The government accounting system largely depends upon the volume of financial transactions and rules and provisions of the government.
Wasil Banki Sresta Pranali was a simple statement based on single entry system, which was used to record revenues and expenditures of government offices.
In the process of historical development of government accounting system in Nepal, Syaha Sresta Pranali was introduced by Kharidar Gunwanta in 1936 B.S.
Syaha was the primary record of financial transactions like journal voucher. It was used as the first step Syaha Sresta Pranali to record the incomes and expenditures of government offices.
Awarje was familiar to the ledger.
Dhapot was a final statement, which was used to report revenues and expenses in summary form to present the real position of the public fund on a given date.
When the number of financial transactions of the government offices became voluminous, Syaha Sresta Pranali became unable to fulfill the requirement.