Recovery of charges: TROs must draw on contingencies and credit recovered costs to government accounts, not use personal funds. TROs must draw from contingencies or their imprest to meet recovery-related expenses, and amounts recovered from defaulters for such charges must be credited to the government account under the appropriate major/minor detailed head; increases in imprest require proposals with past expenditure data, and no out-of-pocket expenditure or appropriation of sale proceeds is permitted without accounting.
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Recovery of charges: TROs must draw on contingencies and credit recovered costs to government accounts, not use personal funds.
TROs must draw from contingencies or their imprest to meet recovery-related expenses, and amounts recovered from defaulters for such charges must be credited to the government account under the appropriate major/minor detailed head; increases in imprest require proposals with past expenditure data, and no out-of-pocket expenditure or appropriation of sale proceeds is permitted without accounting.
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