ASSAM
FINANCE SERVICE RULES, 2019
PREAMBLE
In supersession of the Assam
Finance Service Rules, 1963 and in exercise of the powers conferred by proviso
to Article 309 of the Constitution of India, the Governor of Assam is hereby
pleased to make the following rules regulating recruitment and the conditions
of service of persons appointed to the Assam Finance Service, namely :-
Rule - 1. Short title and commencement.
(1) These
rules may be called the Assam Finance Service Rules, 2019.
(2) They shall
come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
Rule - 2. Definition.
In these rules, unless there is anything repugnant in the
subject or context :-
(a) "Appointing
Authority" means the Governor of Assam;
(b) "Board"
means the Selection Board constituted under these rules;
(c) "Commission"
means the Assam Public Service Commission;
(d) "Constitution"
means the Constitution of India;
(e) "Governor"
means the Governor of Assam;
(f) "Government"
means the State Government of Assam;
(g) "Member
of the service" means a member of the Assam Finance Service;
(h) "Select
List" means the list referred to in rule 6 and 12;
(i) "Service"
means the Assam Finance Service;
(j) "Year"
means a calendar year i.e., from January to December;
Rule - 3. Class and Grade.
(1) The
service shall consist of the following classes and grades :-
(a) Selection
Grade :-
(i) Additional
Secretary, Finance (Budget) Department.
(ii) Additional
Secretary, Finance (Audit and Fund) Department.
(b) Senior
Grade-I :-
(i) Director
of Accounts and Treasuries, Assam.
(ii) Director
of Audit (Local Fund), Assam.
(iii) Director
of Finance (Budget) Department.
(iv) Director
of Pension, Assam.
(c) Senior
Grade-II:-
(i) Joint
Director of Accounts and Treasuries.
(ii) Joint
Director of Budget.
(iii) Joint
Director of Pension.
(iv) Joint
Director of Financial Inspection.
(v) Joint
Director of Assam Administrative Staff College.
(vi) Joint
Director of Audit (Local Fund).
(vii) Joint
Director of Accounts and Treasuries (National Pension Fund)
(viii) Joint
Director of Accounts and Treasuries (Comprehensive Treasury Management
Information System)
(ix) Senior
Financial Adviser in Administrative Department.
(d) Junior
Grade-I:
(i) Deputy
Director of Finance (Budget) Department.
(ii) Deputy
Director, Accounts and Treasuries, Assam.
(iii) Financial
Advisers in Head of the Department.
(iv) Chief
Accounts Officer, Zila Parishad
(e) Junior
Grade-ii :-
(i) Treasury
officer.
(ii) Finance
and Accounts officer.
(2) The
service may also include any post in the cadre or post as laid down by the
Governor to be included in a cadre of the service.
Rule - 4. Strength of the Service.
The strength of each cadre of the service shall be such
as may be determined by the Governor from time to time. The strength of each
cadre of the service on the date of commencement of these rules shall be as
shown in schedule I:
Provided that Governor may keep in abeyance any posts as
and when deemed necessary.
Rule - 5. Method of Recruitment.
(1) (i)
Recruitment to the cadres of Junior Grade-II shall be made by direct
recruitment against 50 % of the cadre strength through Competitive Examination
to be conducted by the Commission and
(ii) Rest 50% of the cadre strength shall be made by
promotion through Departmental (promotion) Examination to be conducted by the
Commission from the members belonging to the cadres of Accounts officer/Audit
officer/Superintendent/Treasury Accountant/Senior Accounts Assistant of Assam
Accounts Service, Assam Subordinate Local Fund Audit Service and District
Treasury Service respectively. The breakup of percentage shall be as follows;-
(a) |
Accounts officer |
20% |
(b) |
Audit officer |
20% |
(c) |
Treasury Superintendent Treasury Accountant Senior
Accounts Assistant |
- 10% |
Provided that if sufficient number of candidates
belonging to any of the cadres mentioned under sub-rule (1) and clause (ii)
above are not available, the vacancies reserved for one of these categories may
be filled up by the other:
Provided further that a member of the service shall be
eligible for Departmental (promotion) Examination who is a graduate from any
recognized University and has rendered at least 5 years of continuous service
and who does not cross the age of 50 years on the first day of the year in
which Departmental (promotion) Examination has been held.
(2) The
reservation of 50% quota for promotion or direct recruitment shall not be
carried forward, if not get sufficient candidate for promotion or direct
recruitment at a time.
(3) The
Competitive examination for direct recruitment and departmental examination for
promotion shall be conducted by the Commission in accordance with the syllabus
as prescribed in schedule-II.
(4) Recruitment
to Selection Grade, Senior Grade-I, Senior Grade-II and Junior Grade-I shall be
made by promotion in accordance with rule 11 and 13.
Rule - 6. Procedure of Direct recruitment.
(1) Direct
recruitment to the cadre shall be made on the basis of recommendation made by
the Commission in accordance with the procedure hereinafter provided:-
(a) Before the
end of each year (i.e., in the month of December) the Appointing Authority
shall make an assessment regarding the likely number of vacancies to be filled
up by way of direct recruitment during the next year and shall intimate the
same to the Commission together with details about reservation for candidates
belonging to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribes or any other category as laid
down by the Government as provided under rule 16.
(b) The
Appointing Authority shall simultaneously request the Commission to recommend a
list of candidates for direct recruitment in order of preference.
(c) The
Commission shall prepare a list of all candidates who qualify in Order of merit
in accordance with the aggregate marks obtained by each candidates.
(d) The
Commission shall furnish to the Appointing Authority the list of candidates
recommended by it in order of preference found suitable for direct recruitment
showing the marks obtained in examination/written test and interviewed. The
number of candidates in such a list shall be equal to the number of vacancies
notified. The Commission shall furnish such lists to the Government for
appointment to the post of the service.
(e) The
Commission shall publish the list in the Assam Gazette and such other places as
the Commission way consider proper.
(f) The list
mentioned in clause
(g) of this
rule shall remain valid for twelve calendar months from the date of
recommendation.
(2) The
selected candidates for direct recruitment shall be appointed as probationer in
the service and shall have to undergo a six months Training Course followed by
three months attachment period as may be prescribed from time to time by the
Governor subject to execution of a bond in the prescribed form as given in
Schedule-Ill. On completion of the training-cum-attachment and passing of the
prescribed examination, the successful candidates shall be eligible for getting
benefits of annual increments/promotion etc. as under rule 17.
Rule - 7. Age for Direct Recruitment.
A candidate for direct recruitment to the service shall
not be less than 21 years and more than 38 years of age on the first day of
January of the year of recruitment, with relaxation in case of candidates
belonging to special categories like Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and any
other category as laid down by the Government in accordance with the orders of
the Government in force for the time being.
Rule - 8. Academic.
The academic qualification of a candidate for direct
recruitment shall be prescribed by the Governor/Appointing Authority from time
to time. The minimum educational qualification of a candidate for the post of
Junior Grade-II shall be a graduate from a recognized University by the
Government.
Rule - 9. Qualification.
A Candidate for direct recruitment shall be :
(1) of sound
health, both mentally and physically and free from organic defect of bodily
infirmity likely to interfere with the efficient performance of his duties, and
(2) required
to undergo medical examination before appointment to the service.
Rule - 10. Physical Fitness Character.
A candidate for direct recruitment shall produce to the
Commission certificate of good character from:-
(i) the
Principal/Academic Officer of the University or College or such educational
Institutions in which he/she studies last, and
(ii) two
respectable persons, who are well acquainted with (but not related to) the
candidate.
Rule - 11. Recruitment by Promotion through the Board.
Appointment by promotion in the cadre shall be made in
the manner provided hereinafter,-
(1) Before the
end of each year the Appointing Authority shall make an assessment of number of
the vacancies occurred or likely to occur for filling up by promotion in the
next year in each cadre.
(2) Subject to
suitability as may be decided by the Board and by the Appointing Authority an
officer belonging to Sr. Grade-I, Sr. Grade-II, Junior Grade-I and Junior
Grade-II in Assam Finance Service and possessing the qualification as set forth
herein below shall be promoted to the cadre of Selection Grade, Sr. Grade. I,
Sr. Grade-II and Junior Grade-I as below in the manner provided in rule 13 and
14
(i) Senior
Grade-I to Selection Grade
(ii) Sr.
Grade-II to Senior Grade-I
(iii) Junior
Grade-I to Sr. Grade-II
(iv) Junior
Grade-II to Junior Grade-I
Provided that a member of the service shall for promotion
satisfy the following conditions on the first day of January of the year in
which the selection is to be made.
(a) that a
member of Senior Grade-I has rendered at least 2 years of continuous service as
Senior Grade-l officer for promotion to the cadre of Selection Grade.
(b) that a
member of Sr. Grade. Grade-II has rendered at least 3 years of continuous
service as Sr. Grade-II officer for promotion to the cadre of Sr. Grade-I,
(c) that a
member belonging to the cadre of Junior Grade-I has rendered at least 4 years
of continuous service as Junior Grade-I officer for promotion to the cadre of
Senior Grade-II,
(d) that a
member belonging to the cadre of Junior Grade-II has rendered at least 5 years
of continuous service as Junior Grade-II officer for promotion to the cadre of
Junior Grade-I.
Rule - 12. Recruitment by promotion through the Commission.
Fifty percent of the strength of the cadre of Junior
Grade-II as laid down in clause (ii), sub-rule (1) of rule 5 shall be filled up
by promotion through a Departmental (Promotion) Examination held by the
Commission at such intervals as the Governor may in consultation with the
Commission from time to time determine. The examination shall be in accordance
with the rules and syllabus as per Schedule-!!.
(1) The Commission
shall prepare and forward to Government a list of all candidates who have
qualified in examination in order of merit which shall be determined in
accordance with aggregate marks obtained by each candidate and if two or more
candidates obtain equal marks the Commission may arrange them in order or
relative merit which may be determined in accordance with the general
suitability of the candidates to the service.
(2) The list
forwarded by the Commission shall be published by the Commission in the
Official Gazette.
(3) Subject to
the provision of sub-rule (2), of rule-17, Selection of candidates shall be
made by the Government in order of preference from the list published under
sub-rule-(2) of this rule.
(4) The
Selected candidates shall undergo a three(3) months attachment period as may be
prescribed from time to time by the Governor. On completion of the attachment
period they shall be eligible for appointment in the cadre post under rule-17.
Rule - 13. General Procedure of Promotion.
(1) Before the
end of each year the Appointing Authority shall make an assessment of the
likely number of vacancies to be filled up by promotion in the next year in
each cadre.
(2) The
Appointing Authority shall then furnish to the Board the following documents
and informations with regard to as many officers in order of seniority are
eligible for promotion,-
(a) information
about the number of vacancies;
(b) list of
officers in order of seniority, eligible for promotion {Separate list for
promotion to different cadres shall be furnished) indicating the cadre where to
the case of promotion is to be considered;
(c) character
rolls and personal files of the officers listed;
(d) details
about Reservation in case of promotion to the service as per provision of law
in force;
(e) any other
documents and information as may be considered necessary by the Appointing
Authority or by the Board.
(3) The
Appointing Authority shall simultaneously request the Board to recommend within
one month a list of officers, found suitable for promotion in order of
preference, in respect of each of the cadre in which recruitment is to be made
by promotion.
(4) The
selection shall be made on the basis of seniority with due regard to merit; in
case of promotion stated herein before under sub-rule-(2) of rule-11:
Provided that an officer who is under suspension or
against whom Departmental proceeding or criminal proceeding is pending shall
not be selected.
(5) The Board,
after examination of the documents and information furnished by the Appointing
Authority prepare a list of officers against the number of vacancies in order
of preference found suitable for promotion.
(6) The
Appointing Authority on receipt of the lists along with character rolls and
personal files of the officers concerned recommended by the Board shall
consider it for promotion to the next cadre and approve the list unless it
considers any change necessary.
(7) The
inclusion of a candidate's name in a select list shall confer no right to
promotion unless the Appointing Authority is satisfied after such enquiry as
may be considered necessary that the candidate is suitable for promotion.
(8) The list
finally approved shall be published by the Appointing Authority within 15 days
from the date of final approval.
(9) The select
lists shall remain valid for 12 calendar months from the date of approval by
the Board.
(10) The
promotion shall be in accordance with the lists finally approved.
Rule - 14. Selection Board.
The Board, as referred to in rules 11 and 13 shall
consist of the following members, namely :-
(1) Board for
considering promotion to the cadre of Selection Grade-
(i) Chief
Secretary to the Government of Assam - Chairman
(ii) One
Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Assam - Member
(iii) Senior
most Secretary of the Personnel Department - Member
(iv) One senior
most Secretary of any Administrative Department nominated by Chief Secretary-
Member
(v) Senior
most Secretary, Finance Department - Member Secretary
(2) Board for
considering promotion to the cadre of Senior Grade-I, Senior Grade-II and
Junior Grade-1 :-
(i) Chief
Secretary to the Govt, of Assam - Chairman
(ii) Senior
most Secretary of the Personnel Department or his nominee - Member
(iii) One senior
most Secretary of any Administrative Department nominated by Chief Secretary -
Member
(iv) Senior
most Secretary, Finance Department - Member Secretary
Provided that the presence of at least three members
including the Chairman in each meeting of the Board referred to in sub -rule
(1) and (2) shall form the quorum.
Rule - 15. Disqualification for appointment.
(1) No person
shall be qualified for appointment to the service :-
(a) unless he
is a citizen of India and
(b) if has
more than one wife living:
Provided the Governor may, if he is satisfied that there
are special grounds for doing so, exempt any person the option of clause (b)
above.
(2) No person
who attempts to enlist support for his candidature directly or indirectly by
any recommendation, either written or oral or by any other means shall be
appointed to the service.
Rule - 16. Reservation.
In all cases of appointment under these rules, there
shall be reservation in case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes
and Scheduled Tribes as per provision of the Assam Scheduled Caste and Schedule
Tribes (Reservation of Vacancies in services and posts) Act, 1978 as amended
and Rules framed there under. There shall be also reservation for candidates belonging
to other Backward Classes as per Government instructions contained in O.M. No.
TAD/OBC/112004/55 dated 31-05-2005 for direct recruitment only. Reservation in
favour of women as per the Assam Women (Reservation of Vacancies in Service and
Posts) Act, 2005 and Persons with Disabilities (Equal opportunities, Protection
of Right and Full Participation) Act, 1995 shall also be followed in direct
recruitment.
Rule - 17. Appointment.
(1) All
appointment to the service shall be made by the Governor and shall be notified
in the Official Gazette.
(2) The
inclusion of a candidate's name in the list mentioned in clause (d) of sub-rule
(1) of rule 6 shall confer no right to appointment unless the Appointing
Authority is satisfied after such enquiry as prescribed by the Government from
time to time and also as may be considered necessary, that a candidate is
suitable in all respects for appointment to the service.
Rule - 18. Joining time.
A person shall join within 15 days from the date of
receipt of the order of appointment or of promotion, failing which the
appointment shall be canceled unless the Appointing Authority extends the
period, which shall not, in all, exceed three months.
Rule - 19. Training.
A member of the service shall be required to undergo such
Training and pass such examination as Government may prescribe.
Rule - 20. Discharge or reversion.
A temporary or officiating employee shall be liable to be
discharged or reverted to the lower cadre of the service or to his original
service, if,-
(1) he fails
to make sufficient use of the opportunities given during any training as may be
prescribed by the Board from time to time, fails to render satisfactory
services during his tenure of service in the cadre; and
(2) it is
found on a subsequent verification that he was initially not qualified for the
appointment or that he had furnished any incorrect information with regard to
his appointment.
Rule - 21. Seniority.
(1) The
seniority of Selection Grade, Sr. Grade-I, Sr. Grade-H, Junior Grade-) and
Junior Grade-II shall be determined according to the order of merit in the
respective lists prepared and approved under rules 13(6), 13(7) and 13(8)
respectively.
(2) The
seniority of Junior Grade-I cadre shall be determined according to the order of
merit of the list referred to in rule - 6(1)(d) and rule - 12(1), if he joins
his appointment within fifteen days of the receipt of the order of appointment:
Provided that if a member is prevented from joining
within this period by circumstances of a public nature or for reasons beyond
his control, the Governor may extend it for a further period of 15 days. If a
member fails to join within the period so extended his seniority shall be
determined in accordance with the date of joining.
(3) A member
appointed by promotion in a year shall be senior to a member appointed through
Direct Recruitment in the same batch.
Note : The expression "same batch" shall not be
applied in any case where for any reason the promotion list is forwarded by the
Commission more than 90 days after the Competitive examination list for direct
recruitment.
Rule - 22. Confirmation.
Subject to availability of a permanent vacancy in the
respective cadre, a member of the service shall be confirmed according to the
seniority.
Rule - 23. Gradation list.
Gradation list shall be prepared and published every year
containing the name of all members of the service cadre wise in order of
seniority and such other particulars as date of birth, date of appointment
etc., and shall be notified in the Official Gazette.
Rule - 24. Pay.
(1) The
appointments shall be made in the time scale of pay as may be prescribed by the
Governor from time to time according to Schedule I.
(2) The
initial pay of a member shall be fixed at the minimum of the time scale unless
under the Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules or under any other rules
governing the fixation of pay for the time being in force, he is entitled to
have his pay fixed at a higher stage in the time scale.
(3) The first
due increment admissible to a member of the service shall accrue on the expiry
of one year from the date of his joining the service subject to the provision
laid down in the Assam Services (Revision of Pay) Rules, 2017:
Provided that the period of service which does not
qualify for increments in accordance with the provision of Fundamental Rules shall
not count for increment.
(4) During the
period of attachment-cum-training under sub-rule(2) of rule-6, if the candidate
selected for attachment-cum-training is a Government servant, he shall enable
to draw last pay of the service/post to which he belonged prior to his
selection as such or the minimum of Pay Band applicable to initial cadre of
Assam Finance Service whichever is higher.
Rule - 25. Mode of Employment.
(1) Members of
the service shall be employed in such manner as the Appointing Authority may decide.
(2) A member
of the service shall be liable to be posted anywhere within the State of Assam
or any Autonomous District Council, if so required in the interest of public
service.
Rule - 26. Other conditions of service.
(1) Except as
provided in these rules, all matters relating to pay and allowances, leave,
pension, discipline and other conditions of service shall be regulated by the
general rules or orders of the Government for the time being in force.
(2) The
conditions of service of the members, in respect or matters, for which no
provision has been make in these rules, shall be the same, as are, for the time
being, applicable to other officers of the Government, of the corresponding
status and having similar functions.
Rule - 27. Relaxation.
Where the Government is satisfied that the option of any
of these rules, causes, undue hardship in any particular case, it may, dispense
with or relax the requirement of that rule to such an extent and subject to
such conditions as it may consider necessary dealing with the case in a just
and equitable manner :
Provided that the case of any person shall not be dealt
with any manner less favourable to him than provided in these rules.
Rule - 28. Interpretation.
If any question arises relating to the interpretation of
these rules the decision of the Government shall be final.
Rule - 29. Repeal and Savings.
The Assam Finance Service Rules, 1963 are hereby
repealed: Provided that all orders made or action taken under the rules so
repealed or under any general orders ancillary thereto shall be deemed to have
been validly made or taken under the corresponding provisions of these
rules.
(Rule
4 and 24)
Strength of each of the service and the Time Scale of
Pay Categories of Post |
Time scale of Pay |
Posts |
Total posts |
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Pay Band |
Grade Pay |
Number of Posts |
Reserve Posts |
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1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
Selection Grade |
30,000-1,10,000 |
17,500 |
2 |
0 |
2 |
Senior Grade-I |
30,000-1,10,000 |
16,900 |
4 |
0 |
4 |
Senior Grade-II |
30,000-1,10,000 |
15,700 |
60 |
6 |
66 |
Junior Grade-I |
30,000-1,10,000 |
14,500 |
96 |
10 |
106 |
Junior Grade-II |
30,000-1,10,000 |
12,700 |
160 |
16 |
176 |
Total |
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322 |
32 |
354 |
N.B. Analysis of Reserved posts: Category |
Total Posts |
Deputation Reserve |
Leave Reserve |
Training Reserve |
Total |
Selection Grade |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
Senior Grade-I |
4 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
Senior Grade-II |
66 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
6 |
Junior Grade-I |
106 |
5 |
3 |
2 |
10 |
Junior Grade-II |
176 |
8 |
4 |
4 |
16 |
Total |
354 |
15 |
9 |
8 |
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RULES
AND SYLLABUS FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR RECRUITMENT TO JUNIOR
GRADE-II OF THE ASSAM FINANCE SERVICE
[See
Rule 5(1)]
Subject |
Time |
Maximum marks |
Minimum Marks required for passing |
Percentage of pass marks |
[1] |
[2] |
[3] |
[4] |
[5] |
1. Precise and Drafting |
3 hrs |
100 |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
2. General English and General Knowledge |
3 hrs |
100 |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
3. Financial Rules and Accounts |
3 hrs. |
150 |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
4. Language qualifying paper( Assamese/B odo/Bengali |
3 hrs. |
100 |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
5. Viva Voice |
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100 |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
40% or as may be determined by Assam Public Service
Commission |
Syllabus of examination will be as follows :-
(1) |
Precis and Drafting |
The standard will be determined by the |
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(2) |
General English and |
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Assam Public Service Commission. |
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General Knowledge |
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(3) |
Financial Rules and Accounts XII and XIII |
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(i) An introduction of Indian Administration Government Accounts and Audit |
Chapter 6 |
General Structure of Financial in India |
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Chapter 8 |
Working of a Treasury |
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Chapter 1 |
Classification of Receipts and Expenditure in
Government Accounts. |
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(ii) Accounts Code Vol I |
Chapter 2 |
General outlines of the system of Accounts |
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Chapter 3 |
General principles and methods of Accounts (excluding
Arts. 38 of 41) |
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(iii) Accounts Code Vol. II and IV |
Chapter III |
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(iv) Assam Financial Rules |
Chapter II |
Definition |
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Chapter III |
General Principles |
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Chapter V |
Pay allowances General Rules |
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(v) Assam Treasury Rules and S.O. as amended. |
Entire Book |
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(vi) Fundamental Rules |
Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter XI and Revised Leave
Rules, 1934 |
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SYLLABUS
RELATING TO SUBJECTS FOR DEPARTMENTAL (PROMOTION) EXAMINATION FOR RECRUITMENT
TO CLASS-I GRADE-HI OF THE ASSAM FINANCE SERVICE.
(See
Rule 12)
1. Paper I |
(With Books) |
General Accounts, |
Group I |
Accounts Code Vol. 1 and II (Complete). Assam Budget Manual, Audit Code (Section III, IV and V) |
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Group II |
Accounts Code Vol. Ill, Central Public Works Department
Code and Assam Public Works Department Code, Assam Financial Rules (Chapters
XI, XII and XIII). |
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2. Paper II |
(Without Books) |
Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules, Financial Rules
and Treasury Rules. |
Group 1 |
Fundamental Rules and Assam Subsidiary Rules
(Complete), The Civil Service (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, and
Assam Pension Manual (Complete). |
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Group II |
Assam Financial Rules (complete excluding Chapter XI,
XII and XIII), Treasury Rules Subsidiary Orders framed there under. |
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3. Paper III |
(Without book) |
Commercial Book Keeping (Charter's Advance Accounts,
4th Edition, Reprint 1955 or latest) |
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Chapter I |
Book keeping up-to Trail Balance. |
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Chapter II |
Trading and profit and loss Accounts and Balance sheet. |
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Chapter III |
The correction of errors. |
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Chapter IV |
Single Entry and Conversion to Double Entry. |
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Chapter V |
Depreciation, Sinking Funds, etc. |
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Chapter VI |
Bill of exchange, Promissory Notes, Cheques. |
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Chapter IX |
Self Balancing ledger. |
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Chapter X |
Capital and Revenue, Revenue Accounts, Receipt and
Payment Accounts, Income and Expenditure Accounts. |
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Chapter XII |
Partnership Accounts. |
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Chapter XIII |
Dissolution of Partnership. |
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Chapter XVI |
Manufacturing and working Accounts, Stock control. |
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Chapter XVII |
Cost Accounts. |
4. Paper IV |
(Without book) |
Constitution of India and Public Finance. |
Group I |
Constitution of India - |
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Part XII |
Finance, Property, Contract and Suit |
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Part XIII |
Trade, Commerce, and Intercourse within territory of
India. |
[Commentary
on the Constitution of India by Durgadas Basu (2 Vols.) recommended, as the
authoritative reference work]
Group
II
1. |
Public Finance |
Distinction between Public Finance and Private Finance.
Aims of Public Finance, the principles of minimum expenditure, the principles
of maximum advantage and the principle of full employment. |
2. |
Sources of Public Revenue |
Tax Revenue and non- Tax Revenue - Tax Fee, Price and
Special Assessment. |
3. |
Principles of Taxation |
Adam Smith's Cannons of Taxation - Benefit theory, Cost
of service principle and the "Ability to pay" theory
-Interpretation of "Ability on the lines of Sacrifice". The
principles of "Equality of Sacrifice" and the principles of the
"Least Aggregate Sacrifice". |
4. |
Classification of Taxes |
(a) Direct versus Indirect Taxes, (b) Proportional, progressive, regressive and
digressive taxes. (c) Taxes on Income versus Taxes on Capital, (d) Excise and Tariff Duties, Revenue tariff and
protective tariff, (e) Single Tax, Multiple tax, and Plural tax- pros and
cons of each mode of taxation. |
5. |
Taxable capacity |
Factors of determinants. |
6. |
Incidence of Taxation |
Impact, Incidence and Shifting- general principles
governing the incidence of particular taxes, (a) tax on economic rent, (b) tax on land, (c) tax on building (d) tax on monopoly, (e) income-tax, (f) import and export duties, capitalization or
amortization of taxes. |
7. |
Effects of taxation on production |
Effects are the ability to work and save, effect on the
desire to work and save and effects on the distribution of economic resources
between different employments and localities, with particular reference to
Income-tax, Death duty or Estate duty or Inheritance tax, taxation of
unearned increment, and the capital gains tax, General effects of taxation on
distribution of wealth. |
8. |
Public Expenditure |
Classification of Public expenditure |
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(a) Union or Central expenditure, State or Provincial expenditure
and local expenditure (b) Productive versus Unproductive expenditure, (c) Grants versus Purchase precis. (d) Rural expenditure versus Transfer expenditure.
Effect of public 'expenditure on production, distribution and employment of
resources. |
9. |
Public Debts |
Classification of Public debts (a) Dead weight depts. Passive debts and active debts.
(b) Funded and Unfunded debts. (c) Internal debts and external
debts-Occasions for public borrowings- loans versus taxes as method of war
finance- Burden of public debts-Economic effects of public debts. Effect on
money supply, effects on the price level, effects on the rate of interest
effects on the allocation of resources. And on the income sharing- Methods,
of debts repayment, sinking fund, conversion of debts and capital levy. |
10. |
The Budget |
Balancing the budget, balanced budget, surplus budget
and deficit budget - "Deficit financing" pros and cons. |
11. |
Indian Financial System |
Principles of distribution of Sources of revenue
between the Union and the State-economic characteristics of Income tax.
Estate duty, wealth tax, Expenditure tax, Capital gains tax, Sales Tax etc.
for Indian Tax reform. [ Principle of Public Finance by Hugh Dalton is
recommended as standard work on the subject ]. The time allotted for each paper will be 3 (Three)
hours. The maximum marks for each paper will he 150 and the minimum pass mark
will be 80 or as may be determined by Government. |
[See
Rule 6(2)]
BOND
Know all men by these presents, that I, Shri............................................................resident
of........................................................in the District
of...............................at present undergoing a course of training in
the Central Training Institute, Assam, Guwahati, for appointment to the post of
Treasury Officer/Finance and Accounts Officer, in terms of Government Office
Order.................................................................,(hereinafter
called "the obligor), do hereby bind myself to pay to the Governor of
Assam (hereinafter called "the Government" on demand an amount
equivalent to the monies paid to me in terms of paragraph 2 below, or expended
on my account during the tenure of the said training and any other expenses on
account of imparting the training aforesaid together with interest thereon from
the date of demand at Government rates for the time being in force on
Government loans.
2. Whereas the above bounden is granted as pay,
leave salary, allowance, etc., as provided in the Government Office Order
No.........................dated the.............
3. Now the condition of the above written
obligation is that -in the event of the above bounded obligor,
Shri...................................................................................not
conforming to any of the rules and regulations of the training aforesaid to of
continued adverse reports regarding the progress of his studies pertaining to
the training or regarding his conduct or on his passing the departmental
examination on completion of the training in terms of Clause of the aforesaid
Government office order refusing to serve the Governor of Assam, if required to
do so, as Treasury Officer/Finance and Accounts Officer or in any other
equivalent post in any place within the State of Assam for a period of not less
the Five Years, he shall forthwith refund to the Government on demand of
paragraph 2 above, or expended on and any other expenses on account of amount
so to be refunded the decision of interest thereon from the date of demand
amount equivalent to the monies paid to him in terms his account during the
tenure of the said training imparting the training aforesaid (and as to the
Government shall be final) together with the Government rates for the time
being in force on Government loans.
4. And upon the above bounded obligor,
Shri.....................................................making such refund the
above written obligation shall be void and of no effect, otherwise it shall be
and full force and virtue.
Signed, sealed and delivered by the above
bounden......................................
In the presence
of............................................................................................
Signed, sealed and delivered by the above
bounden......................................
In the presence
of...........................................................................................