Book Adjustment for PLI Premium collection through Salary Deduction from other Departments/Ministries: FinMin
Book Adjustment for PLI Premium collection through Salary Deduction from other Departments/Ministries: FinMin Order dated 21.06.2023
No. 1(8)/2022/TA/ Comp. No. 10850/258
Ministry of Finance
Department of Expenditure
Office of the Controller General of Accounts
Mahalekha Niyantrak Bhawan,
GPO Complex , INA, New Delhi
Dated 21 June, 2023
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Book Adjustment for PLI Premium collection through Salary Deduction from other Departments/Ministries.
Reference is invited to Letter no. 63-01/2022.1.1 dated 19 May 2022 regarding discontinuance of book ‘adjustment for PLI premium collection through salary deduction from other Ministries/Departments. The matter was under consultation with Directorate of PLI and it is confirmed that procedure of adjustment of PLI premia through book Adjustment shall continue as per Para 8.2.1 of Civil Accounts Manual.
All PAOs/DDOs may be instructed to send monthly PLI schedules to mapped Central Processing Centre (CPC)/ nearest Head Post Offices for updation of policies with a copy to Director, PLI Kolkata, Koilaghat Street, Kolkata-700001 for acknowledgement and confirmation of booked amount.
(Parul Gupta)
Dy. Controller General of Accounts
Source: CGA

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