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

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1156<br />

July 1985 & presently the scheme is in existence. The interest received under this scheme is<br />

required to be reinvested as per RPFC Pattern of investment notified from time to time.<br />

To workout the investible fund for the month, following steps are followed:-<br />

1. To note the opening balance as on 1 st day of the month as per daily cash flow position<br />

of P.F.Trust Account.<br />

2. Add interest received during the fortnight of previous month i.e. 16 th to 30 th or 31 st of<br />

previous month.<br />

3. Add interest receivable during the fortnight of the month for which investible fund is<br />

worked out i.e. from 1 st to 15 th of the month.<br />

4. Add maturity proceeds if any received during the second fortnight of previous month<br />

and first fortnight of current month.<br />

5. Add Employees and Employers contribution of P.F. received during the month and<br />

NCPF contribution of the Employees.<br />

6. Less expenditure to be incurred during the month for various heads like P.F.Refund<br />

to Retirees, P.F.Loans, NRPF advance, 90% P.F.Refund 1 year in advance as informed<br />

by AOPF.<br />

7. Finally, the investible fund is worked out and categorywise shortfall is taken into<br />

account and quotes for required category are invited accordingly.<br />

In the month of April every year, an estimate is prepared showing the normal<br />

funds receivable during the year, interest receivable on all three categories and<br />

maturities of the investible funds during the financial year. While doing so, normal<br />

funds and maturities receivable are to be invested as per the pattern prescribed by<br />

RPFC from time to time.

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