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COSA

COSA (Computerization of Salary Account), which assures accuracy and timeliness in the generation of Pay Bills, Schedules is now Obsolete.

Mandatory Generation of Salary Bills through COSA Software

Head of Offices/ DDOs are informed that the generation of salary bills through COSA is now mandatory. Henceforth salary bills from July 2012 and onwards should be submitted to the Treasuries/ Pay & Accounts Offices only in COSA generated printed bills.

Implementation of COSA Extended upto 31.10.2012

The Treasuries/ Pay and Offices are instructed not to accept the regular monthly salary bill from the DDOs on and from 01.11.2012 if the bill is not prepared by COSA.

Common Problems implementing COSA

Necessary instructions may kindly be given to all DDOs to complete the preparatory work of COSA within stipulated time and COSA is implemented from 01.07.2012.

Procurement of Computer for COSA

Mandatory generation of salary bills using COSA and procurement of Computer for COSA in anticipation of Allotment for purchase one unit of Computer and peripherals.

Implementation of COSA in DDO Offices

Implementation of COSA application package in DDO offices under your Department for submission of softcopy of monthly salary bills to treasuries.

Computerized Salary Management System (CSMS)

CSMS is a complete solution for preparing Salary Bill accurately with less effort and time. Related schedules and other reports will also be generated automatically.

Implementation of COSA mandatory for DDOs

For timely preparation of accurate salary bills and also with a view to building up a comprehensive employees’ database, implementation of COSA is mandated.

Payment of Salary in Cash (ePS Scheme)

Allow payment of salary in cash of State Govt. employees who fail to furnish bank particulars to respective DDO up to month of November, 2011 until ePS Scheme.

e-Payment of Salary (ePS) Scheme, 2009

Payment of salary to employees may be made through e-payment of salary scheme, 2009 i.e. ePS Scheme to ensure transparency and to avoid delay.

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