    11 Others 250-20-11
30 Share in Programme of others 01 Family Welfare Programme 250-30-01
    02 Financial Aid for Urban Self Help Groups 250-30-02
    03 Disbursements to T&S / DWCUA & SelfHelp Groups under SJSRY 250-30-03
    04 Shilparamam Greening/Others 250-30-04
    05 Urban Malaria Eradication 250-30-05
    06 Mid Day Meals 250-30-06
    11 Others 250-30-11
260 Revenue Grants, Contribution and Subsidies
10 Grants     260-10-00
20 Contributions     260-20-00
30 Subsidies     260-30-00
270 Provisions and Write off
10 Provisions for Doubtful receivables 01 Property Tax 270-10-01
    02 Advertisement Tax 270-10-02
    03 Others 270-10-03
20 Provision for other Assets 03 Loans & Advances to others 270-20-03
30 Revenues written off 01 Property Tax 270-30-01
    02 Advertisement Tax 270-30-02
    11 Others 270-30-11
40 Assets written off 01 Stores 270-40-01
    02 Investments 270-40-02
    03 Decline in Fixed Assets 270-40-03
    04 Loans & Advances to others 270-40-04
50 Miscellaneous Expense written off 01 Deferred Revenue Expenses 270-50-01
271 Miscellaneous Expenses
10 Loss on disposal of Assets     271-10-00
20 Loss on disposal of Investments 01 Mutual Fund Investment/shares 271-20-01
30 Decline in Value of Investments     271-30-00
80 Other miscellaneous expenditure     271-80-00
    01 Refund of Lapsed Deposit 271-80-01
272 Depreciation
20 Buildings     272-20-00
30 Roads & Bridges     272-30-00
31 Sewerage and Drainage     272-31-00
32 Waterworks     272-32-00
33 Public Lighting     272-33-00
40 Plant & machinery     272-40-00
50 Vehicles     272-50-00
60 Office & Other Equipments     272-60-00
70 Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings and ElectricalAppliances     272-70-00
80 Other Fixed Assets     272-80-00
      Parks and gardens 272-80-01
280 Prior Period Item
  Income      
10 Taxes     280-10-00
20 Other Revenues     280-20-00
30 Recovery of revenues written off     280-30-00
40 Other Income     280-40-00
  Expenses      
50 Refund of Taxes     280-50-00
60 Refund of Other Revenues     280-60-00
80 Other Expenses     280-80-00
290 Transfer to Reserve Funds
10 Transfer to Capital Funds 01 City Development Fund 290-10-01
    02 UCD Fund 290-10-02
20 Transfer to Earmarked Funds 01 Sinking Fund 290-20-01
    02 Salary Reserve Fund 290-20-02
    03 Pension Reserve Fund 290-20-03
30 Revenue Surplus 01 General Reserve 290-30-01
    02 Surplus/Deficit 290-30-02

IV

Account Codes - Liability
Major Head
Code Description
Minor Head Detailed Heads e-Code
Code Description Code Description
310 Municipal Fund
10 Fund 01 Revenue Transfers 310-10-01
90 Surplus/deficit     310-90-00
311 Earmarked Funds
10 Special Funds 01 City Development Fund 311-10-01
    02 Urban Poverty Alleviation Fund 311-10-02
    03 Abatement of Pollution of Rivers 311-10-03
    04 Preservation of Heritage sites fund 311-10-04
    05 Revolving Fund 311-10-05
    06 Others 311-10-06
50 Sinking Funds 01 City Development Bonds 311-50-01
    02 Others 311-50-02
70 Trust or Agency Funds 01 Salary Reserve Fund 311-70-01
    02 Pension Fund 311-70-02
    03 General Provident Fund 311-70-03
    06 Old age Pension 311-70-06
    07 Widow Pension 311-70-07
    08 Disabled Pension 311-70-08
    11 Others 311-70-11
312 Reserves
10 Capital Contribution     312-10-00
11 Capital Reserve     312-11-00
20 Borrowing Redemption reserve     312-20-00
30 Special Funds (Utilised)     312-30-00
40 Statutory Reserve     312-40-00
50 General Reserve     312-50-00
    01 Other Reserves 312-50-01
60 Revaluation Reserve 01 Fixed Assets 312-60-01
320 Grants, Contribution for specific purposes
10 Central Government 01 Adarsh Basti Scheme 320-10-01
    02 Abatement of Pollution of Rivers 320-10-02
    03 Jnnurm 320-10-03
    04 RAY 320-10-04
    05 XII Finance Commission 320-10-05
    06 XIII Finance Commission 320-10-06
    07 MP Local Area Development 320-10-07
    11 Others 320-10-11
20 State Government 01 Water Supply 320-20-01
    02 State Finance Commission 320-20-02
    03 MP Local Area Development 320-20-03
    04 Assembly Constituency Development Programme 320-20-04
    06 Jnnurm 320-20-06
    07 RAY 320-20-07
    08 Improvement of Cities 320-20-08
    09 MEPMA 320-20-09
    10 Rain Water Harvesting (RWH) 320-20-10
    11 Make City Green 320-20-11
    12 MRTS Project 320-20-12
    13 TWINS/e-Seva Project 320-20-13
    14 National Slum Development Programme (NSDP) 320-20-14
    15 SJSRY 320-20-15
    16 Balika Samrudhi Yojana (BSY) 320-20-16
    17 Local Water Supply & Sewerage in Slums 320-20-17
    18 Urban Community Development (UCD) 320-20-18
    19 IPP VIII Project 320-20-19
    20 Natural Calamities Grant 320-20-20
    21 Reimbursement from Govt. Departments includingR&B 320-20-21
    22 Abatement of Pollution of Rivers 320-20-22
    23 Others 320-20-23
30 Other Government Agencies 01 Other Central Government Agencies 320-30-01
      Other State Government Agencies 320-30-02
40 Financial Institutions     320-40-00
50 Welfare Bodies     320-50-00
60 International Organizations 01 Water & Sanitation Programme (World Bank) 320-60-01
    02 Urban Management/Cities Alliance Programme(UNCHS -World Bank) 320-60-02
    06 Others 320-60-06
80 Others 01 Public Contribution for Works 320-80-01
    02 Abatement of Pollution of River (IndustryContribution) 320-80-02
    03 Other Contribution 320-80-03
330 Secured Loans
10 Loans from Central Government 01 Short Term Loan 330-10-01
    02 Long Term Loan 330-10-02
20 Loans from State Government 01 Short Term Loan 330-20-01
    02 Long Term Loan 330-20-02
30 Loans from Government Bodies & Association     330-30-00
40 Loans from international Agencies     330-40-00
50 Loans from Banks & Other FinancialInstitutions 01 From Banks 330-50-01
    02 From Other Financial Institutions 330-50-02
    03 Institutional Agencies 330-50-03
60 Other Term Loans 01 HUDCO Loans 330-60-01
    02 Others 330-60-02
70 Bonds & Debentures 01 Bonds & Debentures 330-70-01
80 Other Loans     330-80-00
331 Unsecured Loans
10 Loans from Central Government 01 Short Term Loan 331-10-01
    02 Long Term Loan 331-10-02
20 Loans from State Government 01 Short Term Loan 331-20-01
    02 Long Term Loan 331-20-02
30 Loans from Government Bodies & Association     331-30-00
40 Loans from International Agencies     331-40-00
50 Loans from Banks & Other FinancialInstitutions 01 From Banks 331-50-01
    02 From Other Financial Institutions 331-50-02
    03 Institutional Agencies 331-50-03
60 Other Term Loans 01 HUDCO Loans 331-60-01
70 Bonds & Debentures 01 Bonds & Debentures 331-70-01
80 Other Loans     331-80-00
340 Deposits Received
10 From Contractors / Suppliers 01 Ernest Money Deposit 340-10-01
    02 Retention Money Deposit 340-10-02
    03 Further Security Deposit 340-10-03
    04 Additional Security Deposit 340-10-04
20 Deposits - Revenues 01 Rental Deposits 340-20-01
    02 Security Deposits 340-20-02
30 From Staff     340-30-00
80 From Others     340-80-00
341 Deposit works
10 Civil works 01 State Government Departments 341-10-01
    02 Public Sector Undertakings 341-10-02
    03 Private Organizations & Citizens 341-10-03
20 Electrical works     341-20-00
80 Others 01 State Government Departments 341-80-01
    02 Public Sector Undertakings 341-80-02
    03 Private Organizations & Citizens 341-80-03
350 Other Liabilities
10 Creditors 01 Suppliers 350-10-01
    02 Contractors 350-10-02
    03 Expenses 350-10-03
11 Employee liabilities 01 Salary Payable 350-11-01
    02 Pension Payable 350-11-02
    03 Leave Salary Payable 350-11-03
    04 Terminal Benefits Payable 350-11-04
    06 Unpaid Salaries 350-11-06
    07 Contributory Pension Payable 350-11-07
12 Interest Accrued and due 01 Central Government Loans 350-12-01
    02 State Government Loans 350-12-02
    03 International Agencies 350-12-03
    04 Financial Institutions 350-12-04
    05 Bonds 350-12-05
    06 Others 350-12-06
20 Recoveries payable 01 GPF 350-20-01
    02 GPF -Employees on Deputation 350-20-02
    03 GIS 350-20-03
    04 Profession Tax 350-20-04
    05 APGLI 350-20-05
    06 LIC 350-20-06
    07 Banks Loan 350-20-07
    08 TDS from Employees 350-20-08
    09 APEWF 350-20-09
    10 Court Recoveries 350-20-10
    11 Rent on Quarters 350-20-11
    12 New Pension Scheme 350-20-12
    13 Flag Day 350-20-13
    14 CM Relief Fund 350-20-14
    15 Labour Cess 350-20-15
    16 Employee Provident Fund 350-20-16
    17 Employee State Insurance 350-20-17
    18 Cooperative Society 1 350-20-18
    19 Cooperative Society 2 350-20-19
    20 Cooperative Society 3 350-20-20
    21 Cooperative Society 4 350-20-21
    22 Other Cooperative Society 350-20-22
    24 Other Employee Deductions 350-20-24
    25 TDS from Contractors 350-20-25
    51 Turnover Tax 350-20-51
    52 VAT 350-20-52
    53 CST/GST 350-20-53
    54 Service Tax 350-20-54
    55 NAC 350-20-55
    56 Seignorage Charges 350-20-56
    57 TDS Payable Interest 350-20-57
    58 Other Recoveries From Contractors 350-20-58
    61 Court Attachments 350-20-61
30 Government Dues payable 01 Library Cess 350-30-01
    02 Education Cess 350-30-02
    03 Court Attachment 350-30-03
40 Refunds payable 01 Taxes 350-40-01
    02 Family Benefit Fund Settlements 350-40-02
    03 Group Insurance Settlements 350-40-03
    04 Unutilized Grants 350-40-04
    06 Development Charges to UDA 350-40-06
    07 Others 350-40-07
41 Advance Collection of Revenues 01 Property Tax 350-41-01
    02 Advertisement Tax 350-41-02
    03 Trade License 350-41-03
    04 Rent 350-41-04
    05 Others 350-41-05
80 Others 01 Stale Cheque 350-80-01
    02 Compensation Payable 350-80-02
    03 Lease Charges payable 350-80-03
    04 Advances under Hire Purchases 350-80-04
    05 Election deposit from candidates 350-80-05
90 Sale Proceeds 01 Detrained Properties 350-90-01
    02 Assets 350-90-02
    03 Stores 350-90-03
360 Provisions
10 Provisions for Expenses 01 Establishment Expenses 360-10-01
    02 Administrative Expenses 360-10-02
    03 Operations & Maintenance 360-10-03
20 Provision for Interest 01 Interest Accrued and not due 360-20-01
30 Provision for Other Assets 01 Inventory 360-30-01
    02 Investments 360-30-02
40 Provisions for Doubtful receivables 01 Property Tax 360-40-01
    02 Advertisement Tax 360-40-02
    03 Trade License 360-40-03
    04 Rents 360-40-04
    11 Others 360-40-11

V

Account Codes - Assets
Major Head
Code Description
Minor Head Detailed Heads e-Code
Code Description Code Description
410 Fixed Assets
10 Land 01 Open Space 410-10-01
    02 Grounds 410-10-02
    03 Parks 410-10-03
    04 Gardens 410-10-04
    05 Burial ground 410-10-05
    06 Others 410-10-06
20 Buildings 01 Office Buildings 410-20-01
    02 Commercial Complex 410-20-02
    03 Hospitals, Dispensaries & Health Posts 410-20-03
    04 Community Halls & Reading Rooms 410-20-04
    05 Guest Houses 410-20-05
    06 Staff Quarters 410-20-06
    07 Public Latrines & Urinals 410-20-07
    08 School Buildings 410-20-08
    09 Stadium 410-20-09
    11 Other Buildings 410-20-11
30 Roads & Bridges 01 Concrete Road 410-30-01
    02 Black Topped Roads 410-30-02
    03 Link Roads, Parallel Roads & Slip Roads 410-30-03
    04 Footpaths & Table Drains 410-30-04
    05 Bridges & Culverts 410-30-05
    06 Fly-overs & Over Bridges 410-30-06
    07 Subways & Causeways 410-30-07
    08 Foot-over Bridges 410-30-08
    11 Others 410-30-11
31 Sewerage and Drainage 01 Underground Drains 410-31-01
    02 Major Drains 410-31-02
    03 Minor Drains 410-31-03
32 Water works 01 Water works 410-32-01
    02 Open/bore Wells 410-32-02
    03 Reservoirs 410-32-03
    04 Pump house 410-32-04
    05 Water Mains 410-32-05
    06 Distribution lines 410-32-06
    07 Water bodies - Major 410-32-07
    08 Water bodies - Minor 410-32-08
    09 Elevated Service Reservoir 410-32-09
    10 Ground Level Service Reservoir 410-32-10
    11 Summer Storage Tank 410-32-11
33 Public Lighting 01 Lighting On Main Roads 410-33-01
    02 Lighting On Lanes & By-lanes 410-33-02
40 Plant & Machinery 01 Roads 410-40-01
    02 Water Supply 410-40-02
    03 Transport 410-40-03
    04 Electrical 410-40-04
    05 Others 410-40-05
50 Vehicles 01 Ambulance 410-50-01
    02 Buses 410-50-02
    03 Cars & Jeeps 410-50-03
    04 Cranes/JCB/ Proclainer 410-50-04
    05 Trucks 410-50-05
    06 Tankers 410-50-06
    07 Sweeping Machines 410-50-07
    08 Autos 410-50-08
    09 Tractors 410-50-09
    10 Two Wheelers 410-50-10
    11 Other Vehicles 410-50-11
60 Office & Other Equipments 01 Air Conditioners 410-60-01
    02 Computers 410-60-02
    03 Faxes 410-60-03
    04 Photocopiers 410-60-04
    05 Refrigerators 410-60-05
    06 Network Equipment 410-60-06
    07 Network Cabling 410-60-07
    08 TV 410-60-08
    11 Other Equipment 410-60-11
70 Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings and ElectricalAppliances 01 Cabinets & Partitions 410-70-01
    02 Cupboards 410-70-02
    03 Fans 410-70-03
    04 Electrical Fittings 410-70-04
    05 Tables & Chairs 410-70-05
    11 Others 410-70-11
80 Other Fixed Assets     410-80-00
90 Assets under Disposal 01 Valuable Assets 410-90-01
    02 Scraped Assets 410-90-02
411 Accumulated Depreciation
20 Buildings 01 Office Buildings 411-20-01
    02 Commercial Complex 411-20-02
    03 Hospitals, Dispensaries & Health Posts 411-20-03
    04 Community Halls & Reading Rooms 411-20-04
    05 Guest Houses 411-20-05
    06 Staff Quarters 411-20-06
    07 Public Latrines & Urinals 411-20-07
    08 School Buildings 411-20-08
    09 Stadium 411-20-09
    11 Other Buildings 411-20-11
30 Roads & Bridges 01 Concrete Road 411-30-01
    02 Black Topped Roads 411-30-02
    03 Link Roads, Parallel Roads & Slip Roads 411-30-03
    04 Footpaths & Table Drains 411-30-04
    05 Bridges & Culverts 411-30-05
    06 Fly-overs & Over Bridges 411-30-06
    07 Subways & Causeways 411-30-07
    08 Foot Over Bridges 411-30-08
    11 Other Roads 411-30-11
31 Sewerage and Drainage 01 Underground Drains 411-31-01
    02 Major Drains 411-31-02
    03 Minor Drains 411-31-03
32 Water Works 01 Waterworks 411-32-01
    02 Open/Bore Wells 411-32-02
    03 Reservoirs 411-32-03
    04 Pump House 411-32-04
    05 Water Mains 411-32-05
    06 Distributions Lines 411-32-06
    07 Water Bodies - Major 411-32-07
    08 Water Bodies - Minor 411-32-08
    09 Elevated Service Reservoir 411-32-09
    10 Ground Level Service Reservoir 411-32-10
    11 Summer Storage Tank 411-32-11
33 Public Lighting 01 Lighting on Main Roads 411-33-01
    02 Lighting on Lanes & By-lines 411-33-02
40 Plant & Machinery 01 Roads 411-40-01
    02 Water Supply 411-40-02
    03 Transport 411-40-03
    04 Electrical 411-40-04
    05 Others 411-40-05
50 Vehicles 01 Ambulance 411-50-01
    02 Buses 411-50-02
    03 Cars & Jeeps 411-50-03
    04 Cranes/JCB/Proclainer 411-50-04
    05 Trucks 411-50-05
    06 Tankers 411-50-06
    07 Sweeping Machines 411-50-07
    08 Autos 411-50-08
    09 Tractors 411-50-09
    10 Two Wheelers 411-50-10
    11 Other Vehicles 411-50-11
60 Office & Other Equipments 01 Air Conditioners 411-60-01
    02 Computers 411-60-02
    03 Faxes 411-60-03
    04 Photocopiers 411-60-04
    05 Refrigerators 411-60-05
    06 Network Equipment 411-60-06
    07 Networking Cabling 411-60-07
    08 TV 411-60-08
    11 Other Equipment 411-60-11
70 Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings and ElectricalAppliances 01 Cabinets & Partitions 411-70-01
    02 Cupboards 411-70-02
    03 Fans 411-70-03
    04 Electrical Fittings 411-70-04
    05 Tables & Chairs 411-70-05
    11 Others 411-70-11
80 Other Fixed Assets     411-80-00
412 Capital Work-ln-Progress
20 Capital work in Progress - Buildings 01 Office Buildings 412-20-01
    02 Commercial Complex 412-20-02
    03 Hospitals, Dispensaries & Health Posts 412-20-03
    04 Community Halls & Reading Rooms 412-20-04
    05 Guest Houses 412-20-05
    06 Staff Quarters 412-20-06
    07 Public Latrines & Urinals 412-20-07
    08 School Buildings 412-20-08
    09 Stadium 412-20-09
    11 Other Buildings 412-20-11
30 Roads & Bridges 01 Concrete Road 412-30-01
    02 Black Topped Roads 412-30-02
    03 Link Roads, Parallel Roads & Slip Roads 412-30-03
    04 Footpaths & Table Drains 412-30-04
    05 Bridges & Culverts 412-30-05
    06 Fly-Overs & Over Bridges 412-30-06
    07 Subways & Causeways 412-30-07
    08 Foot-Over Brides 412-30-08
    11 Others 412-30-11
31 Sewerage and Drainage 01 Underground Drains 412-31-01
    02 Major Drains 412-31-02
    03 Minor Drains 412-31-03
32 Water Works 01 Water Works 412-32-01
    02 Open/bore Wells 412-32-02
    03 Reservoirs 412-32-03
    04 Pump House 412-32-04
    05 Water Mains 412-32-05
    06 Distribution lines 412-32-06
    07 Water bodies - Major 412-32-07
    08 Water bodies - Minor 412-32-08
    09 Elevated Service Reservoir 412-32-09
    10 Ground Level Service Reservoir 412-32-10
    11 Summer Storage Tank 412-32-11
33 Public Lighting 01 Lighting On Main Roads 412-33-01
    02 Lighting On Lanes & By-lanes 412-33-02
40 Plant & Machinery 01 Roads 412-40-01
    02 Water Supply 412-40-02
    03 Transport 412-40-03
    04 Electrical 412-40-04
    05 Others 412-40-05
50 Vehicles 01 Ambulance 412-50-01
    02 Buses 412-50-02
    03 Cars & Jeeps 412-50-03
    04 Cranes/JCB/Proclainer 412-50-04
    05 Trucks 412-50-05
    06 Tankers 412-50-06
    07 Sweeping machines 412-50-07
    08 Autos 412-50-08
    09 Tractors 412-50-09
    10 Two wheelers 412-50-10
    11 Other Vehicles 412-50-11
70 Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings and ElectricalAppliances 01 Cabinets & Partitions 412-70-01
    02 Cupboards 412-70-02
    03 Fans 412-70-03
    04 Electrical Fitting 412-70-04
    05 Tables & Chairs 412-70-05
    11 Others 412-70-11
80 Other Fixed Assets     412-80-00
420 Investments - General Fund
10 Central Government Securities     420-10-00
20 State Government Securities     420-20-00
30 Debentures and Bonds     420-30-00
40 Preference Shares     420-40-00
50 Equity Shares     420-50-00
60 Units of Mutual Funds     420-60-00
80 Other Investments 01 Fixed Deposits 420-80-01
90 Accumulated Provision     420-90-00
421 Investments - Other Funds
10 Central Government Securities     421-10-00
20 State Government Securities     421-20-00
30 Debentures and Bonds     421-30-00
40 Preference Shares     421-40-00
50 Equity Shares     421-50-00
60 Units of Mutual Funds     421-60-00
80 Other Investments 01 Fixed Deposits with Banks 421-80-01
90 Accumulated Provision     421-90-00
430 Stock - in- hand
10 Stores 01 Engineering Stores 430-10-01
    02 Transport Stores 430-10-02
    03 Medical Stores 430-10-03
    04 Central Stationary Stores 430-10-04
20 Loose Tools     430-20-00
80 Others     430-80-00
431 Sundry Debtors (Receivables)
10 Receivables for Property Taxes 01 Private Properties 431-10-01
    02 Government Properties 431-10-02
    03 Vacant Lands 431-10-03
19 Receivable for Other Taxes 01 Private Properties 431-19-01
    02 Government Properties 431-19-02
    03 Other Taxes 431-19-03
20 Receivables for Cess     431-20-00
30 Receivable for Fees & User Charges 01 Water Supply 431-30-01
    02 Trade License 431-30-02
    03 Others 431-30-03
40 Receivable from other sources 01 Rent 431-40-01
    02 Interest Accrued & Due 431-40-02
    03 Interest Accrued but not due 431-40-03
    04 Interest Receivable on Employee Loans 431-40-04
    05 Others 431-40-05
50 Receivable from Government 01 State Government 431-50-01
    02 Central Government 431-50-02
    03 Government Departments 431-50-03
    04 Public Sector Undertakings 431-50-04
80 Receivables control accounts 01 Property Taxes 431-80-01
State Govt Cess/levies in Taxes - Controlaccounts
91 State Govt Cess/ levies in Property Taxes -Control account     431-91-00
92 State Govt Cess/ levies in Water Taxes - Controlaccount     431-92-00
99 State Govt Cess/ levies in Other Taxes - Controlaccount     431-99-00
432 Accumulated Provisions against Debtors(Receivables)
10 Provision for outstanding Property Taxes     432-10-00
11 Provision for outstanding Water Taxes     432-11-00
12 Provision for outstanding Other Taxes     432-12-00
20 Provision for outstanding Cess     432-20-00
30 Provision for outstanding Fees & UserCharges     432-30-00
40 Provision for outstanding other receivable     432-40-00
91 State Govt Cess/ levies in Property Taxes -Provision account     432-91-00
92 State Govt Cess/ levies in Water Taxes -Provision account     432-92-00
99 State Govt Cess/ levies in Other Taxes -Provision account     432-99-00
440 Pre-paid Expenses
10 Establishment     440-10-00
20 Administration 01 Rent, Rates Taxes 440-20-01
    02 Insurance 440-20-02
    11 Others (Prepaid Expenses) 440-20-11
30 Operations & Maintenance 01 Annual Maintenance Contracts 440-30-01
450 Cash and Bank balance
10 Cash 01 Cash On Hand 450-10-01
    02 Cash In Transit 450-10-02
    51 Cheques-in-hand 450-10-51
    91 Inter Bank Account Fund Transfer 450-10-91
Balance with Bank - Municipal Fund
21 Nationalised Banks 01 State Bank of India 450-21-01
    02 State Bank of Hyderabad 450-21-02
    03 Andhra Bank 450-21-03
    04 Canara Bank 450-21-04
22 Other Scheduled Banks 01 ICICI Bank 450-22-01
    02 IDBI Bank 450-22-02
    03 HDFC Bank 450-22-03
23 Scheduled Cooperative Banks     450-23-00
24 Post Office     450-24-00
Balance with Bank - Special Funds
41 Nationalised Banks 01 State Bank Of India 450-41-01
    02 State Bank Of Hyderabad 450-41-02
    03 Andhra Bank 450-41-03
    04 Canara Bank 450-41-04
42 Other Scheduled Banks 01 ICICI Bank 450-42-01
    02 IDBI Bank 450-42-02
    03 HDFC Bank 450-42-03
43 Scheduled Cooperative Banks     450-43-00
44 Post Office     450-44-00
Balance with Bank - Grant Funds
61 Nationalized Banks 01 State Bank Of India 450-61-01
    02 State Bank Of Hyderabad 450-61-02
62 Other Scheduled Banks     450-62-00
63 Scheduled Cooperative Banks     450-63-00
64 Post Office     450-64-00
460 Loans, Advances and Deposits
10 Loans and advances to employees 01 House Building Advance 460-10-01
    02 Vehicle Advance 460-10-02
    03 Computer Advance 460-10-03
    04 Festival Advance 460-10-04
    05 Education Advance 460-10-05
    06 Other Advance 460-10-06
    07 Pay advance 460-10-07
    08 LTC Advance 460-10-08
    09 Marriage Advance 460-10-09
    10 Medical Advance 460-10-10
    11 Spl Festival Advance 460-10-11
20 Employee Provident Fund Loans     460-20-00
30 Loans to Others     460-30-00
40 Advance to Suppliers and contractors 01 Suppliers 460-40-01
    02 Contractors 460-40-02
    03 Expenses 460-40-03
    04 Materials Issued to Contractors 460-40-04
50 Advance to others 01 Employees for works 460-50-01
    02 Travel Advance 460-50-02
    03 Imprest 460-50-03
    04 Executing agency for projects 460-50-04
60 Deposits with external Agencies 01 Telephone 460-60-01
    02 Electricity 460-60-02
    03 Petrol Pumps 460-60-03
    11 Other Deposit with External Agencies 460-60-11
80 Other Current Assets 01 HP Instalments receivable 460-80-01
    11 Others 460-80-11
461 Accumulated Provisions against Loans,Advances and Deposits
10 Loans to Others     461-10-00
20 Advances     461-20-00
30 Deposits     461-30-00
470 Other Assets
10 Deposit Works -Expenditure 01 Civil Works 470-10-01
    02 Electric Works 470-10-02
    03 Other Works 470-10-03
20 Inter Unit Accounts     470-20-00
    51 Inter Fund Transfer 470-20-51
30 Interest Control Payable     470-30-00
480 Miscellaneous Expenditure to be written off
10 Loan Issue Expenses 01 Deferred Revenue Expenses 480-10-01
20 Discount on Issue of loans     480-20-00
30 Others     480-30-00
Form 1Name of the ULB:_____________________Cash Book
Receipt
Sr. No. Date Rcpt. Vchr. No. Code of Account Particulars of Receipt L/F Cash Amount (Rs.) Bank Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
               
Payment
Sr. No. Date Rcpt. Vchr. No. Code of Account Particulars of Payment L/F Cash Amount (Rs.) Bank Amount (Rs.)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
               
Notes. - • Balance brought forward is the opening balance to be entered• The date of receipt to be shown in Cash book shall be the date on which amount has actually been received• All moneys received shall immediately and without reservations be entered in the Cash book• The receipts shall be classified in the column provided according to budget heads• The payment side of Cash book shall be posted from the details of vouchers and of the cheque drawn• The amount side of each cheque shall be entered as soon as the cheque is signed• Each entry in the cash book should be attested by the authorised officer• The classification and totals of cash book should be initiated by some responsible officer other than the writer of Cash book• Cash book should be closed dailyForm 2Name of the ULB:_____________________Journal Book
Sr. No. Date Jrnl. Vchr. No. Code of Account Particulars L/F Debit Amount (Rs.) Credit Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
               
Form 3Name of the ULB:_____________________Ledger__________________Account
Dr. Cr.
Date Voucher No. Code of Account Particulars L/F Amount (Rs.) Date Voucher No. Code of Account Particulars L/F Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
                       
Form 4Name of the ULB:______________Receipt Voucher
Name of the Bank:_________Pay-in-slip Ref. No./Date: ________ Name of The Fund:____________
CRV/BRV No:____________Date:____________
Budget Code of Account Account Description Challan for Remittance of Money No. Amount (Rs.)
'Function Functionary
1 2 3 4 5 6
           
Total          
Prepared by: Verified by: Approved by: Posted by:
Date: Date: Date: Date:
Notes. - 1. A separate Bank Receipt Voucher shall be prepared in respect of each separate Bank Book maintained.

2. All the challans for remittance of money, the details of which are included in this Bank Receipt Voucher, shall be attached to it.

Form 5Name of the ULB:______________Payment Voucher
Name of the Bank:__________Date:__________Section:__________No:__________Name of Claimant:________________ Name of the Fund:____________CPV/BPVP.O./W.O. No.:
 
Budget Code of Account Account Description Payment Order No. Cheque No. / Bank Advice No. Amount (Rs.)
Function Functionary
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
             
Total (in words):          
Prepared by: Verified by: Approved by: Posted by:
Date: Date: Date: Date:
  Received Payment
  Signature of Receiver
Notes. - 1. A separate Bank Payment Voucher shall be prepared in respect of each separate Bank Book maintained.

2. Payment Order for which payment is made shall be attached to the Bank Payment Voucher.

3. The payment vouchers and its supportings shall be cancelled with 'paid' stamp.

Form 6Name of the ULB:___________Contra Voucher
Date:__________ Contra Voucher No:_________
Code of Account Account Description Debit Amount (Rs.) Credit Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4
       
Total      
Prepared By Verified By Approved By Posted By
Date Date Date Date
Note. - The supporting documents forming the basis of the entry shall be attached to the Contra Voucher.Form 7Name of the ULB:_________________Journal Voucher
Date:___________ Name of the Fund:__________Journal Voucher No:____________
 
Budget Code of Account Account Description Debit Amount (Rs.) Credit Amount (Rs.)
Function Functionary
1 2 3 4 5 6
           
    Total      
    Prepared By Verified By Approved By Posted By
    Date Date Date Date
Note. - 1. The supporting documents forming the basis of the entry shall be attached to the Journal Voucher.

2. The narration for the entry should be clearly (understandably) stated.

Form No. 22Name of the ULB:___________Summary Statement of Bills Raised for the Period____________ in respect of____________________
Date: Sr. No.__________
 
Ward No.Particulars (Revenue Head-wise) Arrears (Rs.) Current Demand (Rs.) Total (Rs.)
Year (Others) Year (-3) Year (-2) Year (-1) Current Year's Arrear
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Property & Other Taxes              
Tax revenues (specify)              
Distrant Fee              
Warrant Fee              
Other Fees              
Penalty
Other, Specify ____________
Total bill raised for income of ULB
Revenue collected in Advance Adjusted
Total |          
Amount in Words: Rupees ____________________________________
{|
PreparedBy:*__________________________Examined and entered
CheckedBy:*___________________________Authorised Officer
Dated Dated
|}* Record the name, designation and signature of the person.Note. - This statement should be prepared separately for each ward and then consolidated.Form 8Name of the ULB:____________________Receipt
Date:  
Received from Shri_____________ a sum ofRs._____________ (in words) towards___________________________vide cash/cheque/demand draft/Banker's cheque no_____________dated_______________ drawn on___________ Bank,____________ (Placeof the Bank.)
  ------------------------------
  Signature of Authorised Officer
------------------  
Signature of Clerk  
   
------------------------------ ----------
Entered in Collection Register Page No.
   
N.B. Cheque/Draft/Banker's cheque aresubject to realization  
Note. - Separate receipt books can be maintained for Cash / Cheques.Form 9Name of the ULB:_______________Receipt Register
Sr. No. Receipt Number Receipt Date Mode of receipt Cash/ Cheque/draft Name of the Drawer Cheque/ Draft No. Bank (for amounts received thru Cheque/ draft)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
  Opening total          
             
  Days total **          
  Closing total          
Cash (for amounts received by Cash) Deposited into Bank Account No. Date of Deposit Date of Realisation Whether Returned Remarks*
7 8 9 10 11 12
           
           
           
           
* Specify the details of the substitute cheque received in case of dishonour of the cheque.** This total shall be tallied with total as per the Collection Register for the day and also the amount as per the 'Summary of daily collections'Note. - 1. For each entry made; record the Name, Designation, and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

2. This can be prepared in perforated sheets, as the same shall be used for making support to the deposit slip into the designated bank account or to other collection offices.

3. Separate sheets shall be used in respect of Cash and Cheques/drafts received

Form 10Name of the ULB:_______________Statement on Status of Cheques ReceivedFrom____________________by______________________
Date:__________ Sr. No.:__________
 
Sr. No. Sr. No. of the Statement of Cheques Depositedreceived Date of the Statement of Cheques Depositedreceived Cheque/ Draft No. Amount (Rs.) Deposited into Bank Account No. Realised/ Returned Date of Realisation/ Return intimation fromthe bank
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
               
Prepared By*:____________________________ Received By*:________________________________Checked By* :_____________________________________ Dated:Dated:
* Record the name, designation and signature of the person.Form 11Name of the ULB:____________________Collection Register of__________________________________ for the Year 20__to 20__
  Section:_________
 
Sr. No. Date of Receipt Receipt No. with book no. Name of the payer Reference number ** Particulars of Income Total (Rs.) Remarks
Account Head* (Rs.) Account Head * (Rs.) Account Head * (Rs.) Account Head * (Rs.) Others (Specify)* (Rs.)
1 2 3   4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
  Opening total                    
                       
  Days total #                    
  Closing total                    
{|
PreparedBy***:_______________________________  
Checked By***:_________________________________ Entered By :***_____________________________
Date: Checked By :***_____________________________
|}* Specify the head of Income under which collection is made** Specify the identification details in respect of the cheque, e.g., Bill No. in case of Property & Other Tax Collections, Tender No./Work Order No. in case of Earnest Money Deposit or Security Deposit, etc.*** Record the name, designation and signature of the person.# This total shall be tallied with total as per the Receipt Register (GEN- 9) for the day and also the amount as per the 'Summary of daily collections ' (GEN- 12)Note. - Each day's collection should be recorded on a separate page of the Register and every page should be signed as provided.Form 12Name of the ULB:_____________Summary of Daily Collection of_______________________Collection Office/Collection Centre
Date:__________ Sr. No.:__________
 
Sr. No. Name of the Section Name of the Revenue Head Amount (Rs.) Amount (Rs.) Deposited With*
1 2 3 4 5 6
  Revenue accounted for on Cash basis #      
1 Tax Section Property Transfer Charges      
           
           
2 Water Supply Water Connection Charges      
    Water Tanker Charges      
    Road Damage Charges      
3 Town Planning Section Building Permit Fee      
  Revenue accountedfor on Accrual basis      
4 Tax Section Property Tax      
5 Water Supply Water Charges      
           
Grand Total        
Amount in Words: Rupees___________________
Receipt No. issued by the Collection Office:      
(in case collections are deposited withCollection Office)      
  Cash _____________ Rs:__________  
  Cheque _____________ Rs:__________  
  (For cheques realised)        
  Total   Rs.__________  
{|
Prepared By** :_______________ Examined and entered
Checked By** :_______________ Accountant/Authorised Officer
Dated: Dated:
|}* Specify the Bank Name and Account Number in case of amount directly deposited with bank.** Record the name, designation and signature of the person.# For revenues accounted for on Cash basis, one consolidated figure for the total collections may be given instead of giving a receipt-wise entry.# Example of cash basis of accounting. - Transfer charges relating to Transfer of Properties has to be recognised only on actual receipt basisForm 33Name of the ULB:______________Function-Wise Income Subsidiary Ledger
Function:  
SI. No Function code Functions Head Total Income (Rs.) Major Heads of Income
Tax Revenue Code: Assigned Revenue Rental Income fromProperties Fees & UserCharges Sale & HireCharges Revenue Grants .....
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
                     
Cumulative total at the beginning of themonth (Rs.)              
Cumulative total at the end of the month(Rs.)              
* For each Major Revenue, columns for functions relevant to revenue will only be opened.Form 13Name of the ULB:__________________Register of Bills for Payment for the Year_______________
Function:______________  
Sr. No. Date of presentation by the Supplier/Contractor Name of Party/ Contractor Particulars Amount of Bill (Rs.) Initials of Authorised Officer Date of Sanction
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
             
Voucher No. Amount Sanctioned (Rs.) Date of Payment or issue of cheque Amount Disallowed (Rs.) Balance outstanding at the end of the year(Rs.) Reason for delay in payment Remarks
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
             
Note. - For each entry made; record the Name, Designation, and Signature of the person making the statement and the person checking the entry.Form 14Name of the ULB:___________________Payment Order
Vide Payment OrderNo:_____________Date:____________ Cheque No:___________
Name and address ofPayee:
Stock / Bills forPayment:
Reference to Book /Register Head of Account:
  Bank Account No:
Amount Claimed ByThe Party Rs.___________Vide Bill No:_________Date:_________
Recommended by theSection Rs.___________ Vide Bill No:_________Date:_________
Admitted by thePre-Audit Rs.____________ Vide JV No:__________Date:____________
Amount PaidRs._________(Rupees______________________________________________)
I have examined the claim and found it correctin all respects.  
| Date..........     Date...........
{|
Accounts Officer Commissioner or the Authorised Officer
|-| |||||||-|| PayRupees..............................................................................................(inwords)| To||||-|| .......................................................................................................| The Accountant for payment.||-| ||| ......................................................................|-||
Date
Authorised Officer
|
Date Commissioner Or the Authorised Officer
|-|| Received payment ofRs.............................................(inwords)....................................................... infull settlement of the claim.| Paid by cheque/draftNo........................................date..............................|-|| and entered in the cash book onPage.......................................................|-|||||||-|| Stamp|
Account Officer Commissioner or the Authorised Officer
|-|| Payees Signature| |||||}Form 17Name of the ULB:_________________Register of Permanent Advance
of__________________for the year_____________  
Initial disbursement/Recoupment of thePermanent
Sr. No. Date Payment Order No. Sr. No. of Expenditures for which Payment Orderis submitted Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5
         
Expenditure Daily Balance (Rs.) Initials of theofficer holding the advance Remarks
Nature of Expenditure Date of Bill To whom paid Amount Paid (Rs.)
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
        (5-9)    
             
Note. - For each entry made; record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the statement and the person checking the entry.Form 15Name of the ULB:__________Cheque Issue Register
Sr. No. Date Bank Payment VoucherNo. & Date Payment Order Number& Date Name of the Payee Nature of Payment Cheque/ Draft No. Date of Cheque/ Draft Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
                 
Entered By Signature of the First Authorised Signatory Signature of the Second Authorised Signatory Date of Issue of Cheque/ Draft Signature of the Recipient of Cheque/ Draft Date of Clearance Remarks *
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
             
* Specify the details of the stale cheques and the subsequent revalidation of the cheque or issue of the fresh cheques.Note. - For each entry made; record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.Form 41Name of the ULB:____________Bank Advice
Bank Advice No: Date:
   
To  
Manager,  
_________ Bank  
_________  
Sir,  
  Transfer Of Funds From Bank Account No.
Please Transfer The Following Funds From TheAccount Of The Municipality Through Bank Transfer
S No. Name of the Person to whom transfer to be made Name of the Bank (of transferee) Bank Account Details (Account Number, IFSC Code) Amount (Rs.)
         
         
(Rupees............................................only)  
  Yours faithfully,
  Commissioner
Form 42Name of the ULB:___________Register of Bank Advices
Sr. No. Date Bank Payment Voucher No. & Date Payment Order Number & Date Name of the Payee Nature of Payment Bank Advice No. Bank Advice Date Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
                 
Entered By Signature of the First Authorised Signatory Signature of the Second Authorised Signatory Date of Issue to Bank Date of Clearance Remarks*
10 11 12 13 14 15
           
Note. - For each entry made; record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.Form 34Name of the ULB:__________Function-Wise Expenditure Subsidiary Ledger
Function:  
SI. No. Function code Functions Head Total Expenditure (Rs.) Major Heads of Expenditure
Establishment Administrative Operations & Maintenance Interest & Finance Programme Revenue Grants ......
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
                     
Total for the month (Rs.)              
Cumulative total at the beginning of themonth (Rs.)              
Cumulative total at the end of the month(Rs.)              
* For each major expenditure, columns for functions relevant to the expenditure will only be opened.Form 20Name of the ULB:____________Demand Register of_________ * Income For the Year 20__ to 20__
__________ Section __________ Ward or Circle
Sr. No. Date Bill No. Name of the person from whom income is due Particulars
1 2 3 4 5
        Arrears
        Year (Others)
        Year (-3)
        Year (-2)
        Year (-1)
        Current Year
        Bill **
         
Collections Remission/Write-off
Others (Specify) (Rs.) Total (Rs.) No. and date of order Revenue* (Rs.) Revenue* (Rs.)
21 22 23 24 25
         
Demand
Revenue* (Rs.) Revenue* (Rs.) Distrant Fee (Rs.) Warrant Fee (Rs.) Other Fees (Rs.) Penalty (Rs.) Others (Specify) (Rs.) Total (Rs.)
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
Remission/Write-off Balance
Distrant Fee (Rs.) Warrant Fee (Rs.) Other Fees (Rs.) Penalty (Rs.) Others (Specify) (Rs.) Total (Rs.) Revenue* (Rs.) Revenue * (Rs.)
26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
               
Collections
Receipt Number & Date of collection Revenue*(Rs.) Revenue* (Rs.) Revenue* (Rs.) Distrant Fee (Rs.) Warrant Fee (Rs.) Other Fees (Rs.) Penalty (Rs.)
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
Balance Remarks
Distrant Fee (Rs.) Warrant Fee (Rs.) Other Fees (Rs.) Penalty (Rs.) Others (Specify) (Rs.) Total (Rs.)
34 35 36 37 38 39 40
             
* Separate columns shall be maintained in respect of each revenue for which demand is raised in the same bill.** Entries shall be separately made for each bill raised. Entry shall be made only for the current demand raised.Notes. - 1. Provide a reference of the Bill No. for Notice Fee, Warrant Fee, Other Fees and Penalty in Column No. 3.

2. Provide a reference of Form -25 (Register of Refunds, Remissions and Write-offs for remission and write-offs in Column No. 23.

3. For each entry made; record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

Form G 1Name of the ULB:____________Grant Register*
Sr. No. Name of the Grant Order/Designation of the Authority sanctioningthe grant Nature of the Grant ** Period of the Grant Sanctioned Amount (Rs.) Grant Received in Advance  
Date Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
               
Expenditure Incurred on Specific Grants Grant unutilised on expiry of grant period(Rs.) Refund of unutilised Grant          
Date Voucher Number Nature of Expenditure Amount (Rs.) Date of Payment   Date Amount (Rs.)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
               
* Maintain separate registers for Capital and Revenue Grants.** State whether Grants received from Central Govt., State Govt, or Other Govt, agencies.Note. - For each entrv made; record the Name. Designation and Signature of the person making the entrv in the register and the person checking the entry.Form 32Name of ULB:_____________Register of Land
Asset Identification No.:_____________Sketch the boundaries of the Land:__________Description/Use of the Land:_________Specify, if leasehold/freehold:________Location of the Land:________Survey No. of the Land:____________Area (sq. mtr.):___________Title documents available:____________Mode of acquisition:____________Specify whether any building, trees, etc., acquired with land:____Value paid for acquiring building, trees, etc:________Security Deposit retained:________Date and amount of Security Deposit released:___________  
Sr. No. Date of acquisition/improvement Payment Order No. Ref. No. of Cash Book /Journal Book/ Ledgerwhere entry is recorded Ref. No. of Register of Immovable Property Cost of acquisition / improve ment (Rs.) To whom paid Purpose of Expenditure Source of Funds
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
                 
Total for the year 20-20
Specify how land is being currently used Date of Disposal Receipt Voucher No. Name of the person to whom land is disposed Value Realised (Rs.) Initials of the Authorised Officer Remarks
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
             
 
Notes. - 1. Details of all the land belonging to the municipal body, irrespective of the fact, whether it is vacant or any structure has been constructed on that, should be included here. Unique asset ID Nos. to be allotted to each item.

2. Each plot of land shall be recorded on a separate page in the register.

3. Specify if land is industrial/agricultural/residential in 'Description of Land'.

4. For each entry made, record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

5. Totals should be taken at the end of each year in respect of total cost incurred on acquisition / improvement (from the date of acquisition) for each of the land owned / utilised by the ULB.

Form 30Name of the ULB:________Register of Immovable Property
Asset Identification No.:____________Description of the Structure:___________Location of the Structure:___________Survey No. of the land on which Structure is located:______Dimensions of the Structure:____________Area of land on which constructed (sq. mtr.):________Title documents available: __________Mode of acquisition:__________Warranty / Defects Liability Clause:___________Security Deposit retained:_________Date and amount of Security Deposit released:__________  
Sr. No. Date of acquisition / construction / improvement Payment Order No. Ref. No. of Cash Book/Journal Book / Ledgerwhere entry is recorded Ref. No. of Register of Land Cost of acquisition / improvement (Rs.)(Specify incidental cost separately) To whom paid/contractor Purpose of Expenditure Source of Funds In case of Building, specify how building isbeing currently used
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
                   
Total for the year 20* *-20**
Total for the year 20-20
Opening Written Down Value (Rs.) (equal to column6 in first year) Year of Depreciation Depreciation provided (Rs.) Closing Written Down Value (Rs.) Date of Disposal Receipt Voucher No. Name of the person to whom Structure is disposed Sale Value (Rs.) Initials of the Authorised Officer Remarks
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
      (11-13)            
                   
Total for the year 20* *-20**
Total for the year 20* *-20**
Notes. - 1. All the structures should be categorised into relevant asset class. Unique asset identification numbers are to be provided for all assets initially. Separate Registers shall be maintained for each class of structures owned by the ULB.

2. Each structure shall be recorded on a separate page in the register.

3. At the end of the accounting year, the amount in column 14 in respect of the current year shall be the amount to be entered in column 11 of the next year (next row).

4. In the year in which there is any improvement to the asset, add the cost of improvement to the current year's opening written down value.

5. For each entry made, record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

6. Totals should be taken at the end of each year in respect of total cost incurred on acquisition / construction / improvement (from the date of acquisition/construction) for each of the Structure owned by the ULB.

7. In Remarks column, indicate whether the ULB has the ownership right to the property or only utilisation rights.

Form 31Name of the ULB:__________________Register of Movable Property
Sr. No. Asset Identification No. Particulars and description of the Property Location of the Property Number or quantity Date of acquisition / construction / improvement Mode of acquisition Payment Order No. Ref. No. of Cash Book / Journal Book / Ledgerwhere entry is recorded
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9  
                   
Total for the year 20-20
                   
Total for the year 20-20
                   
Cost of acquisition/ construction / improvement(Rs.) To whom paid Purpose of Expenditure Source of Funds Opening Written Down Value of the property (Rs.)(equal to column 10 in first year) Year of Depreciation Depreciation provided (Rs.) Closing Written Down Value (Rs.) Date of Disposal
10   11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
                (14-16)  
                   
Total for the year 20-20
                   
Total for the year 20-20
                   
To whom Disposed and Nature of Disposal No. and date of Disposal Order Number or quantity disposed Amount realised if sold, & date of credit intreasury or bank (Rs.) Balance quantity Security Deposit retained (Rs.) Date and amount of Security Deposit released Initials of the Authorised Officer Remarks
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
                 
Total for the year 20-20
                 
Total for the year 20-20
                 
Note. - 1. All the movable assets should be categorised into relevant asset class with unique ID nos. Separate Registers shall be maintained for each class of movable assets owned by the ULB.

2. At the end of the accounting year, the amount in column 17 in respect on the current year shall be the amount to be entered in column 14 of the next year (next row).

3. In the year in which there is any improvement to the asset, add the cost of improvement to the total of current year's opening written down value and cost of improvement.

4. For each entry made; record the Name, Designation, and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

5. In case of Plant & Machinery, the details should be given section-wise, location-wise. Separate folios should be allotted for each of the locations.

6. Plant & Machinery of Water Works and Drainage System and sub-station and transformers of the Public Lighting System shall be recorded in this Form.

7. Details of any improvements to the plant and machinery, which has resulted into increasing the capacity of the plant and machinery, should be mentioned separately.

8. In case of Plant & Machinery, specify the date of commencement of operations and the number of shifts for which plant & machinery is operated along with the description of the property in column no. 3.

9. In case of Vehicles, specify the vehicle no., registration no., engine no. and chasis no. along with the description of the vehicle, year of manufacture and 'make' in column no. 3.

10. In Remarks column, indicate whether the Municipality has the ownership right to the property or have only utilisation rights.

11. Totals should be taken at the end of each year in respect of total cost incurred on acquisition / construction / improvement (from the date of acquisition / construction) for each of the movable asset owned by the ULB.

Form 36Name of the ULB:___________Register of Public Lighting System
Area/Location/Survey No.:___________Title documents available:____________Mode of acquisition____________Warranty / Defects Liability Clause:_____________Security Deposit retained:____________Date and amount of Security Deposit released:_____________  
Sr. No. Asset Identification No. Number of lamp posts Meters of cables used Date of acquisition / improvement Mode of acquisition Payment Order No. Ref. No. of Cash Book / Journal Book / Ledgerwhere entry is recorded
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
               
Total for the year 20-20
               
Total for the year 20-20
               
Cost of acquisition / improvement (Rs.) To whom paid Purpose of Expenditure Source of Funds Opening Written Down Value (Rs.) (equal to column9 in first year) Year of Depreciation Depreciation provided (Rs.)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
             
Total for the year 20-20
             
Total for the year 20-20
             
Closing Written Down Value of the property (Rs.) Date of Disposal Receipt Voucher No. Name of the person to whom Property disposed Value Realised (Rs.) Initials of the Authorised Officer Remarks
16(13-15) 17 18 19 20 21 22
             
Total for the year 20-20
             
Total for the year 20-20
             
Note. - 1. Separate Registers shall be maintained in respect of each location.

2. At the end of the accounting year, the amount in column 16 in respect on the current year shall be the amount to be entered in column 13 of the next year (next row).

3. In the year in which there is any improvement to the asset, add the cost of improvement to the current year's opening written down value.

4. Cost incurred in acquisition and erection of lampposts and that in respect of cables shall be indicated separately.

5. For each entry made; record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry

6. Totals should be taken at the end of each year in respect of total cost incurred on acquisition / improvement (from the date of acquisition) for each of the location.

Form 35Name of the ULB:_______Asset Replacement Register
Sr. No. Source Utilised   Balance (Rs.)
Date of transfer to Asset Replacement Bank Voucher No. Amount (Rs.) Date of acquisition / construction / improvement Payment Order No. Ref. No. of Cash Book/ Journal Book / Ledgerwhere entry is recorded Cost of acquisition/ construction / improvement(Rs.) (please specify incidental cost separately) To whom paid / Name of the contractor Ref. No. of Fixed Asset Register *
                     
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
                     
Note. - 1. Separate folio should be used for different Asset-class.

2. For each entry made, record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

* Reference shall be provided for Register of Immovable property, Register of Movable property, etc.Form 16Name of the ULB:_____________________Register Of Advances For The Year 20__ To 20__
Sr. No. Date Name of the person to whom the advance is paid Particulars of the Advance Bank Payment Voucher Number & Date Payment Order Number & Date Amount (Rs.) Date of Repayment/ Adjustment Voucher Number of Repayment/ Adjustment Balance remaining unadjusted at the end of theyear Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
                     
Note. - 1. After each entry, leave few blank spaces depending on the repayment/adjustment schedule of the Advance

2. For each entry made; record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

Form IN - 1Name of the ULB:__________Investment Ledger / Register
Sr. No. No. and date of resolution authorisinginvestment Date of investment Particulars of investment quoting no. and dateof Govt. Bond or FDR no. of the Bank Purchase Price (Rs.) Face Value (Rs.) Due date of receipt of interest Amount of interest due on Initials of Authorised Officer
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
                 
Amount of interest recovered (Rs.) Date on which interest recovered Date / month in which adjusted in accounts Amount realised either on sale or maturity ofinvestment (Rs.) Date on which proceeds were realised Date / month of adjustment in accounts Initials of Authorised Officer Remarks
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
               
  Seal/Signature of authorised officer
Note. - i. Separate folio would be allotted to each type of investment.ii. Separate ledger / register for each type of fund investment should preferably be maintained. For example, separate ledger may be maintained for General Fund Investment, GPF investment, Pension Fund Investment, etc.Form 18Name of the ULB:____________Register of Deposits for the Year 20__ to 20__
In respect of_________________ Section:_______
Sr. No. Date Name of the Party Nature/ Type/Kind of Deposit Receipt Number Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
Refund or Adjustments Balance Deposit (Rs.) Remarks**
Date & Voucher No. Adjusted against demand of Amount (Rs.)
Income* Year Amount (Rs.)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
* Specify the head of account of the income against which the deposit is adjusted.** Details of the Lapsed Deposits should be given in the "Remarks" column.Note. - For each entry made; record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the statement and the person checking the entry.Form 19Name of the ULB:_________Summary Statement of Deposits AdjustedDuring the Period__________
  In respect of__________
Date: Sr. No.______
Particulars (Revenue Head-wise) Arrears (Rs.) Current Demand (Rs.) Total (Rs.) Deposits Adjusted Register No.
Year (Others) Year (-3) Year (-2) Year (-1)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
               
Total              
{|
Amount in Words:Rupees_________________________  
Prepared By :*_____________ Examined and entered
Checked By :*____________ Accountant/Authorised Officer
Dated: Dated:
|}* Record the name, designation and signature of the person.Form BR 1Name of the ULB___________Register of Loans
1. Section from which loan received______________2. Purpose of Loan____________3. No. & date of resolution / orders sanctioning the loan___4. Amount of Loan sanctioned______________5. Rate of Interest [whether half-yearly or yearly]_________6. No. of installment_________________7. Amount of each installment ____________  
Receipt of Loan Amount due for repayment Initials of the officer
Date of Receipt Amount Received Total Amount Received Due Date of Repayment Amount of Principal Amount of Interest Total Amount due to repayment
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
               
Amount Repaid Balance Remarks
Date of Repayment Principal Amount Interest Total Principal Amount Interest Total
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
               
Note. - 1. Separate folio shall be allotted to each loan.

2. The format for capital grant register would be similar.

3. Pages of ledger / register would be numbered.

4. In case of more than one loan, summary of all loans shall be drawn suitably in the register.

5. For each entry made, record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry

Form BR 2Name of the ULB________________________Register of Debentures
Date of order sanctioning the issue of debenture:Amount raised by issue of debentures (Rs.):Date of issue of Debentures:Purpose of issuing debentures:Details of Guarantee and Security furnished:Name of the Debenture-trustee, if any:Interest payment Schedule:Date of maturity:Repayment Schedule: Debenture face value(Rs.)Rate of interest payable on debentures:
Sr. No Debenture Folio No. Debenture Certificate Nos. Distinctive number ofDebentures issued Name and Address ofthe Debenture holder Date of becoming a debenture holder Date of ceasing as a debenture holder Initials of Authorised Officer
From To
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
                 
Payment of Interest on Debentures Initials of Authorised Officer Remarks
Date when due Amount due (Rs.) Date of Payment Amount paid (Rs.)
10 11 12 13 14 15
           
Notes. - (1) Details of all the holders who have been issued debentures of a particular series shall be listed above.
(2)Separate folios shall be allotted for each series of the debentures issued.
(3)Three to four lines should be left after each certificate number to record the transfer entries for those certificates.
(4)Date on which a person becomes a debenture holder and the date on which he ceases to be such shall be mentioned for all the transfers affected.
(5)For each entry made, record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.Form BR 3Name of the ULB________Register of Sinking Funds
Amount of loan and rate of interest:Date of raising the loan:Amount of sinking fund installment:Rate of interest provided for in the Agreement at which sinking fund develops  
Previous Balance (Rs.) Receipts
Annual Instalments (Rs.) Date of Credit Total (Rs.) Amount of interest received/ accrued onInvestments (Rs.) Theoretical value as on 31st March (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6
      (1+2)   (4+5)
           
Investments
Previous Balance Purchased during the year Total
Actual value at cost (Rs.) Face Value (Rs.) Value at Cost (Rs.) Face Value (Rs.) Date of investment Value at Cost (Rs.) Face Value (Rs.)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
          (7+9) ( 8+10)
             
Investments Difference (Rs.) Remarks
Present Value of Sinking Fund
Market Value of securities mentioned in column 13on 31st March (Rs.) Uninvested Cash Balance of sinking fund as on31st March (Rs.) Total (Rs.)
14 15 16 17 18
( 8+10)   (14+15) (16-6)  
         
Note. - For each entry made, record the Name, Designation and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entryForm EM 1Register of Earmarked Funds
  Name of the Fund ___________
On creation/ addition to Fund
Date of Receipt Reference of voucher No. Particulars Amount (Rs.) Cumulative Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5
         
On Utilisation of Fund Balance in fund (Rs.) (5-10) Remarks
Date of Payment Reference of voucher No. Particulars Amount (Rs.) Cumulative Amount (Rs.)
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
             
Note. - 1. Interest earned on investments and profit on disposal of investments made from the Earmarked Funds shall be recorded in column 1 to 5 to update the balance of Earmarked Funds

2. Loss on disposal of investments shall be recorded in column 6 to 10 to reduce the balance of Earmarked Fund

3. For each entry made; record the Name, Designation, and Signature of the person making the entry in the register and the person checking the entry.

Table 9.19Receipts and Payments Account for the Period from _______ to ________
Code No. Head of Account Current Period Amount (Rs.) Corresponding Previous Period Amount (Rs.) Code No. Head of Account Current Period Amount (Rs.) Corresponding Previous Period Amount (Rs.)
  Opening Balances# Cash balances including Imprest Balances withBanks/Treasury (including balances in designated bank accounts)            
  Operating Receipts       Operating Payments    
1-10 Tax Revenue     2-10 Establishment Expenses    
1-20 Assigned Revenues & Compensations     2-20 Administrative Expenses    
1-30 Rental income from Municipal Properties     2-30 Operations and Maintenance    
1-40 Fees & User Charges     2-40 Interest & Finance Charges    
1-50 Sale & Hire Charges     2-50 Programme Expenses    
1-60 Revenue Grants, Contributions & Subsidies     2-60 Revenue Grants, Contributions & Subsidies    
1-70 Income from Investments            
1-71 Interest Earned     4-30 Purchase of Stores    
1-80 Other Income       Other Collections on behalf of State and CentralGovernment    
  Non-Operating Receipts       Non-Operating Payments    
3-30/31 Loans Received     3-50 Other' Payables    
3-40 Deposits Received     ** Refunds Payable    
3-20 Grants and contribution for specific purposes     ** Repayment of Loans    
* Sale proceeds from Assets     ** Refund of Deposits    
* Realisation of Investment - General Fund     4-10 Acquisition / Purchase of Fixed Assets    
* Realisation of Investment - Other Funds     4-12 Capital Work - in - Progress    
3-41 Deposit works     3-41 Deposit works    
3-50 Revenue Collected in Advance     4-20 Investments - General Fund    
* Loans & Advances to Employees (recovery)     4-21 Investments - Other Funds    
* Other Loans & Advances (recovery)     4-60 Loans & Advances to Employees    
* Deposits with External Agencies (recovery)     4-40 Prepaid Expenses    
        4-60 Other Loans & Advances    
  Other Receipts [specify]     4-60 Deposits with External Agencies    
          Other Payments [specify]    
          Closing Balances# Cash balances including Imprest Balances withBanks/Treasury (including balances in designated bank accounts)    
  Grand Total       Grand Total    
# Bank Balances operate for Grants and Special Funds* Details in respect of these items will be available in the corresponding Asset Ledger Accounts** Details in respect of these items will be available in the corresponding Liability Ledger AccountsTable 9.14Trial Balance for the period from _____to______
Code No Particulars Debit (Rs.) Credit (Rs.)
       
       
       
  Total    
Table 9.17Balance Sheet of ________ as on _________
Code No Description of items Schedule No. Current Year Amount (Rs.) Previous Year Amount (Rs.)
  LiabilitiesReserve & Surplus      
3-103-113-12 Municipal (General)FundEarmarked FundsReserves B-lB-2B-3    
  Total Reserves & Surplus      
3-20 Grants, Contributions for specific purposes B-4    
  Loans      
3-30 Secured Loans B-5    
3-31 Unsecured Loans B-6    
  Total Loans      
  Current Liabilities and Provisions      
3-403-413-503-60 Deposits ReceivedDeposit worksOther Liabilities(Sundry Creditors)Provisions B-7B-8B-9B-10    
  Total Current Liabilities andProvisions      
  Total Liabilities      
4-10 AssetsFixed AssetsGross Block B-11    
4-11 Less: Accumulated Depreciation      
  Net Block      
4-12 Capital Work-in-Progress      
  Total Fixed Assets      
4-204-21 InvestmentsInvestment –GeneralFund Investments - Other Funds B-12B-13    
  Total Investments      
4-304-314-32 Current Assets,Loans and AdvancesStock in Hand(Inventories)Sundry Debtors(Receivables)Gross amountoutstandingLess: Accumulated provision against bad anddoubtful Receivables B-14B-15    
  Net amount outstanding      
4-404-504-604-61 Prepaid ExpensesCash and BankBalancesLoans, advances anddepositsLess: Accumulated provision against Loans B-16B-17B-18    
  Net Amount outstanding      
  Total Current Assets, Loans & Advances      
4-704-80 Other AssetsMiscellaneous Expenditure (to the extent notwritten off) B-19B-20    
  Total Assets      
Table 9.16Income and Expenditure Statement for the period from _________ to ____________
Code No. Item/ Head of Account Schedule No Current Year Amount (Rs.) Previous Year Amount (Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5
1-101-201-301-401-501-601-701-711-80 IncomeTax RevenueAssigned Revenues &CompensationRental Income FromMunicipal PropertiesFees & UserChargesSale & HireChargesRevenue Grants,Contributions & SubsidiesIncome FromInvestmentsInterest EarnedOther Income 1-11-21-31-41-51-61-71-81-9    
A Total - Income      
2-102-202-302-402-502-602-702-712-72 ExpenditureEstablishmentExpensesAdministrativeExpensesOperations &MaintenanceInterest &Finance ChargesProgramme ExpensesRevenue Grants,Contributions & SubsidiesProvisions &Write OffMiscellaneousExpensesDepreciation 1-101-111-121-131-141-151-161-17    
B Total - Expenditure      
A-B Gross surplus/ (deficit) of income overexpenditure before Prior Period Items      
2-80 Add: Prior period Items (Net) 1-18    
  Gross surplus/ (deficit) of income overexpenditure after Prior Period Items      
2-90 Less: Transfer to Reserve Funds      
  Net balance being surplus/ deficit carriedover to Municipal Fund      
Table 9.18Statement of Cash Flow
Particulars Previous Year (Rs.) Current Year (Rs.)
A. Cash flows fromOperating Activities:Gross surplus/(deficit) over expenditure Adjustments forAdd:DepreciationInterest &finance expensesLess:Profit on disposal ofassetsDividend IncomeInvestment incomeAdjusted income over expenditure beforeeffecting changes in current assets and current liabilities andextra-ordinary items.        
Changes in currentassets and current liabilities(Increase) / decreasein Sundry debtors(Increase) / decreasein Stock in hand(Increase) / decreasein prepaid expenses(Increase) / decrease in other current assets        
(Decrease)/ increasein Deposits received(Decrease)/ increasein Deposits works(Decrease)/ increasein other current liabilities(Decrease)/ increasein provisionsExtra-ordinary items (Specify)        
Net cash generated from/ (used in) operatingactivities (A)        
B. Cash flows fromInvesting Activities(Purchase) of fixedassets & CWIP(Increase) / Decreasein Special Funds/Grants(Increase) / Decreasein Earmarked Funds(Purchase) ofInvestmentsAdd:Proceeds fromdisposal of assetsProceeds fromdisposal of investmentsInvestment incomereceivedInterest income received        
Net cash generated from/ (used in) investingactivities (B)        
C. Cash flows fromFinancing ActivitiesAdd:Loans frombanks/others receivedLess:Loans repaid duringthe periodLoans & advancesto employeesLoans to othersFinance expenses        
Net cash generated from (used in) financingactivities (C)        
Net increase/ (decrease) in cash and cashequivalents (A + B + C)        
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period        
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period        
Cash and Cash equivalents at the end of theyear comprises of the following account balances at the end ofthe year:        
i. Cash Balancesii. Bank Balancesiii. Co-operativebanks Balancesiv. Balances withPost officesv. Balances with other banks        
Total        
Note. - items in () brackets denote as that they are to be deducted