{"type":"survey","doc_desc":{"title":"IND_2006_NSS63-SCH2.345_v01_M","idno":"DDI_IND_2006_NSS63-SCH2.345_v01_M_WBDG","prod_date":"2012-01-06"},"study_desc":{"title_statement":{"idno":"IND_2006_NSS63-SCH2.345_v01_M","title":"National Sample Survey, 2006-2007 (63rd round) - Schedule 2.345 - Service Sector Enterprises","alt_title":"NSS63 2006-07 (SCH 2.345)"},"authoring_entity":[{"name":"National Sample Survey Organization (NSSO)","affiliation":""}],"production_statement":{"prod_date":"2012-01-06"},"distribution_statement":{"depositor":[{"name":"","abbreviation":"","affiliation":""}]},"series_statement":{"series_name":"Enterprise Survey [en\/oth]","series_info":"The National Sample Survey (NSS), set up by the Government of India in 1950 to collect socio-economic data employing scientific sampling methods start its sixty-third round from 1st July 2006. \n\nThe sixty-third round of NSS is earmarked for collection of data on economic and operational characteristics of enterprises in service sector (excluding trade) and also on household consumer expenditure.  The field operations of the survey commenced on 1st July 2006 and continued up to 30th June 2007. \n\n Last survey of service sector enterprises was conducted in the 57th round of NSS during July 2001 to June 2002.\n \nDuring this round, the following schedules of enquiry were canvassed:\n- Schedule 0.0\t:  list of households and non-agricultural enterprises\t\n- Schedule 2.345\t:  service sector enterprises (excluding trade)\t\n- Schedule 1.0\t:  consumer expenditure\t\n \nThe present survey is basically a repetition of the 57th round survey in terms of concepts and definitions. However, financial sector has been included in the coverage of this round."},"study_info":{"coll_dates":[{"start":"2006-07-01","end":"2007-06-30","cycle":""}],"nation":[{"name":"India","abbreviation":"IND"}],"geog_coverage":"The survey will cover the whole of the Indian Union except (i) Leh (Ladakh) and Kargil districts of Jammu & Kashmir (central sample), (ii) interior villages of Nagaland situated beyond five kilometres of the bus route and (iii) villages in Andaman and Nicobar Islands which remain inaccessible throughout the year.","analysis_unit":"Enterprise","data_kind":"Sample survey data [ssd]","notes":"The 63rd round (July 2006 - June 2007) of NSS is earmarked for survey on service sector enterprises (excluding Trade). All service sector enterprises, which are not covered under the Annual Survey of Industries (ASI), will be under coverage of the survey. Government and public sector undertakings are not under survey coverage. Usual annual surveys on consumer expenditure is also being carried out during this round.\n\nThe descriptions of the service enterprises under the coverage of the survey are given below. \n\nHOTELS AND RESTAURANTS\t\nA hotel is an enterprise that provides lodging services with or without arrangements for meals, other prepared food and refreshments. Dharamshala type lodging places, private guest\/rest houses, tourist lodges etc. which provide short-stay accommodation are to be covered under hotels provided they are run by private individuals\/organszations.  However similar facilities if provided by Govt.\/PSU\/Local body\/Statutory bodies (e.g. ISI, IIT, Universities etc.) are excluded from the purview of the coverage of this survey. A restaurant generally provides eating and drinking services where prepared meals, food and refreshments and other snacks are sold for immediate consumption without any provision for lodging.   Such enterprises are variously known as restaurants, cafes, cafeteria, snack bars, lunch counters, refreshment stands, milk bar canteens, etc.  Bars and other drinking places will also be treated as restaurants. Canteens located in offices, factories, etc. will be treated as restaurants if they are operated by private contractors. But departmental canteens run by government will be excluded.\t\nOTHER LAND TRANSPORT\t\nAll types of passenger transport by land (excluding railway) and freight\/ goods transport by road will be covered.\t\n\nWATER TRANSPORT\t\nAll kinds of water transport will be covered.\t\n\nSUPPORTING AND AUXILLIARY TRANSPORT ACTIVITIES;  ACTIVITIES OF TRAVEL AGENCIES\t\nActivity of cargo handling, storage and warehousing, supporting services to land transport like operation of railway stations, bus stations, highway bridges, toll roads, vehicular tunnels; parking lots and left luggage facilities at the railway stations, bus stations, traffic control activities, supporting services to water transport such as operation and maintenance of piers, docks, pilotage, loading and unloading of vessels, supporting services to water transport such as operation and maintenance of piers, docks, pilotage, and loading and unloading of vessels, activity of  travel agency and tour operators, activities of other transport agency, supporting services incidental to transport such as packing, freighting, travel agency etc. will be covered.\t\n\nPOST AND TELECOMMUNI-CATIONS\t\nAll enterprises providing communication services, not owned by government, Public Sector undertakings and local bodies will be covered.  This will include courier services, ISD\/STD\/ PCO booths, voice mail services through computer networking, video\/fax services, phone plus services, voiced and non-voiced leased circuits, telex\/FAX\/data services through computer network, radio paging, e-mail, video conferencing, internet, audio services and activity of cable operators etc.\t\n\nOTHER FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION. [This group includes financial intermediation other than that conducted by monetary institutions.]\t\nMonetary intermediation for example banking etc. is excluded from coverage. Activities of hire - purchase financing, housing finance companies, commercial loan companies, other credit activities including pawn shops, other financial intermediation, Mutual Funds, Chit fund\/Kuri companies, Investment Companies, Money lending from own source will be considered as an enterprise with separate NIC code (65925). Self-help groups and co-operative credit societies will also be given separate NIC codes 65994 and 65995 respectively.\t\n\nINSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING, EXCEPT COMPULSORY SOCIAL SECURITY\t\nLife insurance [this class includes life insurance (including reinsurance) and other long-term insurance, with or without a substantial saving element, including the collection and investment of funds], pension funding [this class includes the provision of retirement incomes, including activities involving the collection and investment of funds (Funding and administration of compulsory social security programmes are classified in class 7530)], and non-life insurance will be covered.\t\n\nACTIVITIES AUXILIARY TO FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION\t\nAdministration of financial markets, security dealing activities, activities auxiliary to financial intermediation, activities of financial advisers, mortgage advisers and brokers, foreign exchange services, activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding, activities of insurance agents, average and loss adjusters, actuaries and salvage administrators etc will be covered. \n\t\nREAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES\t\nIt include activities like:  (i) purchase, sale, letting and operating of real estate i.e. residential\/non-residential buildings, (ii) developing and sub-dividing real estate into lots, (iii) lessors of real property and (iv) real estate agents, brokers and managers engaged in renting, buying and selling, managing and appraising real estate on a contract or fee basis. Renting of marriage halls, etc. will be considered as an enterprise. Operating of real estate of self owned residential buildings (NIC code 70103) will not be included.\t\n\nRENTING OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT WITHOUT OPERATOR AND OF PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS\t\nRenting of transport equipment, other machinery and equipment [like agricultural machinery and equipment, construction and civil engineering machinery and equipment, office machinery and equipment (including computers)], personal and household goods (like tents, electrical appliances, furniture, video cassettes, CDs, audio cassettes and records etc., books, journals and magazines, musical instruments, bicycle, footwear etc.) will be covered.\t\n\nCOMPUTER AND RELATED ACTIVITIES\t\nHardware consultancy, software publishing; software consultancy, supply and maintenance; data processing, maintenance and repair of office, accounting and computing machinery, other computer related activities [for example maintenance of websites of other firms\/ creation of multimedia presentations for other firms etc.] will be covered.\n\t\nRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT\t\nResearch and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering, social sciences and humanities will be covered\n\t\nOTHER BUSINESS ACTIVITIES\t\nLegal, accounting, book-keeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy; market research and public opinion polling; business and management consultancy, architectural, engineering and other technical activities, advertising, labour recruitment and provision of personnel, investigation and security activities, building-cleaning and industrial cleaning activities, photographic activities, packaging activities, photostat, blue-printing, xeroxing, copying of documents, ammonia printing, fashion design related to textiles, wearing apparel, shoes, jewelry, furniture, Interior decoration, secretarial activities such as telephone answering, stenographic, duplicating & mailing etc. will be covered\t\n\nEDUCATION\t\nAll Govt. or Govt.- aided educational institutions will be outside the survey coverage. Educational institutions where salaries of the teachers\/ staffs are funded fully by the Government will be considered as Govt. aided educational institution. All private educational institutions will be covered whether or not recognised. This will include management training institutes, computer training centres, nursing schools, schools of music, drama, dance, fine arts, modelling, fashion designing, yoga and physical education and general coaching centres (e.g. for various competitive examinations) etc. are to be covered. This will also include adult education centers.\n\t\nHEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK\t\nAll enterprises engaged in health and medical services other than those owned by government, public sector undertakings, local bodies  will be covered, irrespective of the system of medicine.  Hospital activities including those of general and specialized hospitals, sanatoria, asylums, rehabilitation centres, dental centres, nursing homes and other health institutions having accommodation facilities, nurses, physiotherapist etc., independent diagnostic\/pathological laboratories, independent blood banks, ambulance services etc. will be covered.  All private dispensaries, clinics and consultation chambers run by doctors will be covered. An employed doctor and para-medical person (such as midwife, dai etc.) doing private practice will be covered and his\/her private practice alone will be considered as an enterprise. The survey will also cover activities of veterinary activities including bird hospitals under NIC code 852. Social work with accommodation such as activities of orphanages, children boarding homes and hostels, residential nurseries, homes for aged, physically or mentally handicapped persons will be covered under NIC code 8531. Social work without accommodation involving variety of social counseling, welfare, refugee, referral and similar services to individuals and families in their homes or elsewhere (e.g. day care centres for children, handicapped etc.) will be covered under NIC code 8532\n\t\nSEWAGE AND REFUSE DISPOSAL, SANITATION AND SIMILAR ACTIVITIES\t\nGarbage collection, transportation and disposal, removal of human wastes and their treatment and disposal, including maintenance of sewers and drains, outdoor sweeping and watering of streets etc. will be covered.\t\n\nACTIVITIES OF RELIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS\t\nIndividuals who provide services directly to worshippers will only be covered.\t\n\nACTIVITIES OF OTHER MEMBERSHIP ORGANISATIONS N.E.C.\t\nIncludes rotary clubs, student associations, war veterans' associations, book clubs, philatelic clubs, associations of minority groups, and the activities of other similar associations \/ organisations.\t\n\nRECREATIONAL, CULTURAL AND SPORTING ACTIVITIES\t\nMotion picture, radio, television and other entertainment activities; news agency activities; library, archives, museums and other cultural activities; sporting and other recreational activities will be covered.\t\n\nOTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES\t\nPersons providing services to the households, for example cooks, tutors, etc., by visiting the houses of the employer (service consuming households) will not be considered as self-employed. However, if some persons provide legal, accounting or similar services to different enterprises on a fee basis, they will be treated as running own account enterprise.","study_scope":"The 63rd round (July 2006 - June 2007) of NSS is earmarked for survey on service sector enterprises (excluding Trade). All service sector enterprises, which are not covered under the Annual Survey of Industries (ASI), will be under coverage of the survey. Government and public sector undertakings are not under survey coverage. Usual annual surveys on consumer expenditure is also being carried out during this round.\n\nThe descriptions of the service enterprises under the coverage of the survey are given below. \n\nHOTELS AND RESTAURANTS\t\nA hotel is an enterprise that provides lodging services with or without arrangements for meals, other prepared food and refreshments. Dharamshala type lodging places, private guest\/rest houses, tourist lodges etc. which provide short-stay accommodation are to be covered under hotels provided they are run by private individuals\/organszations.  However similar facilities if provided by Govt.\/PSU\/Local body\/Statutory bodies (e.g. ISI, IIT, Universities etc.) are excluded from the purview of the coverage of this survey. A restaurant generally provides eating and drinking services where prepared meals, food and refreshments and other snacks are sold for immediate consumption without any provision for lodging.   Such enterprises are variously known as restaurants, cafes, cafeteria, snack bars, lunch counters, refreshment stands, milk bar canteens, etc.  Bars and other drinking places will also be treated as restaurants. Canteens located in offices, factories, etc. will be treated as restaurants if they are operated by private contractors. But departmental canteens run by government will be excluded.\t\nOTHER LAND TRANSPORT\t\nAll types of passenger transport by land (excluding railway) and freight\/ goods transport by road will be covered.\t\n\nWATER TRANSPORT\t\nAll kinds of water transport will be covered.\t\n\nSUPPORTING AND AUXILLIARY TRANSPORT ACTIVITIES;  ACTIVITIES OF TRAVEL AGENCIES\t\nActivity of cargo handling, storage and warehousing, supporting services to land transport like operation of railway stations, bus stations, highway bridges, toll roads, vehicular tunnels; parking lots and left luggage facilities at the railway stations, bus stations, traffic control activities, supporting services to water transport such as operation and maintenance of piers, docks, pilotage, loading and unloading of vessels, supporting services to water transport such as operation and maintenance of piers, docks, pilotage, and loading and unloading of vessels, activity of  travel agency and tour operators, activities of other transport agency, supporting services incidental to transport such as packing, freighting, travel agency etc. will be covered.\t\n\nPOST AND TELECOMMUNI-CATIONS\t\nAll enterprises providing communication services, not owned by government, Public Sector undertakings and local bodies will be covered.  This will include courier services, ISD\/STD\/ PCO booths, voice mail services through computer networking, video\/fax services, phone plus services, voiced and non-voiced leased circuits, telex\/FAX\/data services through computer network, radio paging, e-mail, video conferencing, internet, audio services and activity of cable operators etc.\t\n\nOTHER FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION. [This group includes financial intermediation other than that conducted by monetary institutions.]\t\nMonetary intermediation for example banking etc. is excluded from coverage. Activities of hire - purchase financing, housing finance companies, commercial loan companies, other credit activities including pawn shops, other financial intermediation, Mutual Funds, Chit fund\/Kuri companies, Investment Companies, Money lending from own source will be considered as an enterprise with separate NIC code (65925). Self-help groups and co-operative credit societies will also be given separate NIC codes 65994 and 65995 respectively.\t\n\nINSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING, EXCEPT COMPULSORY SOCIAL SECURITY\t\nLife insurance [this class includes life insurance (including reinsurance) and other long-term insurance, with or without a substantial saving element, including the collection and investment of funds], pension funding [this class includes the provision of retirement incomes, including activities involving the collection and investment of funds (Funding and administration of compulsory social security programmes are classified in class 7530)], and non-life insurance will be covered.\t\n\nACTIVITIES AUXILIARY TO FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION\t\nAdministration of financial markets, security dealing activities, activities auxiliary to financial intermediation, activities of financial advisers, mortgage advisers and brokers, foreign exchange services, activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding, activities of insurance agents, average and loss adjusters, actuaries and salvage administrators etc will be covered. \n\t\nREAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES\t\nIt include activities like:  (i) purchase, sale, letting and operating of real estate i.e. residential\/non-residential buildings, (ii) developing and sub-dividing real estate into lots, (iii) lessors of real property and (iv) real estate agents, brokers and managers engaged in renting, buying and selling, managing and appraising real estate on a contract or fee basis. Renting of marriage halls, etc. will be considered as an enterprise. Operating of real estate of self owned residential buildings (NIC code 70103) will not be included.\t\n\nRENTING OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT WITHOUT OPERATOR AND OF PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS\t\nRenting of transport equipment, other machinery and equipment [like agricultural machinery and equipment, construction and civil engineering machinery and equipment, office machinery and equipment (including computers)], personal and household goods (like tents, electrical appliances, furniture, video cassettes, CDs, audio cassettes and records etc., books, journals and magazines, musical instruments, bicycle, footwear etc.) will be covered.\t\n\nCOMPUTER AND RELATED ACTIVITIES\t\nHardware consultancy, software publishing; software consultancy, supply and maintenance; data processing, maintenance and repair of office, accounting and computing machinery, other computer related activities [for example maintenance of websites of other firms\/ creation of multimedia presentations for other firms etc.] will be covered.\n\t\nRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT\t\nResearch and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering, social sciences and humanities will be covered\n\t\nOTHER BUSINESS ACTIVITIES\t\nLegal, accounting, book-keeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy; market research and public opinion polling; business and management consultancy, architectural, engineering and other technical activities, advertising, labour recruitment and provision of personnel, investigation and security activities, building-cleaning and industrial cleaning activities, photographic activities, packaging activities, photostat, blue-printing, xeroxing, copying of documents, ammonia printing, fashion design related to textiles, wearing apparel, shoes, jewelry, furniture, Interior decoration, secretarial activities such as telephone answering, stenographic, duplicating & mailing etc. will be covered\t\n\nEDUCATION\t\nAll Govt. or Govt.- aided educational institutions will be outside the survey coverage. Educational institutions where salaries of the teachers\/ staffs are funded fully by the Government will be considered as Govt. aided educational institution. All private educational institutions will be covered whether or not recognised. This will include management training institutes, computer training centres, nursing schools, schools of music, drama, dance, fine arts, modelling, fashion designing, yoga and physical education and general coaching centres (e.g. for various competitive examinations) etc. are to be covered. This will also include adult education centers.\n\t\nHEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK\t\nAll enterprises engaged in health and medical services other than those owned by government, public sector undertakings, local bodies  will be covered, irrespective of the system of medicine.  Hospital activities including those of general and specialized hospitals, sanatoria, asylums, rehabilitation centres, dental centres, nursing homes and other health institutions having accommodation facilities, nurses, physiotherapist etc., independent diagnostic\/pathological laboratories, independent blood banks, ambulance services etc. will be covered.  All private dispensaries, clinics and consultation chambers run by doctors will be covered. An employed doctor and para-medical person (such as midwife, dai etc.) doing private practice will be covered and his\/her private practice alone will be considered as an enterprise. The survey will also cover activities of veterinary activities including bird hospitals under NIC code 852. Social work with accommodation such as activities of orphanages, children boarding homes and hostels, residential nurseries, homes for aged, physically or mentally handicapped persons will be covered under NIC code 8531. Social work without accommodation involving variety of social counseling, welfare, refugee, referral and similar services to individuals and families in their homes or elsewhere (e.g. day care centres for children, handicapped etc.) will be covered under NIC code 8532\n\t\nSEWAGE AND REFUSE DISPOSAL, SANITATION AND SIMILAR ACTIVITIES\t\nGarbage collection, transportation and disposal, removal of human wastes and their treatment and disposal, including maintenance of sewers and drains, outdoor sweeping and watering of streets etc. will be covered.\t\n\nACTIVITIES OF RELIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS\t\nIndividuals who provide services directly to worshippers will only be covered.\t\n\nACTIVITIES OF OTHER MEMBERSHIP ORGANISATIONS N.E.C.\t\nIncludes rotary clubs, student associations, war veterans' associations, book clubs, philatelic clubs, associations of minority groups, and the activities of other similar associations \/ organisations.\t\n\nRECREATIONAL, CULTURAL AND SPORTING ACTIVITIES\t\nMotion picture, radio, television and other entertainment activities; news agency activities; library, archives, museums and other cultural activities; sporting and other recreational activities will be covered.\t\n\nOTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES\t\nPersons providing services to the households, for example cooks, tutors, etc., by visiting the houses of the employer (service consuming households) will not be considered as self-employed. However, if some persons provide legal, accounting or similar services to different enterprises on a fee basis, they will be treated as running own account enterprise."},"method":{"data_collection":{"sampling_procedure":"Outline of sample design: \n\nTwo frames have been used for the 63rd round survey viz. List frame and Area frame.\n\nList frame: \n\nA list of 1000 service sector companies distributed all over India has been used as list frame. The list of financial sector enterprises has been supplied by RBI. For the other service sector enterprises the list has been supplied by the Ministry of Company Affairs.\nFor all the companies in the list frame, information will be collected considering all the branch offices. A combined schedule 2.345 is to be filled up for the list frame companies covering all the branches. \nAll these companies in the list frame will be surveyed.  However, these companies and their branch offices will be excluded from the coverage of the area frame survey to avoid duplication.\nThere is no sub-round restriction for the list frame units.\nAll the enterprises in the list frame are common to both central and state samples.\nThe list frame units will be surveyed by the central agency only. Validated data regarding list frame units will be supplied by DPD to the respective State agencies.\n\nArea frame: \n\nA stratified multi-stage design has been adopted for the 63rd round survey. The first stage units (FSU) will be the 2001 census villages (Panchayat wards in case of Kerala) in the rural sector and Urban Frame Survey (UFS) blocks in the urban sector. In addition, for the newly declared towns and out growths (OGs) in census 2001 for which UFS has not yet been done, a separate list has been prepared and these list has been used as a frame for such towns and OGs in urban sector. For these towns and OGs the whole town\/ OG will be considered as FSU. The ultimate stage units (USU) will be households\/ service sector enterprises, in both the sectors. In the case of large villages\/ towns\/ blocks requiring hamlet-group (hg)\/ sub-block (sb) formation, one intermediate stage will be the selection of hgs\/ sbs from each FSU.\nThe list of villages as per census 2001 has been used as frame for the rural sector.\nIn the urban sector, three kinds of frames have been used:\n\n(a) For the 27 towns with population 10 lakhs or more (as per Census 2001), EC-98 has been used as frame.\n(b) For other UFS towns, the latest available list of UFS blocks has been used as frame.\n(c) For non-UFS towns list of such towns\/ OGs has been used as frame.\n   \nStratification: Within each district of a State\/ UT, two basic strata have been formed:\n\ni) rural stratum comprising of all rural areas of the district and (ii) urban stratum comprising of all the urban areas of the district. However, if there are one or more towns with population 10 lakhs or more as per population census 2001 in a district, each of them will also form a separate basic stratum and the remaining urban areas of the district will be considered as another basic stratum.  There are 27 towns with population 10 lakhs or more at all-India level as per census 2001.\n\nSub-stratification for area frame: \n\nRural sector: If 'r' be the sample size allocated for a rural stratum, the number of sub-strata formed was 'r\/2'. The villages within a district as per frame was first arranged in ascending order of population. Then sub-strata 1 to 'r\/2' have been demarcated in such a way that each sub-stratum comprised a group of villages of the arranged frame and have more or less equal population.\n\nUrban sector:  \n              \n(a) For the 27 cities where EC-98 frame have been used: A number of sub-strata have been formed within each stratum based on EC-98 information as under:\n\n- sub-stratum 1: all FSUs  having at least one establishment (i.e. enterprise with at least one hired worker) of Financial sector (NIC 2004 codes: 659, 66, 67) under coverage of survey.\n- sub-stratum 2:  all FSUs, excluding those in the already formed sub-stratum 1, having at least one establishment  under coverage of survey belonging to any of the  NIC 2004 codes: 72, 73, 92.  \n- sub-stratum 3:  all FSUs, excluding those in the already formed sub-strata, having at least one establishment under coverage of survey belonging to any of the  NIC 2004 codes: 61, 6302, 70, 71, 90, 9191, 9199.  \n- sub-stratum 4:  all FSUs, excluding those in the already formed sub-strata, having at least one establishment under coverage of survey belonging to any of the  NIC 2004  codes: 602, 6301, 6303, 6304, 6309, 85.\n- sub-stratum 5:  all FSUs, excluding those in the already formed sub-strata, having at least one establishment in any one of the Section H, I, J, K, M, N, O of NIC 2004 under coverage of survey.  \n- sub-stratum 6:  all FSUs, excluding those in the already formed sub-strata, having at least one own account enterprise (OAE) i.e. enterprise with no hired worker in any one of the Section H, I, J, K, M, N, O of NIC 2004 - under coverage of survey.  \n- sub-stratum 7:  rest of FSUs of the stratum.\n\n(b) For other cities and towns of urban stratum of a district: Three sub-strata were formed as follows:\n              \nsub-stratum 1: all UFS blocks (as per the latest UFS) identified as Industrial Area (IA) or Bazar Area (BA) or Hospital Area (HA) or Slum Area (SA).\n- sub-stratum 2: remaining UFS blocks.\n- sub-stratum 3: non-UFS towns\/ OGs of Census 2001\n\nTotal sample size: 13997 FSUs for area frame and 1000 service sector companies for list frame have been allocated at all-India level for central sample on the basis of investigator strength. For state sample, 16892 FSUs have been allocated for area frame.\n\nAllocation of total samples to States and UTs: The total (all-India) sample FSUs have been allocated to the States and UTs in proportion to number of workers in service sector enterprises as per EC '98 engaged in the activities under coverage of the survey subject to the availability of investigators ensuring more or less uniform work-load per investigator. (Hereafter, \"workers\" will mean workers in service sector enterprises as per EC '98 engaged in the activities under coverage of this round).\n\nAllocation of State\/ UT level sample to Rural and Urban sectors: State\/UT level sample sizes have been allocated to rural and urban sectors in proportion to the total number of workers.\n   \nAllocation to strata: Within each sector of a State\/UT, the respective sample size has been allocated to the different strata in proportion to the stratum population as per census 2001.\n\nAllocation to sub-strata:\n\nRural sector: Allocation to each sub-stratum was 2 except in a few sub-strata.\n\nUrban sector:  For 27 million plus cities in the urban sector, stratum allocations have been distributed over the sub-strata in proportion to the number of workers. \n\t\nFor other urban strata, maximum of 2 FSUs were allocated to sub-stratum 3. Rest of the stratum allocation were divided among the sub-strata 1 & 2 in proportion to number of FSUs in the sub-strata with double weightage to sub-stratum 1. Minimum sub-stratum allocation was 2 for sub-strata 1 & 2.\n\t\nSelection of FSUs: Samples have been drawn in the form of two independent sub-samples in each stratum \u00d7 sub-stratum. \n\nRural sector: FSUs have been selected by PPSWR with size as 'other workers' (i.e. total workers - household industry workers - agricultural labourers - cultivators) as per census 2001.\n\nUrban sector: \n\n(a) For 27 million plus cities: FSUs have been selected by PPSWR with number of workers as size.\n(b) For other cities\/towns: FSUs have been selected by SRSWOR. \n \nSelection of hamlet-groups\/ sub-blocks\/ households\/ enterprises - important steps\n\nFormation of segment 9: All non-agricultural enterprises having 50 or more workers in the entire FSU and having operated at least one day during last 365 days preceding the day of survey (hereinafter to be called as 'big' enterprises for brevity) are listed and all the eligible units under coverage are surveyed. All the listed big units (whether under coverage or not) constitute segment 9. All eligible enterprises under coverage are surveyed in segment 9. \n\nCriterion for hamlet-group\/ sub-block formation: Having constituted segment 9 as stated above, it is determined whether listing is to be done in the whole sample FSU or not. For this, approximate present population (P) and approximate total number of non-agricultural enterprises (E) for the whole FSU may be ascertained first from knowledgeable persons. Depending upon the values of 'P' and 'E', it is divided into a suitable number (say, D) of 'hamlet-groups' in the rural sector and 'sub-blocks' in the urban sector as stated below.\n\npopulation (P)  | no. of hgs\/ sbs to be formed | no. of non-agricultural enterprises (E) | no. of hgs\/ sbs  to be formed \t\nless than   1200 | 1 | less than 120 | 1\t\n1200 - 1599 | 4 | 120 - 159 | 4\t\n1600 - 1999 | 5 | 160 - 199 | 5\t\n2000 - 2399 | 6 | 200 - 239 | 6\t\nand so on\t\u2026\t\n\nHowever, while considering enterprise criteria, segment 9 enterprises, if any, are excluded i.e. the value of 'E' above may be adjusted in respect of the number of enterprises in segment 9. For rural areas of Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Poonch, Rajouri, Udhampur, Doda districts of Jammu and Kashmir and Idukki district of Kerala, the number of hamlet-groups are formed as follows. \n\nApproximate present population of the sample village | no. of hgs to be formed\t\n\t\t\nLess than 600  (no hamlet-groups) | 1\t\n 600  to   799 | 4\t\n 800  to   999 | 5\t\n1000 to  1199 | 6\t\n\u2026..and so on\t\t\n\nFor enterprise criterion, procedure is not to be changed for the above areas. \n   The higher of the two values as per population and enterprise criteria is accepted as the number of hgs\/ sbs to be actually formed. \n\nFormation of hamlet-groups\/ sub-blocks: In case hamlet-groups\/ sub-blocks are formed in the sample FSU, the same is done by more or less equalizing population. However, it is ensured that the hamlet-groups\/ sub-blocks formed are clearly identifiable in terms of physical landmarks. \n\nFormation of segments 1 and 2: After formation of hg \/ sb in the large FSUs, three hg's\/ sb's are selected for listing in the following manner - with maximum number of service sector enterprise under survey coverage, failing which, with maximum number of non-agricultural enterprises, failing which, with maximum percentage share of population will always be selected and termed as Segment 1; two more hgs\/ sbs are selected with SRSWOR and combined to constitute Segment 2. \n\nListing of households\/ enterprises and formation of their frame: Having determined the area(s) to be considered for listing, the next step is to list all the households and non-agricultural enterprises (NAEs) [including those found to be temporarily locked after ascertaining temporariness of locking of households\/ NAEs through local enquiry]. Although all non-agricultural enterprises are to be listed, only the service sector enterprises as given in para 2.1 are covered for the survey. Thus, Govt. service sector enterprises \/ PSUs\/ enterprises under the coverage of ASI frame (2004 - 05) are not be considered for survey. Further, those service sector enterprises which operated for at least 30 days (15 days for seasonal enterprises) during the reference year (i.e. last 365 days preceding the date of survey) qualify for survey. Such enterprises will hereafter be referred to as 'eligible enterprises'.\n\nListing and selection of enterprises\/ households are done separately for segment 1 and segment 2. For segment 2, hg\/sb with order of selection number 1 may be listed first and that with order of selection number 2 is listed next but selection of enterprises\/ households are made from the combined list.\n\nFormation of Second Stage Strata and allocation of households for schedule 1.0:\n\nFor rural sector in each selected village\/ segments, three second stage strata (SSS) namely SSS 1, SSS 2 & SSS 3 are formed. Households with any member who worked for at least one day in any public works scheme of Govt. during last 365 days constitute SSS 1. Out of the remaining households SSS 2 and SSS 3 are formed on the basis of land possessed by household.\n\nA cut-off point 'X' (in hectares) is determined at State\/UT level from NSS 59th round data in such a way that top 20% of the rural households possessed land equal to or more than X. Out of the remaining (other than SSS 1) households all the listed households possessing land less than X will be in SSS 2 and the rest of the households will be in SSS 3.\n\nFor urban sector in each selected block\/ segments, two second stage strata (SSS) namely SSS 2 & SSS 3 (there is no SSS 1 for urban sector) are formed on the basis of household MPCE.\n\nIn the urban sector, a cut-off point 'A' (in Rs.) is determined at NSS state-region level from NSS 61st round data in such a way that top 20% of the households had MPCE equal to or more than 'A'. All the listed households with MPCE less than 'A' will be in SSS 2 while the rest of the households will be in SSS 3.\nThe no. of households to be surveyed for sch. 1.0 is 6 in a rural FSU and 4 households in an urban FSU. Composition of SSS with no. of households to be surveyed for sch. 1.0 are as follows:      \n\nSSS  | composition of SSS  | no. of households to be surveyed for sch. 1.0\t\n     without hg\/ sb formation | with hg\/ sb formation (for each segment)\n     \t\nrural \t\t\t\t\nSSS 1: households with at least one member who worked for at least one day in any public works scheme during last 365 days.  | 2  | 1\t\nSSS 2: of the remaining hhs.; households with land possessed < X | 2 | 1\t\nSSS3 other households  | 2 | 1\t\n\nurban \t\t\t\t\nSSS 2: households with MPCE < A  | 2 | 1\t\nSSS 3: other households  | 2 | 1\t\n\nSelection of households for Schedules 1.0: From each SSS the sample households for schedule 1.0 are selected by SRSWOR. \n\nFormation of Second Stage Strata and allocation of enterprises for schedule 2.345:\nIn each of the segments 1, 2 and 9 of the sample FSU, eligible enterprises under coverage are divided into 8 (eight) second stage strata (SSS) as follows: \n\n(i) establishments: \n\nSSS 1 - financial intermediation excluding monetary intermediation but including money lending, self help group (SHG), co-operative credit society (659), insurance and pension funding except compulsory social security (66), activities auxiliary to financial intermediation (67)\nSSS 2 - storage and warehousing (6302), computer and related activities (72), research and development (73)\nSSS 3 - water transport (61), sewage and refuse disposal, sanitation (90),  membership  organizations (91)\nSSS 4 - hotels etc. (551), supporting and auxiliary transport activities, activities of travel agencies excluding storage and warehousing (6301, 6303, 6304, 6309),  post and courier activities (641), real estate (701), architectural, engineering etc. (742), advertising (743), human health (851), motion pictures, radio, TV and other entertainment (921)  \nSSS 5 - rest of the establishments\n   \n(ii) OAEs:\n\nSSS 6 - financial intermediation excluding monetary intermediation but including money lending, self help group (SHG), co-operative credit society (659), insurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security (66), activities auxiliary to financial intermediation (67)\nSSS 7 - real state (70), computer and related activities (72), research and development (73), \n                  other business activities (74) \nSSS 8 - rest of the OAEs\n\nThe number of enterprises to be surveyed for schedules 2.345 in each FSU are as follows (excluding big enterprises in segment 9).\nSSS no. | number of enterprises to be surveyed for schedule 2.345\t\n\twithout hg\/ sb formation  | with hg\/ sb formation (for each segment)\t\n1 | 2 | 1\t\n2 | 2 | 1\t\n3 | 2 | 1\t\n4 | 4 | 2\t\n5 | 4 | 2\t\n6 | 2 | 1\t\n7 | 4 | 2\t\n8 | 4 | 2\t\ntotal | 24\t12 \t\n\nFrom each SSS the sample enterprises for schedule 2.345 are selected by SRSWOR.","coll_mode":"Face-to-face [f2f]","coll_situation":"The period of survey will be of one year duration starting on 1st July 2006 and ending on 30th June 2007. The survey period of this round is divided into four sub-rounds of three months duration each as follows: \n\nsub-round 1  : July - September 2006\t\nsub-round 2  : October - December 2006\t\nsub-round 3  : January - March 2007\t\nsub-round 4  : April - June 2007\t\n\nIn each of these four sub-rounds, equal number of sample villages\/ blocks (FSUs) are allotted for survey with a view to ensuring uniform spread of sample FSUs over the entire survey period. Attempt should be made to survey each of the FSUs during the sub-round to which it has been allotted. Because of the arduous field conditions, this restriction need not be strictly enforced in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, rural areas of Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland."}},"data_access":{"dataset_use":{"contact":[{"name":"National Computer Center","affiliation":"Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI)","email":"","uri":"http:\/\/mospi.nic.in\/Mospi_New\/site\/home.aspx"}],"cit_req":"Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include:\n- the Identification of the Primary Investigator\n- the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation)\n- the survey reference number\n- the source and date of download (if dataset was obtained on-line)","disclaimer":"The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses."}}},"data_files":[{"file_id":"F11","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_1_11_12","description":"Block 1: Identification of Sample Enterprise. Block 1 has 21 items. Most of the items of this block are coded. The codes are described either beside the items or at the bottom of the block. Items 6 to 16 of this block are not applicable for the enterprises surveyed through the list frame. \n\nBlock 11: Particulars of field operation\n\nItems in this block are self-explanatory.  While filling up the schedules, care is to be taken to record the time taken in canvassing the schedule in minutes (and not in hours) against item 1102 of this block. Dates of survey\/inspection, etc. should be made as DD\/MM\/YY since these will be required in data processing. \n\nBlock 12: Remarks by investigator and comments by supervisor(s)\n\nBlock 12 (and 13) are meant for noting down the field-worker's remarks\/ supervisor's comments\/ suggestions regarding the entries made in Schedule 2.345. Their observations will be very important for understanding various entries in the schedule, particularly the abnormally high or low figures (e.g., value added) and also helps in understanding the field situation and accordingly improve the system of data collection and processing in future. \n\nSeparate boxes have been provided in block 12 first to ascertain whether gross value added figure arrived at after canvassing the schedule is negative or not. If it is negative, appropriate code against item 1202 has to be given corresponding to reason of negative entry. Codes for this item are:\n- output during reference period much less than operating expenses-1, \n- new unit with insufficient output-2, \n- loss of output due to fire, theft, etc-3, \n- high previous year expenses accounted in present year(for books of accounts only)-4, \n- others (specify in detail giving the actual reason)-9\n\nWherever data is recorded from books of accounts, the respondent enterprise \/company may be requested to provide a copy of the same. If they oblige, the books of accounts may invariably be attached with the schedule. This helps to scrutinise the schedules, particularly during data processing and subsequent stages of tabulation. If data is recorded from books of account then entry in item 1203 will be '1' .Otherwise entry will be '2'.If entry in item 1203 is '1'  and balance sheet is attached with the schedule then item 1204 will contain '1'. Otherwise the code will be '2' and in that case reason for not attaching the schedule will be recorded in the blank space after item 1204.","case_count":"190282","var_count":"36","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F12","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_2-1","description":"Some operational characteristics and background information of the enterprises.\nIn this block some background information about the nature and operation of the enterprises and the exact reference month\/ year of data collection will be recorded. Care may be taken so that invalid codes are not entered, particularly in case of codes pertaining to NIC. The item numbers in this block have been provided after the item description to facilitate data entry. Care may be taken so as to maintain clear gap between the item numbers printed in the schedule and the codes recorded by the field staff.","case_count":"190282","var_count":"59","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F13","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_2-2","description":"Details of vehicles operated (owned\/hired) during last 30- days\/ calendar month\n\nThis block will be filled up for enterprises who operate vehicles, i.e., all enterprises engaged in land transport activity (NIC 2004 class 6021, 6022 and 6023)., major or minor. It will also be applicable to other enterprises who use the enterprise vehicles for its different operations, like inward\/outward transportation of goods\/services, companies using own vehicles for transportation of staff, hospitals running its own ambulances, schools running its own buses, sewage and refuge disposal enterprises running its vehicles for disposal of garbage, etc.  The NIC codes given at the top of a set of items in this sub-block indicate the type of vehicle, i.e., whether it is motor or non-motor and the purpose, i.e., whether it is mainly for passenger (human) or freight (non-human). Different columns of this block are as below-\n\nCol 1: Corresponds to type of vehicle, e.g., bus, taxi, etc.\nCol3: Total number of vehicles of a particular type\nCol 4:  This column will have the count of vehicles, which are less than 5 years old. \nCol 5:  This column will have the count of vehicles, which are 5 to 9 years old. \nCol 6: Number of vehicles of age more than or equal to 10 years will be entered in this column.\nCol 7: Payload capacity (authorised carrying capacity) of all the vehicles of a particular type will be entered in this column. The capacity should be entered in tonnes. The nearest whole number should be taken for this purpose.  \nCol 8: Total distance covered (in whole number of km) of all the vehicles of a particular type during reference month will be entered in this column. Reference month for this item (for all types of enterprises) will be last 30 days or last calendar month, whichever suits the informant.\nAge of the vehicle (in col 3-5) should be recorded in completed number of years. In case of second-hand vehicles, entire period after first purchase will be considered.","case_count":"44084","var_count":"31","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F14","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_2-3","description":"Loan transaction of Self-Help Group \/ Co-operative Credit Society\n\nThis block will be filled up only for enterprises belonging to NIC 2004 sub-class 65994 and 65995. Also note that each of the items is for recording number of members according to some criterion as on the date of survey.","case_count":"47881","var_count":"26","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F15","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_3_3-1","description":"Blocks 3 and 3.1: Principal and other operating expenses\n\nBlock 3: Selected important operating expenses during the reference month\n\nBlock 3.1: Other operating expenses during the reference period. This block will contain the overall expenses of the enterprise. If some of the items have already appeared in block 3, care should be taken so that they are not repeated in this block. Entire expenditure of enterprises engaged in other community, social and personal services (NIC 04 divisions 90 to 93) will be reported in this block.\n- It must be noted that items will first be filled in block 3 and only those not covered in that block, will be filled in block 3.1, i.e., block 3 will get priority over block 3.1.\n- Fines and penalties (for example payments for late submission of returns), loss due to chits and funded accounts, which are not part of intermediate consumption, will not be considered.\n\nBlocks 3 and 3.1 are the two blocks where operating expenses of the enterprises will be collected. The principal operating expenses will be covered in block 3 and operating expenses not included in block 3 will be covered under block 3.1. The reference period for the blocks will be reference year if information is recorded from the books of accounts, and reference month if information is received orally, as mentioned in paragraph 3.0.2. \n\n- If some expenses are made on yearly or half-yearly basis, those are to be properly apportioned for the reference month and recorded.\n- For items where payments are not yet made, payable amount may be obtained and recorded. Estimated charges may be recorded in such cases.\nIf any of the items of block 3.1 is already covered under block 3, then it should not be repeated in block 3.1. Both theses blocks should be filled up in such a way that there is no duplication and omission.\n\nBlocks 3 to 5:- Data on receipts and expenditure of all non-financial enterprises will be collected using these blocks. Items 301 to 395 of blocks 3 and 3.1 and item 502 of block 5 are for collecting data on various items of intermediate consumption of an enterprise. Items 401 to 487 of blocks 4 and 4.1 will record the receipts due to entrepreneurial activities. Block 5 will be used to record other items of expenses and receipts of these enterprises. Care may be taken so that there is no omission or duplication of entries on expenses between blocks 3, 3.1 and items 501 to 514 of block 5. Similarly, omission or duplication of recording receipts may be avoided between blocks 4, 4.1 and items 531 to 544 of block 5. If the value of the receipts in block 4 is collected at ex-factory price, then distributive expenses will not be recorded in item 453. Gross value added using product approach will be computed using block 4.2.  In normal situations, gross value added is found as positive. However, if the gross value added arrived at is negative, remarks as per specified codes, and additional remarks, whenever necessary, must be provided in blocks 12 and 13.","case_count":"1265286","var_count":"26","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F16","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_4_5_6","description":"Block 4: Principal receipts\n\nBlock 4 will record the principal receipts in seven sub-blocks corresponding to which the principal expenses have already been collected in block 3. The items are earmarked activity wise in the sub-blocks against which the selected important receipts will appear. The following general points may first be noted for recording data in blocks 4 and 4.1:\ni. Reference period for this block will be same as the one used for blocks 3 and 3.1.\nii. There will be some commonality in items between blocks 4 and 4.1. Precaution has to be taken that whenever an item has already been covered in block 4, receipts are not duplicated against a similar item in block 4.1.\niii. The value of services produced for sale\/ use\/ free distribution\/ home consumption will be recorded in whole number of rupees. \niv. The value of the services as charged from the customers will be reported here. It includes excise duty payable or sales tax realised by the enterprise on behalf of the Government as also all the distributive expenses such as, discount or rebate, allowances for returnable cases and other packing or any other drawback allowed to customers, charges for carriage outward (i.e., outward transportation), commission to selling agents, etc. \nv. Care may be taken that the distributive expenses included in the receipts in block 4 are consistent with those recorded in item 453 of block 4.2. \nvi. For grants\/donations please refer to paragraph 3.0.7.\n\n- First sub-block: Hotel and restaurant activities (NIC-04 group 551 and 552): In this sub- block all principal receipts in relation to the hotel and restaurant activity will be recorded. Four items are kept for the purpose. \n- Second sub-block: transport (NIC-04 group 602, 611, 612, class 6301 and 6303 to 6309)\n- Third sub-block: storage (NIC-04 class 6302): Item 408 is intended to collect the service charges received by the storage and warehousing enterprises. Godowns used for storing of own produce are not to be considered. No imputation is needed if commodities are stored in one's own warehouse.\n- Fourth sub-block: communications (NIC-04 group 641 and 642): Total charges receivable from customers (STD\/ ISD\/ courier\/ fax\/ internet\/ e-mail, etc.) services will be noted against item 411. The receipts for services provided during the reference period will only be recorded by receivable approach. Total receipts means both the payments made to service providers and the commissions.\n- Fifth sub-block: real estate, renting and business activities (NIC-04 division 70 - 74): Receipts from service provided and brokerage charges are to be recorded against items 412 and 413 respectively.\n- Sixth sub-block: Educational activities (NIC-04 group 801, 802, 803 and 809): The receipts include earnings from fees (tuition fee, transport fee, laboratory fee, library fee, development fee, etc), and donations\/ grant from government as well as individual persons\/ organisations. Receipts from students on account of sale of textbooks or uniforms will also be shown. \n- Seventh sub-block: health and social work (NIC-04 group 851, 852 and 853): Like educational enterprises, here also receipts include earnings from consultation fees, receipts for various services provided, government grants and donations from persons and organizations. Many medical practitioners do not only charge consultation fee, but also makes the purchase of medicines against his prescription from his dispensary obligatory.  In such cases, receipt against this prescription will also be shown as receipts of the doctor. In case of hospitals or nursing homes, receipts for service other than that rendered by doctor like OT charge, pathological tests, and expenditure on diet for patients, cabin, ICCU, etc. may be shown against respective items described below. \n\nBlock 4.1: Other receipts during the reference period\n\nThis block is applicable to all enterprises. For the specific activities mentioned in the seven sub- blocks of block 4, this block will record the receipts not covered there.  But for all other community, social and personal services etc. this block will provide the principal and also the incidental receipts. This block is having two sub-blocks-receipts from manufacturing and trading and other receipts.\n- First sub-block: Receipts from manufacturing and trading\n- Second sub-block: Other receipts\n\nBlock 4.2: Calculation of gross value added for the reference period\nThis block has only three items. The items 451 and 452 are transfer entries from blocks 3, 3.1, 4 and 4.1 and are mostly self-explanatory. Item 453 will be used to record the distributive expenses which include excise duty, sales tax, VAT, commission to selling agents, outward freight and transport charges, etc. of the enterprise. Care may be taken so that the sum of distributive expenses recorded in item 453 is consistent with those incorporated in column 3 of block 4. If values of receipts are collected at ex-factory price, distributive expenses should not be recorded. The value-added figure is obtained against item 459 with proper sign and in whole number of rupees. In case of negative entry, further queries may be made and appropriate codes may be provided in block 12.\n\n\nBlock 5: other receipts\/expenditures during the reference period: all non-financial enterprises\n\nItem 501-544 would correspond to other expenditure\/receipts and appropriations where 'other expenditure\/receipts` are expenses and receipts not related to entrepreneurial activities. None of the items described through items 301 to 365 of blocks 3 and 3.1 will find a place in any of the items 501 to 514 of this block. Similarly, none of the items described through items 401 to 448 will find a place among items 531 to 544 of this block. The reverse is also true, i.e., during enquiry on receipts and operating expenses of an enterprise, expenses described through items 501 to 514 will not be recorded in any of the items 301 to 365 and receipts described through items 531 to 544 will not find place in any of the items 401 to 448.\n\nIt may be noted that different enterprises maintain their books of accounts in different fashion and uniform practice is not followed throughout the country. However, the item descriptions have been made so that it fits descriptions written in different types of books of accounts to the extent possible. All of the items 511 to 514 of block 5 cannot strictly be called 'expenditure'. Items 511 to 514 appear in many profit and loss accounts as items under appropriation of gross profit before depreciation and taxation.\n\n\nBlocks 3 to 5:- Data on receipts and expenditure of all non-financial enterprises will be collected using these blocks. Items 301 to 395 of blocks 3 and 3.1 and item 502 of block 5 are for collecting data on various items of intermediate consumption of an enterprise. Items 401 to 487 of blocks 4 and 4.1 will record the receipts due to entrepreneurial activities. Block 5 will be used to record other items of expenses and receipts of these enterprises. Care may be taken so that there is no omission or duplication of entries on expenses between blocks 3, 3.1 and items 501 to 514 of block 5. Similarly, omission or duplication of recording receipts may be avoided between blocks 4, 4.1 and items 531 to 544 of block 5. If the value of the receipts in block 4 is collected at ex-factory price, then distributive expenses will not be recorded in item 453. Gross value added using product approach will be computed using block 4.2.  In normal situations, gross value added is found as positive. However, if the gross value added arrived at is negative, remarks as per specified codes, and additional remarks, whenever necessary, must be provided in blocks 12 and 13.\n\n\nBlock 6: Gross Value Added during the reference period: all financial enterprises (NIC 2004 codes 659 and money lending from own source (65925), Self-Help Group (65994), co-operative credit societies (65995))\n\nBlock 6 will not be filled-in for non-financial enterprises (and Blocks 3 to 5 will not be filled-in for financial enterprises).\n\nIt may be noted that method of computing gross value added for the enterprises engaged in financial intermediation is different from that of the non-financial enterprises. Hence, the items of receipts and expenses used for computing gross value added for the financial enterprise should not be equated with those of the non-financial enterprises. For all the financial enterprises only this block will be used to compute the gross value added. Reference period, thus for this block will be reference year if data is recorded from books of accounts, but will be reference month when data is collected orally.\n\nIt may be noted that monetary intermediation (NIC 2004 code 651) is outside the coverage of the survey. This activity mostly means banks. For operational convenience, a bank may be defined as a financial enterprise, which can issue chequebooks, demand drafts, banker's cheques, etc. to its depositors. Presently many of the banks are also engaged in activities other than banking, like security trading, home loans, insurance, etc. If such an enterprise is selected for survey, it may first be ascertained whether the major income of the enterprise during the reference period was from banking or other activities. Depending upon major income, if the activity of the enterprise is found to under NIC 3-digit code 651, it will be considered as a 'casualty' in case of list-frame or will be substituted in case of area-frame. If there is no additional enterprise available in the area frame for substitution, this will be treated as casualty.\n\nSeparate codes have been provided for three financial activities, viz. money lending from own source (65925), Self-Help Groups (65994) and co-operative credit societies (65995). This will help to identify them at later stage. It may be noted that pawn shops (i.e., enterprises those keep some object on mortgage before giving loans) are under NIC 2004 code 65929. Some moneylenders may also keep goods from households on mortgage before giving loans to households. As long as money lending activity is done using own money, irrespective of whether the enterprise lending money keeps some articles on mortgage or not, it will be given NIC code 65925 (and not 65929). However, all registered pawnshops will be given NIC code 65929.","case_count":"1690824","var_count":"27","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F17","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_7_8","description":"Blocks 7 and 8: The employment and emolument related particulars of the enterprise would be recorded here. \n\nBlock 7: Employment particulars of the enterprise during the reference period\nItem 701 has to be filed up only for list-frame companies. Item 702 to 716 have to be filled up for the entire company in case of list frame enterprise. For area-frame enterprise, entry should be corresponding to the enterprise under survey.\n\nBlock 7.1: Branch-wise details on workers and income of companies appearing in the list-frame:\n\nThis block has to be filled up only for list frame enterprises depending on entry in item 701. If the company has branch i.e. entry in item 701 is '1', this block has to be filled-up. Here, 'branch' means each of the location of the company, be it head office\/registered office\/sales outlet\/service centre, etc. For each branch, information regarding address, total number of employees, income has to be entered in separate rows of this block. If all the rows are exhausted, a new sheet (photocopy of 15th page of schedule 2.345) has to be attached for filling up entire information. The description of the columns of the block is as follows-\n\nCol 1: Serial number of the branch \nCol 2: Name and address of the branch\nCol3: State code has to be entered according to the location of the enterprise. State codes are given below block 6.1. In case the branch is located outside India code '40' has to be given.\nCol 4: This column will give whether the branch is in rural area (code 1) or urban area (code 2). \nCol 5: This column would have the number of worker corresponding to the branch\/head office of the enterprise. \nCol 6: Total receipt or total income of the branch, whichever available, will be recorded here. If total receipt is recorded, the word 'income' at the heading should be struck offban areas (code 2). It is clear that data for the same variable, whichever available for all the branches will have to be recorded here.\n\nTotal of the entries in column 5 of block 7.1 should be equal to entry in item 719.\n\nBlocks 7 to 10 will be canvassed to all the surveyed enterprises, financial or non-financial. Block 7.1 is applicable only for list frame companies. Moreover, for the list frame companies, data in blocks 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 (for non-financial companies) \/ 6 to 10 (for financial companies) will be for the entire company considering all its branches, head offices, registered offices, etc.\n\n\nBlock 8: Compensation to workers during the reference period\n\nReference period used for this block will be the same as the one used for block 3\/6 as the case may be. All the goods and services received by the employees which are not essential for carrying out their jobs in the enterprise or which can be used by them while not on duty will appear in block 8.k, transportation to and from work, etc.bove.or others whil","case_count":"712302","var_count":"26","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F18","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_9","description":"Block 9: Assets of the enterprise\n\nReference period for recording data in different columns of items 901 to 919 are:\ncolumn 3: Value of assets owned as on first day of the reference year - First date of reference year  (to be recorded only for enterprises providing data from its books of accounts)\t\ncolumn 4: Value of assets owned as on firs day of the reference year - Last date of reference year\t\ncolumns 5 and 6: Additions and deductions to owned fixed assets -  Reference Year\t\nColumn 7: rent payable on hired assets - Same as block 3\/6\t\nFor items 921 to 923, reference period will be entire reference year. \n\nIn some balance sheets, assets are also written as 'application of funds'. Hence, while recording from books of accounts, data in block 9 will be recorded from that part of balance sheet that shows the 'assets' or 'application of funds'. It may be noted that the assets are assets of the enterprise. Hence, if owner of a proprietary enterprise has made some investments (like NSC, PPF, etc.) in her\/his personal capacity, these will not be considered here. \n\nFixed assets: Fixed assets are assets held for the purpose of producing or providing goods or services and they are not held for resale in the normal course of entrepreneurial activities.  These cover all old and new goods that have a normal economic life of more than one year from the date of purchase. Information regarding fixed assets is to be recorded by physical approach, i.e., all fixed assets available in the premises of the enterprise will be considered here. If books of accounts are available, values of assets (as on first and last date of the reference year) may be recorded as per the values available in the books. Otherwise, 'market value', i.e., value that the asset will fetch if sold at present (as on last date of the reference year) condition will be recorded.\n\nFixed assets will include: -\n1)  assets used for production, transportation, living or other facilities (recreation etc.). Full value of assets taken on hire purchase\/ instalment (whether fully paid or not) excluding interest should be considered. \n2)  assets under construction, i.e. construction of building etc., installation of plant and machinery, preparation of chassis of truck, etc. (transport equipment) may be reported under the relevant items.\n3)  additions to fixed assets  (as distinct from minor repair work) during the reference year are to be included.\n         \nFixed assets will not include: -\n1)  intangible assets like goodwill etc. \n2)  advance payment for fixed assets not yet received.\n3) fixed assets owned but rented out.","case_count":"967296","var_count":"30","producer":null,"data_checks":null,"missing_data":null,"version":null,"notes":null},{"file_id":"F19","file_name":"NSS63_Sch2-345_bk_10","description":"Block 10: Financial liabilities\n\nAmounts payable by the enterprise are its liabilities. Liabilities include capital deployed by the partners of an enterprise, share capital, reserve and surplus amount noted in the balance sheet, long term loans as well as all the short term commitments for payments like unpaid wages, etc. The reference period for amount of loan outstanding will be the last date of the reference year, while for interest\/dividend payable, reference period will be the same as one used in blocks 3\/6 as the case may be. All entries in this block will be made in whole number of rupees. \n\nIn balance sheet of enterprises, the term 'liabilities' and 'sources of funds' are used interchangeably. 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This part of annual income of the owner(s) as a percentage (in whole number) of his (their) total annual income will be recorded in item 211. Hence, entry in item 211 will always be 50 or less. Among other activities, the description of the activity from which the owner derived maximum annual income and corresponding industry-section as per NIC 2004 will be recorded in item 212. For example, suppose the owner derived an income of Rs.3988 from production of rice, Rs.1200 from a tea stall and Rs.4812 from the service enterprise during the reference year. Then, entry in item 211 will be 48 and the entry in item 212 will be 'A'.\n\nThe different industry sections of NIC 2004 to be considered here are:\n\nNIC '04 section \/ Description of activity (as per NIC 2004 book)\t\nA \/ Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry\t\nB \/ Fishing\t\nC \/ Mining and Quarrying\t\nD \/ Manufacturing\t\nE \/ Electricity, Gas and Water Supply\t\nF \/ Construction\t\nG \/ Wholesale and Retail Trade; Repair of Motor Vehicles, Motorcycles and Personal  and  Household Goods\t\nH \/ Hotels and  Restaurants\t\nI \/ Transport , Storage and Communications\t\nJ \/ Financial Intermediation\t\nK \/ Real Estate, Renting and Business Activities\t\nL \/ Public Administration and Defence; Compulsory Social Security\t\nM \/ Education\t\nN \/ Health and Social Work\t\nO \/ Other Community, Social and Personal Service Activities\t\nP \/ Activities of Private Households as employers and undifferentiated production activities of private households the enterprise will be considered as a partnership enterprise.prises belonging to segment 9ial enterprises. cluded fro\t\nQ \/ Extraterritorial organisations and bodies\t\n\nIf the major source of annual 'income' (used loosely here, including receipts from non-economic activities) of the owner is non-economic activity like pension, remittances like bank interest, etc. then code 'X' will be given against item 212.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"50"}],"var_universe":"Items 209 to 216 will be recorded if the enterprise is of proprietary or partnership one, i.e., if code in item 208 is any one of the codes 1 to 4. For other enterprises, put '-' in each of items 209 to 216.\n\nFor working owners who pursued activities other than the one of the present enterprise (entry in item 209 being '1'), items 210 to 212 will also be filled. If code in item 209 is 2, put '-' in each of items 210 to 216.\n\nIf major income of the owner(s) is not derived from the surveyed enterprise (code in item 210 being 2), items 211 to 212 will also be filled.","universe_clusion":"I","var_sumstat":[{"value":"27662","type":"vald"},{"value":"162620","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"50","type":"max"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V385","name":"B2_v212","file_id":"F12","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"74","var_end_pos":"74","var_width":"1","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Industry section NIC '04- most imp. activity","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Items 211 and 212: % of annual income of the working owner(s) derived from the enterprise under survey and most important other activity: Entry '2' in item 210 means that the owner derives a minor part of his annual income from the surveyed enterprise. This part of annual income of the owner(s) as a percentage (in whole number) of his (their) total annual income will be recorded in item 211. Hence, entry in item 211 will always be 50 or less. Among other activities, the description of the activity from which the owner derived maximum annual income and corresponding industry-section as per NIC 2004 will be recorded in item 212. For example, suppose the owner derived an income of Rs.3988 from production of rice, Rs.1200 from a tea stall and Rs.4812 from the service enterprise during the reference year. Then, entry in item 211 will be 48 and the entry in item 212 will be 'A'.\n\nThe different industry sections of NIC 2004 to be considered here are:\n\nNIC '04 section \/ Description of activity (as per NIC 2004 book)\t\nA \/ Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry\t\nB \/ Fishing\t\nC \/ Mining and Quarrying\t\nD \/ Manufacturing\t\nE \/ Electricity, Gas and Water Supply\t\nF \/ Construction\t\nG \/ Wholesale and Retail Trade; Repair of Motor Vehicles, Motorcycles and Personal  and  Household Goods\t\nH \/ Hotels and  Restaurants\t\nI \/ Transport , Storage and Communications\t\nJ \/ Financial Intermediation\t\nK \/ Real Estate, Renting and Business Activities\t\nL \/ Public Administration and Defence; Compulsory Social Security\t\nM \/ Education\t\nN \/ Health and Social Work\t\nO \/ Other Community, Social and Personal Service Activities\t\nP \/ Activities of Private Households as employers and undifferentiated production activities of private households the enterprise will be considered as a partnership enterprise.prises belonging to segment 9ial enterprises. cluded fro\t\nQ \/ Extraterritorial organisations and bodies\t\n\nIf the major source of annual 'income' (used loosely here, including receipts from non-economic activities) of the owner is non-economic activity like pension, remittances like bank interest, etc. then code 'X' will be given against item 212.","var_universe":"Items 209 to 216 will be recorded if the enterprise is of proprietary or partnership one, i.e., if code in item 208 is any one of the codes 1 to 4. For other enterprises, put '-' in each of items 209 to 216.\n\nFor working owners who pursued activities other than the one of the present enterprise (entry in item 209 being '1'), items 210 to 212 will also be filled. If code in item 209 is 2, put '-' in each of items 210 to 216.\n\nIf major income of the owner(s) is not derived from the surveyed enterprise (code in item 210 being 2), items 211 to 212 will also be filled.","universe_clusion":"I","var_sumstat":[{"value":"27193","type":"vald"},{"value":"0","type":"invd"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"A","labl":null,"stats":"8924","type":"freq"},{"value":"B","labl":null,"stats":"50","type":"freq"},{"value":"C","labl":null,"stats":"60","type":"freq"},{"value":"D","labl":null,"stats":"1461","type":"freq"},{"value":"E","labl":null,"stats":"33","type":"freq"},{"value":"F","labl":null,"stats":"516","type":"freq"},{"value":"G","labl":null,"stats":"10196","type":"freq"},{"value":"H","labl":null,"stats":"921","type":"freq"},{"value":"I","labl":null,"stats":"929","type":"freq"},{"value":"J","labl":null,"stats":"214","type":"freq"},{"value":"K","labl":null,"stats":"908","type":"freq"},{"value":"L","labl":null,"stats":"526","type":"freq"},{"value":"M","labl":null,"stats":"1200","type":"freq"},{"value":"N","labl":null,"stats":"665","type":"freq"},{"value":"O","labl":null,"stats":"499","type":"freq"},{"value":"P","labl":null,"stats":"60","type":"freq"},{"value":"Q","labl":null,"stats":"31","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"character","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V386","name":"B2_v213","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"75","var_end_pos":"76","var_width":"2","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"General education level of working owner","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 213: General educational level of the working owner: For the proprietary or partnership enterprises, the educational qualification of the owner should be entered in codes. The codes are:  \nnot literate - 01, literate without formal schooling - 02, literate but below primary - 03, primary - 04, middle - 05, secondary - 06, higher secondary - 07, diploma\/ certificate course - 08, graduate - 10, post-graduate or above - 11","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"11"}],"var_universe":"Items 209 to 216 will be recorded if the enterprise is of proprietary or partnership one, i.e., if code in item 208 is any one of the codes 1 to 4. For other enterprises, put '-' in each of items 209 to 216.","universe_clusion":"I","var_sumstat":[{"value":"174938","type":"vald"},{"value":"15344","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"11","type":"max"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"1","labl":"Not literate","stats":"21994","type":"freq"},{"value":"2","labl":"Literate without formal schooling","stats":"2306","type":"freq"},{"value":"3","labl":"Literate but below primary","stats":"12600","type":"freq"},{"value":"4","labl":"Primary","stats":"24896","type":"freq"},{"value":"5","labl":"Middle","stats":"33222","type":"freq"},{"value":"6","labl":"Secondary","stats":"27044","type":"freq"},{"value":"7","labl":"Higher secondary","stats":"15803","type":"freq"},{"value":"8","labl":"Diploma\/ certificate course","stats":"4168","type":"freq"},{"value":"10","labl":"Graduate","stats":"24277","type":"freq"},{"value":"11","labl":"Postgraduate or above","stats":"8628","type":"freq"},{"value":"Sysmiss","labl":null,"stats":"15344","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V387","name":"B2_v214","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"77","var_end_pos":"77","var_width":"1","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Social group of working owner","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 214: Social group of the working owner: For the proprietary or partnership enterprises, the social group of the working owner should be entered through following codes:\nST-1, SC - 2, OBC - 3, others - 9\n\nFor items 213 and 214, 'working owner' in case of partnership enterprises will be the major partner, major being For all partnership enterprises, 'working owner' will be the major working owner, the criterion for determining 'major' will be the partner getting maximum share of the profit of the enterprise, or bearing the maximum part of the loss. If all the partners share the profit\/ loss of the enterprise equally, the partner taking major decisions will be the major partner. If this also does not relate to a single individual, major partner will be the senior most partner by age.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"9"}],"var_universe":"Items 209 to 216 will be recorded if the enterprise is of proprietary or partnership one, i.e., if code in item 208 is any one of the codes 1 to 4. For other enterprises, put '-' in each of items 209 to 216.","universe_clusion":"I","var_sumstat":[{"value":"175023","type":"vald"},{"value":"15259","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"9","type":"max"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"1","labl":"ST","stats":"7051","type":"freq"},{"value":"2","labl":"SC","stats":"22237","type":"freq"},{"value":"3","labl":"OBC","stats":"71584","type":"freq"},{"value":"9","labl":"Others","stats":"74151","type":"freq"},{"value":"Sysmiss","labl":null,"stats":"15259","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V388","name":"B2_v215","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"contin","var_start_pos":"78","var_end_pos":"80","var_width":"3","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Total no. of EFPs","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 215: Total no. of EFPs of the working owner (EFP: enterprises with fixed premises): If the working owner runs the enterprise from different fixed premises then the total number of such fixed premises has to be entered against this item. e.g. if a person is running a telephone booth and a restaurant listed as two different enterprises with fixed premises, or a doctor is sitting in two different chambers, then entry in this item will be 2.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"400"}],"var_universe":"Items 209 to 216 will be recorded if the enterprise is of proprietary or partnership one, i.e., if code in item 208 is any one of the codes 1 to 4. For other enterprises, put '-' in each of items 209 to 216.","universe_clusion":"I","var_sumstat":[{"value":"175409","type":"vald"},{"value":"14873","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"400","type":"max"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V389","name":"B2_v216","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"contin","var_start_pos":"81","var_end_pos":"83","var_width":"3","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Total no. of EFPs with same activity","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 216: Total no. of EFPs of the working owner with same activity (same as item 202 at 2-digit level): If the owner runs separate enterprises with same activity (same at 2-digit NIC level with respect to the activity of the surveyed enterprise) then the total number of enterprises will be entered against this item. For example, if a doctor practices at 4 clinics or maintains 4 different chambers, then as per current listing instruction, it is 4 different EFPs (enterprises with fixed premises) and NIC code at 2-digit level of all of them is 85,t to the activity of the surveyed enterprisermining major try in i. Here, entry in item 216 will be 4.\n\nIt may be noted that if a person carries out her\/his activities without fixed premises (like street vendor, mobile market, etc.) then the activity is listed at her\/his residence and during detailed enquiry, data is collected from the person considering his entire activity in all the locations. For such enterprises, entry in items 215 and 216 will be 1. On the other hand, persons like doctors, lawyers, CA's, etc. carrying out sophisticated activities do them from more than one fixed premises, each of which is listed as a separate enterprise, resulting in over-counting of workers. Items 215 and 216 are aimed to check this over-counting.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"400"}],"var_universe":"Items 209 to 216 will be recorded if the enterprise is of proprietary or partnership one, i.e., if code in item 208 is any one of the codes 1 to 4. For other enterprises, put '-' in each of items 209 to 216.","universe_clusion":"I","var_sumstat":[{"value":"175409","type":"vald"},{"value":"14873","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"400","type":"max"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V390","name":"B2_v217","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"84","var_end_pos":"84","var_width":"1","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Whether accounts maintained?","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 217: Whether Accounts maintained: Three codes have been provided for this item. If the enterprise maintained books of accounts and information on receipts, expenses, assets, etc. is collected from it, code will be '1'. If the enterprise informs that they maintained books of accounts, but provides financial information orally, code will be '2'. If the enterprise did not maintain any usable books of accounts, then the code will be '3'.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"3"}],"var_sumstat":[{"value":"190267","type":"vald"},{"value":"15","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"3","type":"max"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"1","labl":"Yes, usable books of accounts maintained, and information was collected from books of accounts","stats":"4228","type":"freq"},{"value":"2","labl":"Yes, usable books of accounts maintained,but information was collected orally","stats":"18544","type":"freq"},{"value":"3","labl":"No usable books of accounts maintained","stats":"167495","type":"freq"},{"value":"Sysmiss","labl":null,"stats":"15","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V391","name":"B2_v218","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"contin","var_start_pos":"85","var_end_pos":"90","var_width":"6","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Data collected - from(ddmmyy)","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 218 and 219: Data of blocks 3 to 5(non-financial)\/6(financial) collected for the period: Please rectify this description in schedule 2.345. From the discussion on the reference period, it is clear that if the enterprise is ready to provide information from their books of accounts, data will be collected from it for the entire accounting year, which, in most of the cases will be one year. On the other hand, if the enterprise provides information orally, data on operating expenses, receipts, employment, emoluments, etc. will be collected for a one-month period prior to the date of survey. The actual period for which information from the enterprise is collected will be recorded here. There are two sets of six cells in these items for recording the first(item 218) and last dates(item 219) of this period in date-month-year (DD-MM-YY) format. For example, if data is collected for 1st April 2005 to 31st March 2006, entry in item 218 will be 010405 and that in item 219 will be 310306. Similarly, if data is collected from 1st November 2006 to 30th November 2006, item 218 will be 011106 and item 219 will be 301106. If a seasonal enterprise has worked for less than 30 days in the current season, this entry may be given as '- - - - - -'. This may, however, be reflected through remarks.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"10104","max":"311206"}],"var_sumstat":[{"value":"190278","type":"vald"},{"value":"4","type":"invd"},{"value":"10104","type":"min"},{"value":"311206","type":"max"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V392","name":"B2_v219","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"contin","var_start_pos":"91","var_end_pos":"96","var_width":"6","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Data collected - to(ddmmyy)","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 218 and 219: Data of blocks 3 to 5(non-financial)\/6(financial) collected for the period: Please rectify this description in schedule 2.345. From the discussion on the reference period, it is clear that if the enterprise is ready to provide information from their books of accounts, data will be collected from it for the entire accounting year, which, in most of the cases will be one year. On the other hand, if the enterprise provides information orally, data on operating expenses, receipts, employment, emoluments, etc. will be collected for a one-month period prior to the date of survey. The actual period for which information from the enterprise is collected will be recorded here. There are two sets of six cells in these items for recording the first(item 218) and last dates(item 219) of this period in date-month-year (DD-MM-YY) format. For example, if data is collected for 1st April 2005 to 31st March 2006, entry in item 218 will be 010405 and that in item 219 will be 310306. Similarly, if data is collected from 1st November 2006 to 30th November 2006, item 218 will be 011106 and item 219 will be 301106. If a seasonal enterprise has worked for less than 30 days in the current season, this entry may be given as '- - - - - -'. This may, however, be reflected through remarks.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"10107","max":"311206"}],"var_sumstat":[{"value":"190278","type":"vald"},{"value":"4","type":"invd"},{"value":"10107","type":"min"},{"value":"311206","type":"max"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V393","name":"B2_v220","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"97","var_end_pos":"97","var_width":"1","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Location of enterprise","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 220: Location of the enterprise: Six codes have been provided for this item. The codes and some corresponding explanations are:\n\nWithin household premises 1\t\n\nOutside household premises: \n\n- with fixed premises and with permanent structure\t\n  Any structure made out of bricks, mud, bamboos etc. will be treated as a permanent structure if it cannot be removed as a whole without dismantling - 2\t\n- with fixed premises and with temporary structure\/kiosk\/stall\t\n  Temporary structures can be removed from its present location with some effort. Some examples are stalls, kiosks, etc. - 3\t\n- with fixed premises but without any structure\t\n  Fixed premises but with no structure (except for some makeshift arrangement for shade etc.) - 4\t\n- mobile market\t\n  If the enterprise shifts from market to market but the owner (e.g. hat vendor) is allowed to sit in a particular place of the market he is going to, i.e. if the location of the enterprise inside each market is fixed - 5\t\n- without fixed premises (street vendors, etc.) \t\n  Street vendors - 6\t\n\nIf, both the codes 5 and 6 are applicable for an enterprise, major time criterion will decide the appropriate code.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"6"}],"var_sumstat":[{"value":"190153","type":"vald"},{"value":"129","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"6","type":"max"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"1","labl":"Within household premises","stats":"53805","type":"freq"},{"value":"2","labl":"With fixed premises and with permanent structure","stats":"86435","type":"freq"},{"value":"3","labl":"Outside household premises: with fixed premises and with temporary structure\/kiosk\/stall","stats":"5687","type":"freq"},{"value":"4","labl":"Outside household premises: with fixed premises but without any structure","stats":"5750","type":"freq"},{"value":"5","labl":"Outside household premises: mobile market","stats":"9768","type":"freq"},{"value":"6","labl":"Outside household premises: without fixed premises (street vendors, etc.)","stats":"28708","type":"freq"},{"value":"Sysmiss","labl":null,"stats":"129","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V394","name":"B2_v221","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"98","var_end_pos":"98","var_width":"1","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Whether private non-profit institution?","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 221: Whether private non-profit institute: Non-profit institutions are legal or social entities created for the purpose of producing goods and services whose status does not permit them to be a source of income, profit or other financial gain for the units that establish, control or finance them.  In practice, their productive activities are bound to generate either surpluses or deficits but the units that establish, control or finance them cannot appropriate surpluses. If the enterprise under survey satisfies the above-mentioned definition, then entry in this item will be '1'. Otherwise the entry in this item will be '2'.","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"2"}],"var_sumstat":[{"value":"190202","type":"vald"},{"value":"80","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"2","type":"max"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"1","labl":"Yes","stats":"4270","type":"freq"},{"value":"2","labl":"No","stats":"185932","type":"freq"},{"value":"Sysmiss","labl":null,"stats":"80","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V395","name":"B2_v222","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"99","var_end_pos":"100","var_width":"2","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Nature of problems faced","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Items 222 to 223: Nature of problems faced, if any, during the reference year: Different types of problems faced by the service sector enterprise, during the reference year in their day-to-day operation will be recorded against these items in terms of codes. At most two codes can be entered according to the order maintained in the code list. The codes for problems are:\nnon-availability of electric connection-01,\t\npower cut-02,\t\nshortage of  capital-03,\nmarketing of products\/ services-04,\nlocal problems\/ harassment- 05,\t\ncompetition from larger units - 06\nnon-availability of labour\/ labour problems  - 07,\nfuel not available or available at exorbitant prices - 08,\nnon-recovery of service charges\/ fees\/ credit - 10,\nothers - 19, \nno specific problem - 11","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"19"}],"var_sumstat":[{"value":"190178","type":"vald"},{"value":"104","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"19","type":"max"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"1","labl":"Non-availability of electricity connection","stats":"1074","type":"freq"},{"value":"2","labl":"Power cut","stats":"6363","type":"freq"},{"value":"3","labl":"Shortage of capital","stats":"35966","type":"freq"},{"value":"4","labl":"Marketing of products\/services","stats":"17315","type":"freq"},{"value":"5","labl":"Local problems\/harassment","stats":"8007","type":"freq"},{"value":"6","labl":"Competition from larger units","stats":"25624","type":"freq"},{"value":"7","labl":"Non-availability of labour\/ labour problems","stats":"876","type":"freq"},{"value":"8","labl":"Fuel not available or available at exorbitant price","stats":"3143","type":"freq"},{"value":"10","labl":"Non-recovery of service charges\/fees\/credit","stats":"6151","type":"freq"},{"value":"11","labl":"No specific problem","stats":"81569","type":"freq"},{"value":"19","labl":"Others","stats":"4090","type":"freq"},{"value":"Sysmiss","labl":null,"stats":"104","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V396","name":"B2_v223","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"101","var_end_pos":"102","var_width":"2","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Nature of problems faced","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Items 222 to 223: Nature of problems faced, if any, during the reference year: Different types of problems faced by the service sector enterprise, during the reference year in their day-to-day operation will be recorded against these items in terms of codes. At most two codes can be entered according to the order maintained in the code list. The codes for problems are:\nnon-availability of electric connection-01,\t\npower cut-02,\t\nshortage of  capital-03,\nmarketing of products\/ services-04,\nlocal problems\/ harassment- 05,\t\ncompetition from larger units - 06\nnon-availability of labour\/ labour problems  - 07,\nfuel not available or available at exorbitant prices - 08,\nnon-recovery of service charges\/ fees\/ credit - 10,\nothers - 19, \nno specific problem - 11","var_val_range":[{"units":null,"min":"1","max":"19"}],"var_sumstat":[{"value":"50418","type":"vald"},{"value":"139864","type":"invd"},{"value":"1","type":"min"},{"value":"19","type":"max"}],"var_catgry":[{"value":"1","labl":"Non-availability of electricity connection","stats":"125","type":"freq"},{"value":"2","labl":"Power cut","stats":"606","type":"freq"},{"value":"3","labl":"Shortage of capital","stats":"3904","type":"freq"},{"value":"4","labl":"Marketing of products\/services","stats":"5266","type":"freq"},{"value":"5","labl":"Local problems\/harassment","stats":"5083","type":"freq"},{"value":"6","labl":"Competition from larger units","stats":"18150","type":"freq"},{"value":"7","labl":"Non-availability of labour\/ labour problems","stats":"836","type":"freq"},{"value":"8","labl":"Fuel not available or available at exorbitant price","stats":"2667","type":"freq"},{"value":"10","labl":"Non-recovery of service charges\/fees\/credit","stats":"7486","type":"freq"},{"value":"11","labl":"No specific problem","stats":"2354","type":"freq"},{"value":"19","labl":"Others","stats":"3941","type":"freq"},{"value":"Sysmiss","labl":null,"stats":"139864","type":"freq"}],"var_format":"numeric","var_format_schema":"other","fid":"F12"},{"vid":"V397","name":"B2_v224","file_id":"F12","var_dcml":"0","var_intrvl":"discrete","var_start_pos":"103","var_end_pos":"103","var_width":"1","var_rec_seg_no":"1","labl":"Undertook any work on contract basis?","var_qstn_ivulnstr":"Item 224: Did the enterprise undertake any work on contract basis: In many cases, the enterprises are observed to be working as per the orders from another unit. This is also called 'job-work'. If the surveyed unit does any amount of work under contract, code against this item will be '1'. Otherwise, code will be '2'. \n- A branch enterprise doing its jobs as specified by its head office will not generally be considered as working on contract. 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record important operating expenses during the reference period. There are 7 sub-blocks in block 3 for different activities. Each sub-block has to be filled up only for relevant NIC codes. No separate sub-block is there for other community, social and personal services (NIC 04 division 90 to 93). Information for these activities will be covered in block 3.1 only.\n- All expenditures in these blocks are to be recorded on payable basis. \n- In oral enquiry, expenses are to be properly apportioned for the reference period and recorded. For items where payments are not yet made, payable amount may be obtained and recorded. For example, amount payable for fuel consumed or electricity purchased during the reference period may not be readily available. \n- The valuation of the consumption of material is done in terms of purchase price, which means delivered value including agent\u2019s commissions and taxes\/ duties paid if any. In case of home-grown raw materials, ex farm price will be considered. Imputation of values for freely collected materials will not be made. However, any labour charge, transportation charges actually incurred will be recorded.\n- The items of blocks 3 to 6 have been given 3-digited item numbers to facilitate data processing. The \u201ctotal\u201d item always ends with 9. The value to be reported in the schedule will be in whole number only.\n- The value of consumption relates to all the materials utilised in the process of production of goods or services. These may be purchased during the reference period, or prior to the reference period, or the household may supply these.  The values of these materials are to be calculated by taking the purchase price, where purchase price will mean the delivered value of the goods at the enterprise, i.e., it will include agents\u2019 commissions and taxes\/duties paid, if any. Evaluation of the materials supplied by the household will be done at the ex-farm price.\n- For recording data from books of accounts, figures appearing in the P&L account or income & expenditure account will be considered in its entirety, except a few items (like fines and penalties, etc.) which will not be recorded in the schedule. If entries are clubbed in the enterprise account, necessary bifurcations may be made after consulting proper records. If it is not possible to get bifurcations, entries may be recorded in the schedule based on majority criterion. \n\nFirst sub-block of block3: Hotels and restaurants (NIC-04 group 551 and 552)\n\nItem 301: articles consumed for food & drink preparation: Values of all articles consumed for preparation of food and drink will be recorded for the reference period. All spices, oil, vegetables, meat, eggs, curds, milk, sauce, squash, etc. will be taken into account. The articles consumed as soft drinks and alcoholic drinks are also to be considered. The value should include consumption out of the credit purchases as well.\n\nItem 302: purchase value of goods traded: Some articles like cold drinks, cakes, pastries, beer, wines etc. are traded by the hotels and restaurants. The purchase value of such goods may be recorded against this item.\n\nItem 303: crockery, glassware, bedding and other consumables: Expenditure on all items like crockery, glassware, bedding and other consumables i.e. items those are of semi durable nature during the reference period , will be recorded against this item. Care should be taken so that the fixed assets are not covered here. Furnishing materials like curtains, flower vases, etc. will also be reported here.\n\nItem 304: fuels and lubricants: Expenses on fuel and lubricants used for cooking and transport will be reported against this item. Note that cooking oil reported in item 301 will not be reported here. Whatever is reported here will not be repeated again in item 342.\n\n\nSecond sub-block of block 3: transport (NIC-04 group 601, 602, 611, 612, class 6301 and 6303 to 6309): The major items of transport enterprises will be recorded against items 305 to 311. Care may be taken that items reported here are not duplicated in item 342 of block 3.1.  \n\nItems 305 and 306: Petrol, diesel, lubricants, etc. \/ tyres, tubes, batteries and retreading expenses:  Value of petrol, diesel and lubricants consumed during the reference period will be entered in item 305. Expenses incurred on changing batteries, tyres, tubes and retreading cost of the tyres will be reported against item 306. \n\nItem 307: repair and maintenance charges of the transport equipment: Repair and maintenance charges of the transport equipment will be entered in item 307. Expenditure on repair and maintenance should not include expenditure of a capital nature, which can enhance the longevity of the equipment.  Replacement of some major part of the transport equipment (like reconditioning of engine, fitting of LPG\/CNG unit, retreading of tyres, etc.) will not come under this item. These should be treated as addition to fixed assets. If animals are used for drawing transport equipment, then fodder cost as well as medicines and service cost for herding the animal will also be incorporated in item 307.\n\nItem 308 and 311: toll tax, octroi, local fees, and insurance charges, etc.\/ charges paid towards storage of goods: Item 308 will contain the taxes, local fees, insurance charges paid each time a vehicle is run. But annual road taxes and registration fees, to be recorded in item 508, will not be a part of item 308. Charges paid for storage of goods and parking of vehicles will be reported against item 311.\n\n\nThird sub-block of block 3: storage (NIC-04 class 6302): Items 312 and 313 are provided for storage and warehousing enterprises. \n\nItems 312 and 313: consumable used in the storage\/warehouse and insurance charges etc.: All consumable stores used in the warehouses will be recorded here and not in item 355 of block 3.1. The warehousing enterprises are generally insured for some risk coverage. The insurance charges payable for the commodities stored will be reported in item 313.\n\n\nFourth sub-block of block 3: communication activities (NIC-04 group 641 and 642): The major items of communication enterprises will be recorded in this sub-block.\n\nItem 314 and 315: Call charges, rent payable (local call\/ STD \/ ISD, cyber caf\u00e9, radio paging, cellular etc.) and insurance charges: The communication expenses for local call\/ STD \/ ISD, cyber caf\u00e9, radio paging, cellular etc.  are collected in this item. The charges payable and the rent payable to the government \/ public \/ private corporate (original service providers) may be apportioned for the reference period (these charges are generally paid once in two months) and recorded in this item. The insurance charges, if any, are to be recorded in item 315.\n\n\nFifth sub-block of block 3:  real estate, renting and business activities (NIC-04 division 70 - 74): Important operating expenses like maintenance of building, machinery and equipment, travelling, hospitality, legal expenses etc. incurred by enterprises will be recorded in items 316 and 317. If the fuel charges incurred in travelling are reported against item 317 should not be repeated in item 342.\n\n\nSixth sub-block of block 3: educational activity (NIC-04 group 801, 802, 803 and 809)\nMajor operational expenditure incurred in running the educational enterprises will be shown in this sub-block. The recurring expenses on laboratory consumables and library books will be noted against item 318. Recurring expenses on newspapers, journals, periodicals etc. will be recorded in item 321. Expenses on different festivals like annual day, teachers\u2019 day etc. will come in item 322. Expenses on computer consumables will be recorded in item 323. Maintenance of furniture and fixtures like tables, chairs, projectors, laboratory equipment, computers etc. will be considered in block 3.1 against the appropriate items (344-348). \n\n\nSeventh sub-block of block 3: health and social work (NIC-04 group 851, 852 and 853)\nMajor expenses relating to the health and social work activity will be recorded in this sub-block. Expenses on diet are to be recorded in item 324 and expenses on medicines and drugs given to the patients will be reported against items 325. Expenses on Consumables used in operation theatre, sophisticated equipments, pathological, radiological and other diagnostic tests will be recorded in item 326. Expenses on syringes, intra veins drip sets, cotton bandages, plastering materials and other disposables will be recorded against item 327. Expenditure on uniforms of staff, nurse, doctors, linen and laundry material is to be recorded in item 328.Expenditue on organising health camps, awareness programmes and other related social activities should be reported against item 331. Expenses on meeting, training, publication, nutrition (in cr\u00e8ches etc) will come in item 332.  Diet expenses of patients will not be repeated in this item. Expenditure on repair and maintenance of building, professional equipment and other assets will be recorded in block 3.1. \n\nItem 339: It will contain the total of all the items appearing in this page (i.e. total of items 301 to 332).\n\nBlock 3.1\n\nItems 341 and 342: Electricity charges and fuel & lubricant: \n\nIf the total amount of electricity consumed during the reference period is not paid, the amount payable pertaining to the period will be ascertained and recorded here.  If the exact amount of the bill is not known for reference period, the value will be estimated based on the electric bills paid during the recent past. \n\nThe value of coal\/coke, other fuels, lubricants consumed will be recorded irrespective of whether full payment has been made or not. That part of fuel, which is produced and consumed in the process of production (intermediate products), wherever possible, is to be excluded. \n\nWhile filling up item 342, duplication with item 304 and 305 has to be avoided in all respect.\n\nItem 343: Raw materials consumed for own construction of building, furniture and fixtures (including labour charges): \nOwn constructions for the enterprise will include materials consumed for-\n- construction of passage, raising wall, digging well, etc.,\n- construction of rooms, roof, etc. of building or entire building,\n- making furniture, fixtures and small machineries of the enterprise.\n\nItems 344 to 348: minor repair and maintenance: These items will show the expenses made for minor repair and maintenance. Both the value of materials used in repair and service charges paid for maintenance will be included. Replacement of some major parts of fixed assets, involving considerable expenditure, and which increases the life of the fixed asset will not be included here. Some examples of expenses not to be included here are major overhauling of motors of a machine, retreading of tyre of car, replacing hard disk of a computer, changing roofing material of a room, etc. On the other hand, minor repairs such as whitewashing of rooms, routine maintenance of machinery, repair of punctures of transport equipment, etc. will be included here.\n\n\nItem 351: rent payable on fixed assets (other than land and building): Rent on assets other than land and building may be noted against this item. Hiring of machinery and equipment by the enterprise is a common phenomenon for many of the unorganised enterprises. But there may be cases where assets are neither owned nor hired (i.e. encroached). Assets may also be of freehold type. In such cases, rent may be shown as \u2018zero\u2019 and no imputation need be done. \n- Rent payable reported against this item will be equal to the rent payable reported in column 7 for items 902 to 905 of block 9.\n\nItem 352: service charges for work done by other concerns (contract, sub-contract, legal, audit, advertising and other accounting services, warehousing expenses, commission expenses, etc.): This item will include- \n- Charges payable for work done by other concerns, i.e., commissions payable to agents and payment towards contract and sub-contract services availed by the enterprise,\n- Payments which are made\/ due to be made to other concerns for work done on materials supplied to them by the reporting enterprise,\n- Charges paid to home-workers or sister concerns,\n- Charges paid to other agencies for the services of night-watchman, driver, etc.,\n- Charges paid to porters, sweepers, accountants, income\/sales tax practitioner, etc., who generally work for many enterprises in a locality. \n- When payments made by the enterprise to some individuals are recorded in this item, persons receiving these payments will not be counted as workers of the enterprise and payments received by them will not be considered as emoluments.  \n\nItem 353: travelling, freight and cartage (transport) expenses: Expenses on transportation of materials will be entered against this item. If these are already included in the value of materials consumed, these items should not be filled in separately. It may be noted that expenditure proportionate to the materials consumed during the reference period is only to be recorded. \n- The travelling expenses associated with the entrepreneurial activity will also be shown against this item. Transportation charges associated with selling of products are part of distributive expenses of an enterprise. These will not be included here.\n- Care should be taken to avoid duplication with item 317.\n\nItem 354: communication expenses (telephone, telegram, fax, postal, courier, e-mail, etc.): Expenses on communication like telephone, telegram, fax, postal, courier, e-mail, voice-mail, etc. are to be recorded here. 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receivable for hiring out rooms and halls for functions, conferences and receipts from services provided like transport \/ travel arrangements, laundry services, gym, spa, hair dressing, swimming pool, entertainment, etc.: Charges receivable for hiring out rooms, rent for conference halls, charges receivable from services like transport, travel arrangements, laundry, gym, hair dressing, swimming pool, entertainment etc. will be recorded against this item. If lodging charges include the breakfast or meal charges, the combined value may be recorded here. \n\nItem 402: Receipts from sale of prepared food, refreshment and drinks:  The receipts from sale of prepared food, refreshments and drinks will be considered against this item when they are separately charged. If the hotels and lodging places sell prepared food to outsiders, the receipts will be noted here. \n\nItems 403 and 404: Receipts from trading of purchased food, refreshment, drinks, etc. \/ receipts from catering services outside: Receipts from trading of purchased food like ice creams, pastries, patties, drinks, etc.  will be recorded against item 403. This is the receipt part of traded goods. Drinks will mean soft drinks as well as hard drinks. If the enterprise does any catering business and serves to other concerns or individuals, the receipt will be noted against item 404.\n\nItems 405 and 406: earnings from passenger traffic and earnings from goods traffic:  These two items will record the earnings from transport activity, from passenger traffic and from goods traffic, respectively. Charges received from the customers for contract\/chartered service will also be noted as earning from passenger traffic (item 405). If the same vehicle is used for passenger as well as goods transport, the total earning may be recorded against the predominant activity, if separate accounts are not maintained. Charges received by enterprises providing services incidental to transport (operation of bridges, loading \/ unloading of vessels, travel agency, maintenance of docks, etc.) will, however, be recorded in item 441 of block 4.1.\n\nItem 407: Earnings of commissions for booking agents: The earning from booking charges is to be given in this item. \n\nItems 414 and 415: Tuition fees and other fees (including transport fees, laboratory fees, examination fees, fines, library fee etc.): Tuition fees receivable from the students will be entered in item 414. Other fees such as library fee, laboratory fee, examinations fee, games fee, medical fee, bus fee, etc. will be recorded against item 415. This will not include hostel fee. Item 415 will also exclude fees collected on behalf of other authorities such as secondary board, university etc.  This will also exclude refundable deposits such as library deposit, laboratory caution money, etc. collected from students. The developmental fee realised from students will be shown against this item. Receipts from sale of books, school uniform etc. will also be shown against item 415.\n\nItem 416: donations\/ grants from individuals and institutions: Please refer to paragraph 3.0.7.\n\nItem 417: consultation fees and charges for medicines: This includes consultation fee for services rendered by doctors.  The amount receivable will be inclusive of charges of medicines, if supplied by the doctor. The medicines provided to the patients by the nursing homes may also be recorded here. \n\nItem 418: charges for operation theatre and other special procedures: This includes operation theatre charges and charges for other special procedures. \n\nItem 421: charges for ward, cabin, pathological, radiological and other diagnostic tests, diet, nursing, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, etc.: Self-explanatory.\n\nItem 422: fees for training (nurses, paraprofessionals, etc.): In this item, fee receivable for training of the nurses, para-professionals, etc. is to be recorded. Charges received by training programmes, counselling, etc. by social work organisations will also be recorded here.\n\nItem 423: Donations \/ grants from individuals and institutions: Kindly refer to paragraph 3.0.7.\n\nItem 429: total (total of item 401 to 423): Total of all the items of block 4 will be recorded here. Care may be taken, particularly at the scrutiny stage, to see that entries in constituent items are present whenever there is entry in item 429.\n\nItem 431: Receipts from sale of goods manufactured or incidental to manufacturing: If the unit is engaged in manufacturing activity then the receipts from the sale of manufactured items and goods incidental to manufacturing will be reported here for the given reference period. If the value for the sale of goods incidental to manufacturing is not available for the reference period then it should be properly apportioned for the reference period. Care should be taken to keep the consistency with the entry in item 362. \n\nItem 432: Receipts from sale of goods traded: This item will include sale value of those items which are bought for the purpose of sale without any transformation. Bottled cold drinks, ice-cream, etc. sold by restaurants is one such item.\n\nItem 433 and 434: Closing and opening stock of trading goods: In any trading, generally some goods are left in stock at any point of time. Items 433 and 434 will record the closing and opening value of such stock at purchase price. The value of stock should include the credit purchases also. It is not easy to get the stock figures for the commodities traded. As a proxy measure, capital locked up in stock may be collected. \n\nItem 435: Change in stock of trading goods: The estimates of the stock figures, for trading activities will be noted for the beginning and for the end of the reference period. The difference (item 433 - item 434) will be noted with proper sign against item 435, which will refer to the change in stock of trading goods.\nItem 439, \u2018total (item 431 + item 432 + item 435)\u2019 will generally be more than entry in item 363.\n\nItem 441: Receipts from services provided to others including commission charges: This is the main item of this block. Service provided to other concerns will mean work done for other concerns whether such services are rendered inside or outside the premises of the reporting enterprise. In rendering services, the materials for processing or repairing are generally supplied by the reporting enterprise.  In such cases, service charge should not include the material cost. Even if the payment is not yet received, the amount receivable for job done during the reference period will be recorded here. If materials are purchased for the customer, who will reimburse the amount subsequently, price of the materials will be excluded while recording the service charges. If charges received for work done are already taken care of in block 4 (e.g., cost of materials reported in block 3 and cost of materials and charges received for making the products together reported in block 4), duplication should be avoided. Service charges received in kind are to be imputed.\n\nIf this is the only item of receipt of an enterprise (like a road-side barber) care may be taken to first record the entry here, instead of recording it only in item 449 or item 451 (total receipts). These occurrences should be re-checked before despatch of the schedule.\n\nItem 442: value of own construction of building, furniture and fixtures: This is the receipt item corresponding to the item 343 in block 3.1. In addition to the expenses reported in item 343, value of own and hired labour charges will be added to arrive at the figure for this item. Non-hired labour charges may be imputed at the prevailing local market rates.\n\nItem 443:  value of consumption of goods\/ services produced or traded for own use of the owner or employees (at owner\u2019s cost): Value of goods and\/or services produced by the enterprises for sale but ultimately consumed by the entrepreneur or by the employees of the enterprise will be noted here. Any part of the finished products that were supplied to sister concerns will also be included.  Grocery items consumed in household, manufactured cloth worn by the owner, restaurants providing food to the employees are some of the items of this kind. The goods\/services provided should be evaluated at cost of producing them. However, if goods obtained free of cost are consumed, no imputation is required. Item 709 should be inclusive of this item (item 443).\n\nItem 444: Rent receivable on fixed assets (other than land and building): If a unit hires out its assets, except land and building, the receipts from these may be recorded against this item, since value added by this marginal activity will otherwise be missed. \n\nItem 445: Funding\/ donations \n\nItem 446: Govt. grants\n\nItem 447: production subsidy \/ interest subsidy\n\nItem 448: Other receipts (excluding royalty receipts on land and subsoil assets like minerals etc.):  This item will include royalties received the enterprise but excluding royalties received on land and any subsoil assets like mineral.\n\nThe valuation of trading goods sold will be done at sale price. Sale price will include excise duties and other incidental charges associated with sale. But this will be net of discount, rebate or allowances, which are given by the suppliers to the traders, or by the traders to the customers. However, the stock figures will always be at the purchase price.\n\nOther receipts will exclude all receipts to be recorded in block 5, e.g., interest and dividend receipts. Similarly, in blocks 3 and 3.1 will exclude all expenditures and appropriations to be recorded in block 5.\n\nitem 501: interest payments: An enterprise pays interest on loans contracted by it. It may also have to pay interest on default of some payment, for failing to supply some goods or services as per schedule, etc. These payments will be recorded here. In some cases, interest payment and other bank charges, like service charges for preparation of drafts, etc. are reported together. In such cases, interest component is only to be reported here. Interest paid to partners of an enterprise on capital deployed by the partners will also be reported here.\n\nitem 502: dividend payments: An enterprise pays dividend to its shareholders, on capital deployed by the shareholders. Dividend payments (including any dividend distribution tax) reported in the books of accounts will be recorded here. However, some enterprises first show its profit after tax and depreciation in the profit and loss account, and later show the dividend payments (or provisions for the same) in the balance sheet. If the profit after tax and depreciation is already recorded in any of the items 513 or 514, then this may not be duplicated here.\n\nTotal of items 501 and 502 will be equal to total interest\/dividend reported in item 1019.\n\nitem 503: rent payments on land and building: Rent payments only on land and building will be recorded here. Other rentals like rent payments on machinery, etc. will not appear here.\n\nitem 504: royalties payments on land and subsoil assets like minerals, etc.: This type of royalties payments are more prevalent in the activities of mining and quarrying. As this is not a part of intermediate consumption, this item has been separately provided here.\n\nitem505: donations, puja expenses, etc.: Please see paragraph 3.0.7.\n\nSome enterprises may have to spend some amounts on various local funds for smooth running of its activities. These will be recorded here. Expenditure on first aid, medical check-up, teacher\u2019s day, annual day celebration, etc. done by schools, etc. will not be treated as transfers as these are integral part of its operation. Those will be recorded in item 322.\n\nitem 506: loss on exchange: Some enterprises deal in foreign currencies. Due to different rates prevailing at the time of its purchase and sale\/use, the enterprises may incur certain losses. These losses will be reported here. Note that the enterprise may also gain due to holding of foreign exchange. In such cases, the gain will be reported in item 538 (and not item 506). \n\nitem 507: loss due to sale of investments (both physical and financial): An enterprise may sell fixed assets like car, computer, etc. It can also sell some financial assets like share certificates, units of mutual funds, etc. If the actual value realised by the enterprise is less than the net book value of the assets at the time of sale, then the enterprise incurs a loss on this sale. This loss will be recorded here. If the enterprise gains due to such a transaction, the gain will be reported in item 541 (and not item 507). Item 507 will be same as item 923. (for investment please see 3.0.16)\n\nitem 508: taxes on production: Please refer to paragraph 3.0.8.\n\nItems 511 to 514 and 553 are available in the books of accounts after computation of \u2018gross profit before depreciation and taxation\u2019. In some books of accounts, the distribution of \u2018gross profit before depreciation and taxation\u2019 or \u2018profit after depreciation\u2019 or \u2018profit after depreciation and taxation\u2019 is shown under the heading \u2018appropriation of profit\u2019. Items 512 to 514 are for recording the amounts shown under \u2018profit after depreciation and taxation\u2019. Some enterprises, like schools, hospitals, etc. (which are non-profit institutions) may not show any \u2018gross profit\u2019. They will show transfer of the \u2018excess of income over expenditure\u2019 to the balance sheet through some of these items. Entries related to distribution of profit or distribution of income over expenditure will not be recorded under any of the earnings recorded through items 531 to 544.\n\nItem 511: provisions for income tax: Amount booked by the enterprise for income tax payment for the year will be recorded here. \n\nItem 512: written off and provisions for bad and doubtful debts: The entries in the books of accounts against this item may carry various types of descriptions, like \u2018bad debts\u2019, \u2018provisions for bad debts\u2019, \u2018bad debts-written off\u2019 etc. All such items will be considered here. (please see paragraph 3.0.15 also)\n\nItem 513: transfer to reserve: After adjusting for the income tax, bad and doubtful debts, a part or whole of the remaining amount of profit is distributed among the owners\/shareholders. After this distribution, a part of the remaining amount is transferred to the balance sheet (on the liability side) as reserve and surplus (also written as reserve fund). In the balance sheet, the reserve fund or \u2018reserve and surplus\u2019 may already contain some value, which has arisen due to similar transactions made in earlier years. Hence, the amount added in the reserve and surplus for the reference year will be recorded in item 513. (Please see paragraph 3.0.13)\n\nItem 514: transfer to balance sheet: After making adjustments through distribution of dividends, addition in the reserve and surplus, remaining part of profit is transferred to balance sheet as a liability to the owners of the enterprise. Some enterprises may show the entire amount of profit after depreciation and taxation as \u2018transfer to balance sheet\u2019 and then show the distribution of dividends, etc. In such cases, the entire amount may be recorded in item 514 without any duplication.\n\nEntries like \u2018net profit transferred to balance sheet\u2019, \u2018excess of income over expenditure transferred to balance sheet\u2019 will be recorded in item 514 (and not in items of earnings under items 531 to 544).\n\nIn case of oral enquiry from small OAEs, it may be difficult to get direct entries against items 511 to 514. However, the enterprise may be asked the various provisions made by it. Provisions for replacement of old assets will be recorded in item 553, provisions for bad debts will be recorded in item 512. Amounts kept for expansion of business in future years or some future contingencies will be considered as transfers to reserve and lastly, amount obtained from this enterprise to run his household expenditures and savings (i.e., mixed income for OAEs) will be recorded in item 514.\n\nItem 519: total: This will be total of items 501 to 514 without any duplication.\n\nItem 521: transfer of capital expenditure: Any transfer payments made by the enterprise to govt\/institution\/other enterprise \/individual will be recorded here. Please see paragraph 3.0.14.\n\n531 to 541 appear as items of income in the profit and loss account. Items 542 to 544 also appear in the profit and loss account. However, some enterprises may show it under income, while others may show it as adjustments under appropriations of gross profit.\n\nItem 531: interest receipts: Interests received by the enterprise from fixed deposits, bank savings accounts, from suppliers due to late supply, from other enterprises on loans given to them, etc. will be recorded here.\n\nItem 532: dividend receipts: Dividends received by the enterprise for holding shares, units of mutual funds, etc. will be recorded here.\n\nItem 533: rent receipts from land and building (for NIC division 70, i.e., real estate and renting activities, this will not be recorded): As rent receipts from land and building is a part of the output of enterprises engaged in real estate and renting activities covered under NIC division 70, this will not be recorded in this item for such enterprises. For other enterprises, this item will be recorded.\n\nItem 534: royalty receipts from land and subsoil assets like minerals, etc.: This is similar to item 504.\n\nItem 535: insurance claims: As insurance claims received by the enterprise after loss due to fire, theft, etc. is not a part of its output. Such claims will be recorded here.\n\nItem 536: refund of income tax: Some refund on excess income tax payments made during earlier years will be recorded here.\n\nItem 537: donation, puja etc.: Please see paragraph 3.0.7.\n\nItem 538: gain on exchange: Similar to item 506.\n\nItem 541: income due to sale of investments (both fixed and financial assets): Similar to item 507. It will equal item 922.\n\nItem 542: excess provision written back: Excess provisions made during earlier years for the doubtful debts are written back in the current year. Such adjustments made while computing the appropriations will be recorded here.\n\nItem 543: transfer from reserves: Current losses are made good by transferring some amount from the reserve and surplus fund kept with the enterprise. If such transfers are made, it will be recorded here. (please see paragraph 3.0.13)\n\nItem 544: balance brought forward from last account: This entry is another way of making adjustments in book profit\/loss. If it appears in the profit and loss account, it will be recorded, as it does not pertain to current year.\n\nItem 549: total: This is total of items 531 to 544. These incomes of the non-financial enterprises either do not form a part of its output, or do not arise as a part of its activity in the current year. \n\nItem 551 and 552: transfer of capital receipts from govt. \/ others: Govt. grants given for the purpose of capital formation (eg. building fund or buying some expensive equipment for laboratory) would come under item 551 whereas capital transfer from any other national\/international institution, individual or enterprise will come under item 552. (please see 3.0.14 also)\n\nItem 553: provisions for depreciation: Entire provisions made for depreciation will be recorded here. Please see 3.5.14.3 for instructions on oral enquiry with respect to this item.\n\nItem 601: interest payments: Interest payments made by the enterprise to its depositors as also interest payments on loans contracted by it will be recorded here. Interest paid to partners of a financial enterprise on capital deployed by the partners (which often appear as \u2018interest to partners\u2019, \u2018interest a\/c of partners\u2019, etc.) will not be reported here. \n\nSuppose an enterprise deducted Rs.1000 as tax on a total interest payment of Rs.10000, i.e., it actually paid Rs.9000 to the persons and deposited the remaining Rs.1000 to government account, then the entire amount of Rs.10000 will be reported in item 601. The tax amount of Rs.1000 will not be added in either of the items 607 or 622.\n\nItem 602: rent payments (excluding land and building): Rent payments on  land and building will not be recorded here. Other rentals like rent payments on machinery, etc. will appear here.\n\nItem 603: commission and brokerage: Commissions\/ brokerages paid to agents selling the financial instruments will be recorded here. Note that these agents will not be counted as workers of the enterprise. If the enterprise pays some amount to its workers for similar services, these will be a part of compensation to the workers and will not be reported here. Commission and brokerage will include items like \u2018National Stock Exchange (NSE)\/ Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) transaction charges\u2019, \u2018funds placement charges\u2019, \u2018NSDL charges\u2019, \u2018commission and procurement charges\u2019, \u2018NSE\/BSE listing fees\u2019, etc.\n\nItem 604: bank charges: Charges paid to banks for making drafts, etc. will be recorded here.\n\nItem 605: DEMAT charges: For transaction of shares there is a special type of account called DEMAT account. Charges to be paid for getting service through this account are DEMAT charges. This item may be copied from balance sheet. For oral enquiry this item may be ignored unless the informant give it without any pretext.\n\nItem 606: repair and maintenance (building, transport equipment, office equipment, etc.): All minor repair and maintenance expenses will be reported here. This item is equivalent to items 344 to 348 of block 3.1. \n\nItem 607: taxes on products: Please see paragraph 3.0.8.\n\nItem 608: insurance: Insurance premiums given by the enterprise will be reported here.\n\nItem 611: advertisement: Expenses on advertisement will be reported here. \n\nMany companies (e.g., mutual funds) incur a huge expenditure while issuing new shares or bonds to public on advertisement, etc. Instead of accounting for the entire expenditure on this account, the companies are allowed to adjust these expenses over a few years (generally five years). This is often written under a heading \u2018amortisation of expenses\u2019 in the profit and loss account. For such expenses (e.g., debt issue expenses, commercial paper issue expenses, syndicated loan issue expenses, etc.), it may not be possible to get bifurcated figures on advertisement, service charges, etc. Then the entire \u2018amortisation expenses\u2019 may be recorded against one of the items 611 or 612 based on major head of books of a\/c under which this expenditure was incurred.\n\nItem 612: service charge for work done by other concerns: This is similar to item 352 of block 3.1. Service charges will include \u2018rating fees\u2019, \u2018leasing and paying agent\u2019s fees\u2019, \u2018process agency fees\u2019, \u2018sitting fees\u2019, etc.\n\nItem 613: others: All other items of intermediate consumption, like expenses on electricity, communication like telephone, fax, VSAT charges, travelling, printing, stationary, etc. will be recorded here. 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