Please apply for our English to Bengali proofreading work: Job 00068083
Source language(s): English Target language(s): Bengali
Details of the project: This is a proofreading task of 20 000 words.
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Special requirements to the applicants: Per word price 0.30 to 0.35 Indian rupees.
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Components of Fiscal Policy
The fiscal policy comprises the following three aspects:
1. Government receipts, i.e. money received by the Government
2. Government expenditure, i.e. money spent by the Government
3. Public debt
In the process of using fiscal policy, a country may either run into surplus or deficit or balanced budget.
All the receipts and expenditure of the Government is credited to (goes into) and debited from (taken out from) the Consolidated Fund of India, Contingency Fund of India and Public Account of India.
Consolidated Fund of India (CFI) – CFI is a Government of India’s account which is similar to a normal bank account. All the revenues, borrowings, receipts against loans and advances, etc. of the Government are credited to CFI. All Government expenditures are paid (debited) from this account except few exceptional items which are dealt by the Contingency Fund of India or the Public Account of India. Money can be withdrawn from CFI only after approval of the Parliament. CFI has been formed under Article 266(1) of the Indian Constitution.
Contingency Fund of India – Created under Article 267 of the Constitution, its purpose is to meet any urgent or unforeseen emergency expenditure of the Government. Contingency Fund of India is at the disposal of the President of India, who acts in this regard on the advice of the Prime Minister and his/her cabinet. Withdrawal of any amount from this fund requires post facto approval of the Parliament (unlike CFI). Any amount withdrawn from Contingency Fund of India is returned to the fund from the CFI. It is held by the Finance Secretary (Department. of Economic Affairs) on behalf of the President of India.
Public Account of India (PAI) – The Provident Funds of the employees and small savings flow into PAI. The said fund does not belong to the Government as it has to be returned to the rightful owners in future. Any withdrawal from this account does not require Parliament’s approval. PAI is formed under Article 266(2) of the Indian Constitution.
We want to pay for this job: 0.30 to 0.35 Indian rupees per word
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Deadline for applying: 06/29/2023
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Contact person:Satyaprakash Singh Company name:Acadestudio Country: India
Website:acadestudio.com IP: 103.142.161.98 (N/A) Posted on: Wednesday, 28 Jun 2023, 11:15:22
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