Proper accounting of government receipts: officials must follow treasury rules to ensure collections are credited to the public account. Non crediting of tax collections from missing or uncontrolled receipt books contravenes prescribed treasury and departmental accounting procedures. The Board reiterates prior instructions requiring strict control of receipt books, accurate accounting of government moneys, and prompt payment into the public account, directs officers to ensure observance of treasury rules and earlier circulars, and requires acknowledgement of these instructions to secure administrative responsibility and compliance.
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Proper accounting of government receipts: officials must follow treasury rules to ensure collections are credited to the public account.
Non crediting of tax collections from missing or uncontrolled receipt books contravenes prescribed treasury and departmental accounting procedures. The Board reiterates prior instructions requiring strict control of receipt books, accurate accounting of government moneys, and prompt payment into the public account, directs officers to ensure observance of treasury rules and earlier circulars, and requires acknowledgement of these instructions to secure administrative responsibility and compliance.
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