Wednesday 25 May 2016

CPS amont of Spl VVs will be transfered to their GPF accounts RC.1737 Dt 17-11-2014

Attention of all Deputy Directors of District Treasuries in the state is invited to the reference cited (Copy annexed herewith for ready reference). The Government have ordered that the amounts deducted towards employee contributions under the NPS in respect of those employees, who came into the fold of Andhra Pradesh Revised Pension Rules, 1980, but CPS deductions were made, shall be transferred to their General Provident Fund Account by way of adjustment from Head of Account 8342 – Other Deposits 117 – Defined Contributory Pension Scheme for Government Employees (04) – Andhra Pradesh Government Employees Contribution Scheme 001 – Employees Contribution to the Head of Account 8009 – State Provident Funds 01 – Civil 101 – General Provident Funds (01) – General Provident Funds (Regular) and in respect of those employees, who are dead or retired from service, the deductions shall be refunded in cash. These orders are also made applicable in all individual cases where an in-service Government Employee covered under the earlier pension rules, i.e., Andhra Pradesh Revised Pension Rules, 1980 joins another department on or after 01/09/2004, where his previous service is counted as per Andhra Pradesh Revised Pension Rules, 1980, but CPS deductions were made erroneously making the NPS applicable though they are not covered by it.

On a review of the progress of bills adjustment process, certain operational problems are brought to the notice of this office. In view of the above, the following instructions are issued to follow them scrupulously
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