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

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After working out deposits interest in the Interest Books, the same is<br />

noted on interest cards which in turn are sent to the Ledger Section for<br />

posting in respective Ledgers. Such of the interest that is not posted in<br />

Ledgers for reasons of change of name, closing of Account or difficulty<br />

in locating the account etc. is treated as outstanding in the Credit<br />

Interest Book and relevant advice is prepared.<br />

This advice is sent to the Accounts Department after audit verification.<br />

8.7.36.6 J/E Advice regarding Outstanding Credit interest transferred to<br />

Revenue:<br />

Such of the outstanding credit which remains to be credited to the<br />

Consumers’ Accounts or is unclaimed is transferred to Revenue<br />

Account viz. Adm. Misc. Other Receipts Account after three years. J/E<br />

Advice which is prepared, by the Consumers Department debiting<br />

Interest Account and crediting Adm. Misc. Other Receipts Account<br />

is verified with entries in the Outstanding Credit Interest Book.<br />

8.7.36.7 Reconciliation of Deposit Interest Account:<br />

Deposit Interest Account is reconciled with the figures of the Accounts<br />

Department by the Consumers Department and is prepared on the<br />

following lines:-<br />

Opening Balance ..<br />

Add Accrued interest ..<br />

Less Interest refunded ..<br />

Less Interest adjusted ..<br />

Less Transferred to Revenue ..<br />

The figures are checked with the relevant Registers viz. Interest<br />

Register, Outstanding Credit Interest Register.<br />

8.7.36.8 Reconciliation Statement of E.D. transferred to D.C.L.<br />

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