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Question 1 of 5
According to Article 155 of Karnataka Treasury Code, what documents should accompany the Receipt Schedule for debt, deposit and remittances head of accounts?
Why: Article 155 of Karnataka Treasury Code mandates that Challans must accompany Receipt Schedules for specific categories of receipts including debt, deposits, remittances, and recovery of overpayments. This is a procedural requirement to ensure proper documentation and accounting.
Question 2 of 5
What is the primary function of treasuries in the management of Karnataka State Finances?
Why: The search results clearly indicate that treasuries exercise control over expenditure and proper accounting for receipts and expenditure in Government accounts, serving as the backbone of state financial management.
Question 3 of 5
According to the Karnataka Financial Code, what is the time limit for crediting Government money received into a Government treasury?
A Within 24 hours
B Within two days
C Within one week
D Within one month
Why: According to the Karnataka Financial Code, all moneys received should be paid in full without undue delay in any case within two days into a Government treasury, to be credited to the appropriate account and made part of the general treasury balance. The code specifies that in exceptional circumstances where the time limit of two days cannot be met, provisions exist for extension, but the standard requirement is two days. This ensures prompt accounting and prevents delays in crediting government receipts.
Question 4 of 5
Explain the provisions of Article 206 of Karnataka Treasury Code regarding Family Pension Payment Orders (PPO).
Why: Article 206 mandates the return of both halves of limited Family Pension PPOs after validity period expires. Audit findings show non-compliance in many treasuries, highlighting the importance of this control mechanism.
Question 5 of 5
What are the general principles governing the receipt and deposit of moneys in Kerala Treasury Code Section 6?
Why: Section 6 of Kerala Treasury Code establishes comprehensive principles for receipt and deposit of moneys, covering public account deposits, court deposits, transfer mechanisms, and account classification requirements.