What is the Role of DDO

CHEQUE DRAWING DDO MEANS A DRAWING AND DISBURSING OFFICER FUNCTIONING UNDER A MINISTRY OR DEPARTMENT WHO IS AUTHORISED TO DRAW MONEY FOR A SPECIFIED TYPE OF PAYMENT AGAINST AN ASSIGNMENT ACCOUNT OR LETTER OF CREDIT ACCOUNT OPENED IN HIS FAVOUR IN A SPECIFIED BRANCH OF AN ACCREDITED BANK.

In order to allow the DDO to access necessary information, CRA has enabled DDO access to the CRA system. The DDOs can log in to the CRA system using the User ID & I-PIN (password). The User ID is the 10-digit DDO Registration Number issued by CRA after a successful registration.

How do I get a DDO registration number?

DDO shall submit the duly filled application for registration i.e. Annexure N3 to its PAO/CDDO/ DTO. PAO/CDDO/ DTO shall verify and forward the application form to CRA along with a covering letter i.e.Annexure N4. If the application form is in order, CRA shall register the DDO and allot a unique DDO registration number.

What is DDO in GST?

DDO. Every person is responsible for making payments to nature. covered by TDS provisions of the Income Tax Act shall be responsible to deduct tax. DDO (Drawing & Disbursing Officer), In case of Govt.

What is a DDO order?

A metric used to calculate the average time a company takes to collect revenue after the sale has been made.

Finalization of Pension Papers Head of Office/DDO should ensure that the pension cases are
finalized expeditiously and there should be no delay in the settlement of pension and other retirement benefits. Action for the preparation of pension papers should be initiated two years before the retirement of Govt. Servant and verification of qualifying service including completion of Service book completed 8 months in advance of the date of retirement.
Pension cases should be processed on BHAVISHYA Portal as per prescribed time horizons.

The service book of every Govt. servant holding a substantive or temporary post likely to continue for more than a year needs to be maintained by the Head of Office.
Every step in a Government servant’s official life should be entered in the Service book and attested by the Head of Office or the officer authorized by him to do so.
The head of the office should show the service book to each Govt servant under his administrative control every year and obtain his signature therein in token of his having inspected the service book.
A certificate to this effect that he has done so in respect of the preceding financial year should be submitted by him to his next superior by the end of every September (SR 202)
A certified copy of the service book may be supplied on payment of a copying fee Rs. 5/- to a Government servant who asks for it on quitting government service, by retirement, discharge or resignation.