Wednesday 12 August 2020

Time for Train transit charges, Ship Transit Charges and Air Transit charges in line with Toll charges

Time for Train transit charges and Air Transit charges in line with Toll charges

Is it time to introduce toll charges in line with Road Toll Charges to cover தொடர் வண்டி or புகை வண்டி or இரயில் vandi, train, to cover Air Services like ஹெலிகாப்டர், Helicopter, Aircrafts, Ship's to ensure that the conflicts can be avoided and the safety of these services are ensured by the concerned State Governments, Districts Governments, And Republic or Federal Government concerned.?

The toll charges would be a bill of material invoice that lists the charges as per the route and the Toll Stations or State or district boundaries or village boundaries covered the split up of charge to be paid or paid to district's, village, states and to republic or Federal Government. The charges shall be immediately deposited to the Respective accounts at the completion of every journey. 

This ensures that the village Panchayats, District Municipal corporations, States Treasurer accounts and the Republic Government or Federal Government Treasurer account is deposited the relevant toll or travel charges to the Respective account.

The charges could be Rs. 1 per km, or mile or nautical miles or air mile and so on the split up ratio could just be equal distribution of the boundaries covered in the transit.

The charges can be recovered from the passengers who travel in a given journey.

Let's say a train with 1000 passengers covers a distance of 1000 KMs crossing 100 village boundaries, then the cost distribution would be 1000/1000=rs. 1. That would simply mean each of the village Panchayats covered in the transit would be paid Rs. 1 or the actual distance in KMs covered in a given Geographical Boundaries or admistrative Boundaries as per sharing ratio defined based on a formula. 

The same logic can be applied for Ships, road transport, Air Traffics as well.

Similarly, the cloud infrastructures invoice would be bill of material that lists the boundaries (village Panchayats, districts corporations, State treasurer account, republic or Federal Government Treasurer account) crossed in completing of a service request and the payment is created immediately after completion of each request.  A SIMILAR STRATEGY CAN BE ADOPTED FOR DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS AND IT'S INVOICE.  The payment of the transit charges could be periodical or at the completion of every service paid immediately or as per the billing cycle or as per tax mandate.  The immediate payment of the transit charges to the Respective accounts ensures accounting Transparency. 

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