Government of India. Civil Account Code

(b) *hen the use of a purely vernacular voucher is unavoidable a brief abstract should be endorsed in English under the signature of the preferring officer stating the amount the name of the payee and the nature of the payment. [...] (a) In the case of fines the duty of checking the receipts is laid upon the Accountant General to whom a monthly return of all fines realised and of all remittances of fines to the treasury should be transmitted by every Court having the power to fine. [...] (a) The death of every European Officer of Government other than an Officer of the Indian Civil Service or the Army or Navy must be immediately reported try the head of his office to the Government under which he was serving which will announce the circumstance to the Secretary of State. [...] is the actual cost of remittance as stated by the assessee or if the assessee is unable to state such actual cost the equivalent in rupees of the sterline e payment calculated at the official rate of exchange for the year in which the deduction is made. [...] (b) Income Tax deducted from the salary of an officer whose total income during the year is found to be less than 111 000 may be refunded after the close of the year but the refund should be made by the officer through whom the tamp was originally collected on the certificate of the Collector to the effect that the total income of the officer for the year did not amount to 111 000.