Para 12.63 — MSO (A&E)
Original Rule Text
12.63 When contributions are adjusted at the end of the year, these should be posted in the Broadsheet, Form 50 against the respective account number, in a separate line from that of the subscriptions, a distinguishing line, if thought necessary being used. Interest on contributions should similarly be posted separately from that on subscriptions. At the time of annual closing of the Broadsheet, the closing balances of deposits and Government contributions should be brought out separately.
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What This Means
In Contributory Provident Fund accounts, government contributions adjusted at year-end must be posted in the Broadsheet on a separate line from the subscriber's own subscriptions. Similarly, interest on government contributions must be posted separately from interest on the subscriber's deposits. During annual closing, the closing balances of subscriber deposits and government contributions must be shown separately, not combined into a single figure.
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Key Points
- 1Government contributions are posted separately from subscriber subscriptions in the Broadsheet
- 2A distinguishing mark may be used to differentiate the two lines
- 3Interest on contributions is also posted separately from interest on subscriptions
- 4Annual closing must show separate closing balances for deposits and government contributions
- 5This separation is essential for accurate CPF accounting and eventual payout
Practical Example
In the Broadsheet for the CPF of Public Works Department, Subscriber No. 789 has two entries for March: Line 1 shows subscriptions of Rs. 30,000 for the year, and Line 2 (marked with a distinguishing symbol) shows government contributions of Rs. 30,000. At annual closing, interest is also split: Rs. 2,400 on deposits and Rs. 2,400 on contributions. The closing balance shows Rs. 4,52,000 (deposits) and Rs. 3,80,000 (contributions) separately.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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