AP Financial Code
Art 101-200 test. The Andhra Pradesh Financial Code The Government’s financial transactions, like those of every person or body, fall into the two broad classes of receipts and disbursements. The Government’s receipts comprise the ordinary revenues derived from taxes, duties, fees, fines and similar items of current Government income and also receipts that are of a deposit or banking nature, including repayments of loans and advances. The Government’s disbursements comprise expenditure out of the ordinary revenues, capital expenditure, and also payments that are of a banking nature, including loans, advances, and repayments of deposits. AP financial code
The Pay & Accounts Officer, Hyderabad is informed that when Art. 3 and 38 of A.P.F.C. Vol. I precludes the use of personal/private money for Government/public purpose, the question of reimbursement does not arise, when such expenditure is not authorised by the competent authority, in terms of Chapters I & IV of A.P. Financial Code. Pay & Accounts Officer, is therefore, requested not to entertain such claims, when they are not supported by rectification orders of the Government.AP financial code
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Some Important Definitions Relating to AP Financial Code Volume 1: The Pay & Accounts Officer, Hyderabad, is informed that when Art. 3 and 38 of A.P.F.C. Vol. I preclude the use of personal/private money for government/public purposes, the question of reimbursement does not arise when such expenditure is not authorized by the competent authority in terms of Chapters I & IV of AP Financial Code. The Pay & Accounts Officer is, therefore, requested not to entertain such claims when they are not supported by rectification orders of the government. Appropriation means the amount provided in the budget estimates for a unit of appropriation or the part of that amount placed at the disposal of a disbursing officer. AP financial code. Appropriation Bill means the bill introduced in the legislature to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of all moneys required to meet the grants made by the Assembly and the expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State. AP financial code
Bank means the Reserve Bank of India, or any office, branch or agency of the Reserve Bank of India, and includes any branch of the State Bank of India or the State
Bank of Hyderabad acting as the agent of the Reserve Bank of India in accordance with
the provisions of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934.Appropriation means the amount provided in the budget estimates for a unit of appropriation or the part of that amount placed at the disposal of a disbursing officer. AP financial code
Appropriation Bill means the Bill introduced in the Legislature to provide for the
appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State all moneys required to meet the
grants made by the Assembly and the expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of
the State.AP financial code
Bank means the Reserve Bank of India, or any office, branch or agency of the
Reserve Bank of India, and includes any branch of the State Bank of India or the State
Bank of Hyderabad acting as the agent of the Reserve Bank of India in accordance with
the provisions of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934. Cash order means an order issued by a treasury officer on a sub-treasury within the district for a payment on the government account, or for any authorized purpose, of a specified amount to a specified person.
“Centage charges” means, in connection with work that the government executes on behalf of another government, a local body, or a private party, the charge, calculated at a percentage rate on the value of the work done, that the government recovers from the party for whom the work is done towards the cost of the establishment and the tools and plants employed on the work. AP financial code
