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Administration Manual - B.E.S.T. Undertaking.

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1105<br />

Nos. of cheques. EDP cheque listing is compared with the cheque listing submitted by<br />

Consumers Clerks in case of discrepancies and the actual figures on the cheques is<br />

treated as authentic amount and necessary corrections are made on the EDP cheque<br />

listing. Separate bank pay- in- slip Books are used for cheques pertaining to Cash<br />

Department at Colaba and Dadar, two Bank pay in slip books i.e. ‘A’ and ‘B’ are<br />

alternatively used for banking the cheques for convenience of office work. As such<br />

cheque lot, Bank Pay in Slip and their cheque listing are wrapped together. All lots<br />

pertaining to Colaba/Dadar are kept in leather bag with due care and send with<br />

Sepoy to our bankers viz. SBI, Commercial Branch, BOI, Electric House Branch and<br />

Bank Of Maharashtra, Fort Branch for depositing the same under separate Bank pay-<br />

in- slips. For re-deposition of returned cheques and re-coupment of dishonoured<br />

cheques, separate pay—in-slip is being used.<br />

CASH:<br />

Office Assistant ( Receiving) hands over the charge of cash boxes to the<br />

Banking Supervisor at 9.00 a.m. everyday for depositing the cash in Bank. Banking<br />

Supervisor takes charge of each box and take printout of consolidated –<br />

denominationwise cash summary and tallies with print out of daily collection book<br />

and diary of daily collection. Two sets of Bank Pay in Slip Books i.e. ‘A’ and ‘B’ are<br />

also used for depositing cash alternate day.. All slips are checked and signed by<br />

either Supervisor or Office Assistant. Banking Supervisor takes all the Bank Pay-in-<br />

Slip Books in his custody. All cash bundles are kept in kits with secure locking.<br />

Banking Supervisor has to enter the details of cash in his possession in the cash in<br />

transit registered and signs thereon. Supervisor is also given imprest cash to carry<br />

with him to the Bank for replacement of torn,soiled, Fake notes for replacement . An<br />

imprest cash of Rs. 25000/- is maintained with OA(Receipt). Supervisor alongwith<br />

Sepoy are sent to the Bank for depositing the cash under the escort of two armed<br />

Security Guards in a cash van.<br />

10. DISHONOURED CHEQUES PROCEDURE :<br />

Our Banker State Bank Of India ( Commercial Branch ) and Bank Of India (<br />

Electric House Branch ) return dishonoured cheques to Cash Department. All such<br />

cheques are entered in the computerized dishonoured cheque register. Consumer<br />

Department (South) collects their dishonoured cheques by signing in the<br />

computerized print out of dishonoured cheque register and dishonoured cheques<br />

pertains to Consumer (N) are despatched to Consumers Department (North). The<br />

dishonoured cheques of other Department are send to concerned Department under<br />

D.L. Dishonoured cheques recoupment made by fresh D.D. /cash , collected in lieu<br />

of dishonoured cheuqes are remitted through separate remittance slip by the<br />

concerned Department. The Cash/D.D. recouped for dishonoured cheques are<br />

deposited in the Bank on the next working day. Separate Bank Pay- in- Slip Book is<br />

maintained for this purpose. The dates on which the amount is deposited and<br />

remittance slip nos. are entered in the dishonoured cheque register duly audited . In<br />

case where amount is not realized, the Consumer Department (South) prepares<br />

Debit Advices and forward JE advice statement with floppy to Cash Department.<br />

Cash Department runs the floppy in the programme and corresponding dishonoured<br />

entries are closed in the computerized dishonoured cheque register automatically

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