Para 11.5 — MSO (A&E)
Original Rule Text
11.5 The balances of Provident Funds according to the Ledger should be
- DEPOSITS
verified with Broadsheets and communicated to the subscribers.
What This Means
The Provident Fund balances recorded in the ledger must be verified against the Broadsheets. Once verified, these balances are communicated to the individual subscribers so they know the correct amount standing to their credit. This is an essential year-end procedure that ensures subscribers have accurate information about their savings.
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Key Points
- 1PF ledger balances must be verified against Broadsheets
- 2Verified balances are communicated to individual subscribers
- 3Ensures transparency and accuracy of each subscriber's fund balance
- 4Forms part of the annual closing procedures
Practical Example
After the annual closing, the Fund Section verifies that the GPF ledger balance of Rs 2,15,000 for an employee matches the corresponding Broadsheet entry. Once confirmed, a statement is sent to the subscriber informing them of their verified closing balance, enabling them to plan any future withdrawals.
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