Sub-head definition
Sub-head. - means a unit of account next subordinate to a Minor Head which normally denotes the scheme or organisation under that Minor Head or programme.
Sub-head means a head subordinate to a Minor Head. A programme may consist of a number of schemes or activities, and these shall generally correspond to a sub- head below a Minor Head under which such programme, activity or scheme has been listed.
Sub-head and “Unit” respectively means a Sub-Head or unit expenditure referred to in sub-rule (2) of the rule 6.
More Definitions of Sub-head
Sub-head means in connection with estimates and accounts of works, one of the sub- divisions according to items of work, e.g., excavation, brick work, concrete, wood work, etc., into which the expenditure on a work or a sub-work of a large work is divided in order to facilitate accounting and financial control.
Sub-head means a head subordinate to Minor Head. A programme may consist of a number of schemes or activities and these shall generally correspond to sub-head below the minor heads represented by the programme.
Sub-head means a head subordinate to Minor Head. “Primary Unit” means a division below a Sub-Head.
Sub-head means a head subordinate to a Head of Account indicating a series of activities within a program.
Sub-head means a head sub ordinate to a head of account indicating a series of activity within a programme.
Sub-head means a department or programme under a head of revenue and expenditure appropriated by the National Assembly;
Sub-head means a sub-head of expenditure specified in the Estimates;