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After reading this Section, you will be conversant with:
Capital Budget
Revenue Budget
Cash Budget
Expenditure Control
Introduction
Budget is a best tool in the hands of management to overview:
Funds Management
Projects undertaken in the business, its expenditure and its further requirement
Budget in BSNL
The budget in BSNL is compiled under three categories:
Revenue Budget
Capital Budget
Cash Budget
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The following tabulation will indicate the composition of different Budgets in BSNL.
BUDGET
Revenue
(Operating Expenditure)
Capital
(Capital Expenditure)
Requirement of Monthly
Cash
funds
Flow Statement
For Operation
Collection
Account for
Accounts
every 15 days
Salary
Land
Medical Expenses
Building
Wages
Overtime Allowance
Electrical Installations
LTC
Pension/Leave Salary
Cables
Subscriber Installation
Contribution
Cash
Maintenance
Expenditure
Business Promotion
and Marketing
Budget Heads
Old head of accounts:
Capital Works :
Operating Expenses:
Fixed Assets
Works in Progress
Remuneration
Depreciation
Schedule 195
Interest
Schedule 211
Schedule 219
Fixed Assets
Works in Progress
Operating Expenses:
Schedule 501
Schedule 502
Schedule 505
Schedule 504
Remuneration
Office & Administration
Depreciation
Interest
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The capital works programme containing proposals for budgeting of the capital
works to be submitted to Corporate Office, during February in the forms 'A','B' and
'C'.
Capital Works Programme (February)
A
Existing Proposals of
Projects costing Rs.5 Cr and
above but less than Rs 20 Cr
(Within the powers of Heads
of Circle)
B
New proposals of projects
costing Rs 5 Cr and above
but less than Rs 20 Cr
(Within the powers of
Heads of Circle)
C
Existing /New Proposals of
Capital Works in progress
costing more than Rs.20 Cr
(Beyond the powers of Heads
of Circle)
The capital works programme should be thoroughly scrutinized before submission to the
corporate Office by the planning branch and the IFA of the circle office.
Capital Budget
Capital Expenditure in BSNL primarily relates to Acquisition of Land, Constructing Telephone
Exchanges, Procurement of equipments, Line and Wires, Laying of cable etc.
Formulation of RE/BE
Points to be kept in view while formulating Budget-Estimates are:
The necessity for individual projects, newly proposed as well as works in-progress
should be fully examined from the point of view of the relevance of the project to the
expansion or improvement of the network, the essentiality of the specific project and
its profitability.
The works-in-progress may turn out to be not relevant and therefore not justifying
further expenditure for the following reasons.
(i)
(ii) Recent developments like policy decisions regarding changing technology, such
as digitalization, change in Product-mix from factories, like phasing out of
electro-mechanical system etc.
Decision should be taken in such cases regarding abandoning of the project, taking
care to find ways and means of salvaging the investment already made.
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In case of projects which have been included in the Demand-for-grants after the above
scrutiny, the listing may be done on the basis of priority, so that the directorate could
decide about any possible deletion in the context of inadequacy of allotment of funds.
In the case of works costing less than Rs.5 Cr each, where a lump sum allotment is
asked for, a similar exercise, as mentioned above should be under taken so that only
essential and remunerative projects are included in the programme.
The above mentioned exercises should be conducted by both the planning and budget
branches jointly.
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Profitability of capital works projects to assess expenditure on nonremunerative projects for the purpose of "USO" (Universal Social
Obligation) Funding.
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This distinction made in the budget determines the method by which allotments are
placed at the disposal of the various authorities for execution of works.
Funds for major works, costing Rs.5 crores & above are allotted by the Corporate
Office to Heads of Circles according to the components of each project.
In respect of all other works, allotments are made account head-wise in lump.
b)
c)
That no appropriation of funds is made which has the effect of exceeding the
sanctioned cost of the project beyond 10%
Expenditure Control
The Corporate office is ultimately responsible for controlling the whole expenditure
against the sanctioned grant and in turn Heads of Circles are required to cooperate in the
exercise of this control. Control in relation to budget allotments:
EXPENDITURE CONTROL
Review monthly
statement of
expenditure
(i)
Review of
Register of
allotments and
expenditure
Review of Works
Register
Review of Estimates,
FST (Final Stock
Taking) Reports,
periodical review
statements
That expenditure should not be incurred under any head in excess of the funds
allotted.
(ii) That if any time it becomes apparent that there is likely to be a surplus under any
head, then the amount of the probable excess must be promptly surrendered.
These two objects can be attained only by the adoption of a systematic watch over
expenditure and by a monthly comparison with grants. For the purpose of control every
administrative officer should insist on the submission by each of his subordinate officers
amongst whom he subdivides his allotment of a regular monthly basis. The same can be
watched through the registers and various statements prescribed.
Non budgeted Works (Project costing 5 Crores & above)
Works not provided for in the sanctioned budget are termed as Non-Budgeted works.
No expenditure can be incurred on Non Budgeted works with out the prior approval of the
competent authority. In case of urgency, it can be had with the approval of the competent
authority.
Demands for funds for execution of projects beyond sanctioned cost
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In some cases funds are demanded in BE/RE/FG (Budget Estimate/ Revised Estimate/
Final Grant) for individual projects beyond the sanctioned cost, stating that the revised project
estimates are under preparation. Orders of the BSNL are clear that funds cannot be allotted
beyond the sanctioned cost. Since the projects should not be starved of funds during advanced
stages of execution, it has been decided that as soon as the expenditure on a project reaches the
level of 75% of the sanctioned cost, a review should be under taken to examine if the project
can be completed within the sanctioned cost. If it is anticipated that the cost is likely to go
beyond 10% of the sanctioned estimate, immediate action should be taken to prepare a revised
project estimate and have it sanctioned well in advance.
Revenue Budget
The Revenue receipts and Working Expenses are forecasted and worked out and
RE/BE statements are compiled in Annexure-A, B and C.
Annexure-A (Working Expenses):
The Estimation is projected in Part-A and Part-B distinctly for Employment
(Remuneration) and expenditure on Office and Administration respectively. The actual
expenditure for last three years is taken for comparison. The actual for the first five months of
current financial year and estimation for remaining seven months are worked out. The
estimation for BE is also worked out and projected. While furnishing requirements of funds
care is taken to provide pension and leave salary contribution of employees. Instructions are
issued by BSNL HQ from time to time for compiling the RE/BE statements keeping in view of
economy measures and control of expenditure.
Annexure-B (Revenue Receipts)
The Estimation of revenue is worked out on the basis of number of telephone lines,
WLL lines and CMTS by applying average revenue for such lines. A target of additional lines
for the current year and also the expansion programme for ensuing year are taken into account
for estimation of revenue receipts.
Annexure-C (Establishment Expenditure)
The Establishment expenditure on salary is estimated in relation to the actual /
estimated number of posts. Proposals for creation of new posts are also taken into account for
estimation of salary expenditure.
New Items of Expenditure
No provision for new items of expenditure may be included in the budget without the
prior approval of competent authority. All proposals for new expenditure will be submitted for
the approval of the competent authority. All proposals for new services, expansions to existing
services expenditure and proposals for additional expenditure likely to involve excess over
grants necessitating an application for a supplementary grant should be placed in the statement.
No expenditure should be incurred without the approval of the competent authority.
It is most important that proposal involving new expenditure that it is desired to
introduce during any particular year, should be submitted in ample time before the prescribed
date to admit of their being fully considered and approved and taken into account for purposes
of the preliminary schedule of demands relating to that year. In preparing this statement of new
items of expenditure should be made in respect of increase which is of a permanent nature and
those which are seasonal or temporary.
These
should
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Cash Budget
The Cash requirement of each SSA and Circle HQ are forecasted once in 15 days
against Capital and Working Expenditure with reference to proportionate Budget Allotment.
Funds are released by Corporate Office after scrutiny of requirement through banking channel.
This arrangement gives effective control on spending units for regulating the
expenditure within budget allotment.
Monthly cash flow statement of Collection Accounts is prepared & sent by SSA to
Circle Office. Circle Cash flow statement of Collection Accounts is prepared by Circle & sent
to Corporate Office. It will ensure smooth flow of funds from SSA/PAU/Circle to Corporate
Office.
Zero- Based Budget:
In zero-based budgeting, every line item of the budget must be approved, rather
than only changes.[1] Zero-based budgeting requires that the budget request be reevaluated thoroughly, starting from the zero-base; this involves preparation of a fresh
budget every year without reference to the past. This process is independent of whether
the total budget or specific line items are increasing or decreasing.
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corporate office to monitor the progress of ongoing and New projects costing more than Rs.20
crores.
(c ) Budgetary control:BBF Division will furnish details of expenditure (as obtained from Corporate Accounts
Branch) to the concerned Circles and respective Planning branches of Corporate office, on
quarterly basis for monitoring physical targets viz-a-viz capital expenditure recommended by
planning branches. This pro-active measure will ensure quarterly review of reasons for
budgetary variance and a periodical and centralized budgetary control. The circles need not
send variation statements at the close of the financial year to corporate office. The variation
statements will have to be reviewed by the respective circle.
Procedure for obtaining statements of physical achievements/progress/review will continue to
be dealt in Planning Branches as hitherto followed.
2. Revenue Budget:(a)New Items of Expenditure proposals from circles for fixing ceiling on New posts and
expenditure therefore is dispensed with immediate effect.
(b)Expenditure statement of Loans & Advances:-Obtaining of expenditure statements of Loans
& Advances, including HBA, is dispensed with immediate effect.
The existing procedure and related works on budget processing under capital outlay/working
expenses stand modified to the extent noted above with immediate effect
Copy to:1.PGMs(F)/GMs(F)/DGMs(F&A)/IFA of circles for information & follow up action. They are
requested to forward a consolidated statement showing account code-wise distribution of funds
made at circle level to BBF Division of Corporate Office after receipt of RE BE.
2. PGMs/GMs of Planning Branches of BSNL corporate office for information. They are
requested to furnish circle-wise details financial assessment/recommendation under various
parameters along with physical target assigned for achievement to BBF division for allotment
of funds to circles in lump sum for all works under various services and components under REBE
Proforma for capital works programme for the projects costing Rs.20 crore and above
(in thousand of rupee)
Sl. No.
BSNL
No.
Full
Acparticulars code
of
the
project
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And so
on
Signature of IFA
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(BSNL HQ No.9-1/2008-CB
dt. 4-12-2008)
dt. 20-7-2009)
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To
ALL PGM (F) /Sr.GM (F) I GM (F)/IFAs
BSNL circles
No. 16-4/2014-CB
Dated:
07 -04-2015.
also should review the budget provisions with cash funds from time to
time and should send requisition in prescribed performa with cogent
reasons if additional budget provision is required against any items.
2. If in any spell, there is any special requirement in excess to prorata budget
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To
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6
7
XP
XP
XP
3 Pension Contribution
4 Leave Salary Contribution
5 Leave Salary Encashment
XP
9
10
11
XP
XP
XP
7 Staff Welfare
8 Gratuity
11 &15 Medical Expenses
14 Leave Salary Encashment while availing LTC
12
13
XP
2 Incentive/Bonus
14
XQ
XQ
1 Rent of Buildings
2 Rates & Taxes
15
16
XQ
XQ
17
18
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XQ
XQ
XQ
20
21
XQ
XQ
XQ
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
XQ
XQ
XQ
XQ
XQ
5,6,7,8,12
&13 Repairs & Maintenance
14 Expenditure on Services taken from Professional
16 Printing & Stationery
17 Lease Charges
18 Commission
20 Advertisement (other than marketing)
22 Travel expenses
23 Postal Expenses
24 Police Escort Charges/ Security Guards
25 Vehicle running expenses
27 General Expenses
31 Computer Stationery & Hire Charges
29
30
XQ
XQ
XQ
31
32
XQ
XQ
33
XQ
34
35
XQ
XQ
36
37
XQ
XQ
52 Spectrum Charges
54 L.Fee,Royality & Spectrum Charges other than AGR
38
XR
39
40
41
42
6 Interest others
7 Interest on secured loan from bank
Stores for Factories
Non-Budgeted GPF Advance/Withdrawal
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44
45
46
47
48
49
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Pn yj mevcts
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Note:-1. Details of Time bound payment, if any, with due date:2. Certified that above requirement of funds is within the Budgetary allotment for the year 2015 -2016
3. Certified that the Fund received from
to
has been fully utilized for the
purpose stated in the requisition.
Ends No.
Dated:
Signature of IFA
Full Name of IFA:-
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