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Tally.ERP9 Introduction
Tally Version
4. These groups are created as we create a new company. These groups cannot be
deleted.
5. Out of 28 groups 15 are Parent/ Primary groups and rest of 13 groups are called
Secondary/ Sub group. These 13 groups belongs to the above 15 groups.
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F11 Keys :
We Can Enable Any Account Books
Interest amount
Multiple Godwons
Manufacturing
Payroll
VAT TAX
TDS TAX
Etc…
F12 keys :
We can enable option in working screen In purchase sales etc…
In payment & receipt
Enable single entry mode [Yes] (it remove the Dr, Cr)
Display current balance amount
In purchase sales
Use Default for bill allocations [No ]
Tally.erp9 Basic Settings
Gateway of tally Ctrl+alt+Rselect the company which one not open press yes then no
now close the tally application then we can open and use tally application and any company
also
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Manual Accounting
Journal Entries
Ledger
Balance Sheet
Accounting in Tally
Collecting the Transaction
Journal Entries
Ledger
Trial Balance (TB)
Profit & Loss A/c (P&L)
Balance Sheet
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Eg:
Fixed Assets:
Land, Building, Furniture, machineries, etc.,
Current Assets:
Bank, Cash, Petty Cash, Stock
a. What comes in debit.
b. What goes out credit.
Incomes :
Capital, sales, commission received, discount received, etc.,
a. All Expenses & Losses are Debit.
b. All Incomes & Gains are credit.
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LEDGERS GROUPS
Bank Bank Accounts
Capital Capital Account
Krishna Capital Capital Account
Krishna Drawings Capital Account
Any Customer Sundry Debtor
Any Supplier Sundry Creditor
Cash Purchase Purchase Accounts
Credit Purchase Purchase Accounts
Purchase Return Purchase Accounts
Cash Sales Sales Accounts
Credit Sales Sales Accounts
Sales Return Sales Accounts
Petty Cash Cash in hand
Bills Receivable Current Assets
Bills Payable Current Liabilities
Carriage Inwards Direct Expenses
Cartage Direct Expenses
Fuel Direct Expenses
Power Direct Expenses
Wages Direct Expenses
Excise Duty Duties & Taxes
Income Tax Duties & Taxes
Sales Tax Duties & Taxes
TNGST Duties & Taxes
Furniture Fixed Asset
Land & Building Fixed Asset
Machines Fixed Asset
Bank Charges Indirect Expenses
Bonus Indirect Expenses
Carriage Outwards Indirect Expenses
Commission Paid Indirect Expenses
Conveyance Indirect Expenses
Depreciation Indirect Expenses
Discount Given Indirect Expenses
Electrical Expenses Indirect Expenses
Electricity Charges Indirect Expenses
General Expenses Indirect Expenses
Insurance Premium Indirect Expenses
Office Expenses Indirect Expenses
Postage Indirect Expenses
Printing Indirect Expenses
Rent Indirect Expenses
Salaries Indirect Expenses
Staff Welfare Indirect Expenses
Stationery Indirect Expenses
Telephone Charges Indirect Expenses
Bank Interest Indirect Incomes
Commission Received Indirect Incomes
Discount Received Indirect Incomes
Loan on Mortgage Loans & Advances (Asset)
Loan Loans (Liability)
Loose Tools Misc. Expenses (ASSET)
Stock Stock in hand
S.NO NAME OF LEDGER UNDER
1) Capital Capital Account
2) INDIA BANK Bank Account
3) Credit Purchase Purchase Account
4) Cash Purchase Purchase Account
5) Credit Sales Sales Account
6) Cash Sales Sales account
7) IT ZOON Sundry Creditors
8) Island Computer Sundry Debtors
9) Cash Discount Indirect Expenses
10) Petty Cash Cash -In –Hand
11) Salary Indirect Expenses
12) Telephone Charges Indirect Expenses
13) Electricity Charges Indirect Expenses
14) Rent Indirect Expenses
15) Furniture Indirect Expenses
16) Conveyance Indirect Expenses
17) Postage Indirect Expenses
18) Staff Welfare Indirect Expenses
19) Wages Direct Expenses
20) Depreciate Indirect Expenses
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PURCHASE: F9 key
1-4-2013 credit purchase from IT ZOON Bill no:123
SALES: F8 key
1-5-20012 credit sales to island computer Bill NO: 101
Cash Discount -5
Payment F5 key PAGE 7
1-6-2012
Paid cheque INDIAN Bank to IT ZOON 300000 Rs
Received F6 key
1-6-2012
Received cheque INDIAN Bank From island computer
400000 Rs
DISPLAY REPORT :
Profit & loss
Gateway of tally profit & loss press alt+F1
IT ZOON info
Gateway of tally account books ledger select IT ZOON
Group Creation
Groups are accounting or we can say that Groups are collection of ledgers, which are same in their
characteristics. You have to define the group whenever you will create a Ledger so that it can be identified
that balance of the particular ledger is to be transferred where. For example: If we create the ledger in the
name of ABC Tally cannot identify itself that whether this A/c is Exp. / Inco me/ Asset/ Liability. It can be
1) Income
2) Expenditure
3) Assets
4) Liabilities
Depending upon the nature of business or as per our conveniences we can create as many new gro ups
Accounts Info → Groups → Multi Groups→Alter →Name of Group (All Items) - 28 GROUP
Direct Income (Income Direct): -
This Group holds Ledger Accounts for Income considered for computation of Gross Profit. Professionals
may place Ledger Accounts like Professional Service Charges or Servicing Charges under this group.
Normally, all non-major revenues like receipts on account of Rent, Interest Commission, Dividend etc
should be placed here. Ledger Accounts placed under this group are excluded for computation of Gross Profit but are considered for
Place all ledger Accounts of Direct Expenses considered for computing Gross Profit/Loss, Example:
All expenses considered for computation of Net Profit/Loss only (and not considered for computation of
Cash-in-hand:-
Tally creates Cash Ledger Account (Cash -in-hand) and places under this group. You may create more Cash
accounts (e.g., Petty cash, Cash -at-Branch, Cash-in-Transit etc) and place under this group.
Place all Loans & Advances of non-trading nature given (Advances to Suppliers should be debited to the
respective Supplier Ledger Account). Examples are: Advances against Salary, Loans to Employees, and Advances to Fixed Assets
Suppliers etc.
Backup:-
Backup means keeping a copy of data at another place for safety. You may take backup on the Floppy Disk, CD or Hard disk,
Pendrive.
Destination : Here give the full path at which location you want
Restore literally means ‘to bring back’. Similar to backing up of data, Tally allows restoring of data from any medium into a ny other
storage medium.
Destination : Here the full path at which location you want to restore your data
Source : Give the full path at which location backup files has been stored.
After selection of requires companies select end of li st and accept the screen.
Alteration:-
To alter the profile of the company select at Gate way of Tally –Alt+F3
Select company (if more than one company selected). Make necessary changes you required accept data directory, as it will be
Deletion:-
Gateway of Tally → Alt+F3→Alter
At company Alteration Screen Press Alt+ D to delete the company it will ask for the confirmation are you Press Y to delete the
company.
Memo Voucher
This is a non- accounting voucher and the entries made using it will not affect your accounts. That is, Tally does not post these
4. This is another non-accounting voucher. Howev er, it differs from the Memo Voucher in that it is not a separate voucher type.
If a transaction has not been completed, you may not want it to affect the accounts. But you want to record it
(e.g., a payment voucher or a receipt voucher) as ‘Optional’. Press {Ctrl}+ {L} or click on the button. This button toggles with
‘Regular’. By marking it ‘Optional’ the voucher does not get posted anywhere but remains in the Register.
Post-Dated Voucher
5. Tally will not update the ledgers until the date in question. This is most useful for entering transactions that take place o n a
regular basis. For example, if you pay for something by installments, you can set -up the payments in advance, and Tally will
only enter them in the ledgers as they fall due. Mark vouchers ‘Post Dated’ by {Ctrl}+{T} or click on the button. The button
Reversing Journals
6. Reversing journal are special journals that are automatically reversed after a specified date. They exist only till that date and
are effective only when called for in r eports like the Balance Sheet. .
Conventional Voucher: - Conv entional Voucher are used to record all accounting transactions. These
vouchers directly affect to your final accounts.
Splits occur in sets of two periods. Hence, start with the latest. For example assuming that data from 1 -9-2009 to 31-08-
2010 for a company and you want to split them First, select the begin ning of the latest financial year.
On confirming the activity, two new companies will be created one with data from 1 -4-2009 to 31-03-2010, and the other