Treasury Rules definition

Treasury Rules means the Treasury Rules of the Central Government;
Treasury Rules means the Treasury Rules of Govt. of Rajasthan.
Treasury Rules means the Treasury Rules of Govt. of Rajasthan.1[(xxxi) "E-Payment" means payment of the taxes levied by or any other amount due to State Government using electronic funds transfer services of a Bank by instant debit to payee's account with Bank and credit to the State Government account.].........................................................................................................................................................................

Examples of Treasury Rules in a sentence

  • The objective of computerisation was to properly implement the Treasury Rules and to bring the entire operations of the Treasury and DTA under the ambit of SFMS software.

  • The Treasury Rules provide that deposit balances exceeding twenty five rupees remaining unclaimed for more than three complete accounting years shall at the close of financial year (March) be credited to the Government Accounts through Accountant General.

  • However, data analysis revealed instances of non- adherence to Treasury Rules by the software.

  • Further, as per Rule 211 of Meghalaya Treasury Rules, 1986, no money shall be drawn from the Treasury unless it is required for immediate disbursement.

  • DDOs could draw and encash bills through the system in contravention of Treasury Rules.


More Definitions of Treasury Rules

Treasury Rules means Himachal Pradesh Treasury Rules, 2007; and (50)“Voted Expenditure” means expenditure other than charged expenditure, which
Treasury Rules means the Treasury rules of the State Government embodied in the Orissa Treasury Code.
Treasury Rules means the Recipient’s treasury rules, which compilation was published in 2019 and amended through August 27, 2021.
Treasury Rules means the rules issued by the Governor under Article 283(2) of the Constitution. [See Appendix II].
Treasury Rules means the Treasury Rules of the Central Government. Rule 3. Interdepartmental Consultations : When the subject of a case concerns more than one department, no order should be issued until all such departments have concurred, or, failing such concurrence, a decision has been taken by or under the authority of the Cabinet. In this regard it is clarified that every case in which a decision, if taken in one Department, is likely to affect the transaction of business allotted to another department, shall be deemed to be a case the subject of which concerns more than one department. Rule 4. Departmental Regulations of financial character : All Departmental regulations, in so far as they embody orders or instructions of a financial character or have important financial bearing, shall be made by, or with the approval of the Finance Ministry. Rule 5. Removal of doubts : Where a doubt arises as to the interpretation of any of the provisions of these Rules, the matter shall be referred to the Finance Ministry for decision. Rule 6. Modifications :
Treasury Rules means the Treasury Rules of the Himachal Pradesh Government and includes Subsidiary Treasury Rules; and
Treasury Rules means the Treasury Rules of the Government of India.