Volume 2
Volume 2
Volume 2
Volume - II
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Preface :
Accounting is the recording of financial transactions plus storing, sorting, retrieving, summarizing, and presenting
the information in various reports and analyses. Accounting also entails providing a company's management with
the information it needs to keep the business financially healthy. Tally acts as an 'integrated enterprise solution',
enabling the new age business to simplify their day-to-day business dealings and have real time access to
information which will facilitate strategic decision-making.
In Volume-II, you will learn advanced accounting and the functions of inventory plays in trading and
manufacturing organisations. Also it contains transactions involving purchase and sale of goods, accounts
receivable and accounts payable as well as closing entries and stock valuation at the end of the year for
organisations. This volume also acquaint about the advanced features like GST, Bill wise details, Price List, Forex
gain or Loss, bill of material, stock valuation etc.
Completion of Volume-I and Volume-II will impart the knowledge of Account Executive Course.
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Contents
1.1 Introduction………………………………………………………….................................................... 6
3.1 Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………….. 26
4.1 Introduction……………………………………………...................................................................... 28
5.1 Introduction……………………………………………...................................................................... 30
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6.1 Introduction……………………………………………...................................................................... 33
7.1 Introduction……………………………………………...................................................................... 52
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The details of all the sales and purchase transactions made with the debtors and creditors have
to be maintained at the invoice level. In order to maintain these details, Tally.ERP 9 provides a
feature called Bill-wise details.
The Bill-wise details must be set to Yes for all the ledgers created under the groups Sundry
Debtors and Sundry Creditors. When bill-wise details option is set to Yes, Tally.ERP 9
prompts you to enter any of the following methods of adjustments:
New Ref - This is selected for new financial transactions. In Simple to Create a
reference of bill.
Advance - This is selected when you receive or pay money in advance. Typically, when
a bill is raised, part of the bill is adjusted against the advance (using Agst Ref) and the
balance amount is carried as New Ref while making the sale or purchase entry.
Against Ref - This is selected to set-off payments against the previously entered New
Ref. In Simple to close the earlier reference.
On Account - This is used when you do not possess the details about the bills against
which the money should be adjusted. However, you can set off these bills on a later date
against the relevant bill references, if required by selecting Against ref.
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April : Example 2
On 05-04-2017 received 15 Nos of HP Laser Jet 2200 Printers from Power Line Computers
at Rs. 8000. Bill Number PLC-02/1718
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1.3.2 Advance
April : Example 4
On 14-4-2017, The Company received advance from Aishwarya Electronics of Rs. 80,000 by
cheque.
Setup :
1. Create ICICI Bank Ledger Under Bank Accounts
2. In Receipt Configuration : User Single Entry mode for payment/receipt/contra vouchers?
To Yes
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April : Example 6
On 17-4-2017, The Company paid to Power Line Computers Rs. 95,000 by by cheque.
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1.3.4 Adjustment of Advance with Against Reference and Creation of New Reference
April : Example 7
On 18-04-2017 sold 10 Nos of HP Laser Jet 2200 Printers to Aishwarya Electronics at Rs.
9500. Bill Number RE/02/1718 (Advance received Adv-01/1718 adjusted)
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1.3.5 Reports
1.3.5.1 Bill-wise outstanding Report
This report displays the party-wise details of all the bills during a specified period. Bill-Party wise
outstandings report can be viewed from Bills Receivables, Bills Payables and Group Outstandings reports.
Bills Receivable :
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statements of accounts > Outstandings > Receivables
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The bill-party wise receivables report appears with the applied ageing method.
Bills Payable :
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statements of accounts > Outstandings > Payables
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2.1. Introduction
A Price List refers to a list of items maintained by an organisation along with their price
details. Price Lists are maintained in various structures for different types of buyers
(customers), viz., wholesalers, dealers, retailers, etc. In case of bulk sales, discounts can also be
given to the buyers. Tally.ERP 9 permits you to create any number of price lists, based on the
Stock Group and Stock Category to match the structure you need.
2.1.1 Create a company Mumbai Traders Accounts with Inventory as shown below
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Specify the price details as it appears in the Price List screen as shown :
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The explanation of the fields appearing in the Price List is given below:
Under Group – The screen displays the name of the selected Stock Group
(Components) whose stock items are being displayed.
Price Level – Tally.ERP 9 displays a pop-up list displaying the price levels defined in
the F11: Features (Inventory Features).
Applicable From – The date from which the defined Price List is applicable.
Quantities – Here you can define the quantity range of the items as per your
requirements.
Rate – The Rate for the item based on the quantity range given.
Discount % (if any) – You can define a discount percentage in the Price List which will
be taken automatically in the sales invoice.
Historical Details – Tally.ERP 9 provides the historical details of the sale rate and
discount percentage of any previously created Price Lists.
Cost price – Tally.ERP 9 displays the cost price of the item calculated based on the
stock valuation method given in the item master.
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3.1. Introduction
There are situations when you have to invoice the customer for a particular quantity but
actually supply a different quantity. Using this option, you can specify different actual and
billed quantities in the same invoice. The Actual quantity updates the stock balances and Billed
quantities affect the books of accounts. This feature is widely used to record supply of free
items.
Illustration 1: On 01-04-2017, received a purchase invoice from Milton Pvt Ltd Company for
the following item :
Name of Item Actual Qty Billed Qty Rate (in
Thermo Steel 750 ML Bottle 100 Nos 100 Nos Rs.)
300
Thermo Steel 750 ML Bottle 20 Nos Free
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Create purchase Invoice Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounting Vouchers > F9: Purchase
Select the party as Milton Pvt Ltd Company
Select Thermo Steel 750 ML Bottle and enter the details as per the above table
The completed Purchase Voucher appears as shown below
The Actual Quantity updates stock and inventory books, whereas the billed quantity is reflected
in the financial books of accounts.
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4.1. Introduction
The process of listing the items that make up another item is termed as the Bill of Materials
(BoM). The purpose of creating a bill of material is to enable the consumption of the materials
in the ratio specified, when the product is manufactured. Tally.ERP 9 allows us to use a
Manufacturing Journal to enter the goods manufactured with the bill of materials.
A BoM can be created at the time of manufacturing/ assembling the item. You may specify a
BoM at the time of creating a stock item or altering its master.
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Go to Gateway of Tally > Inventory Info > Stock Items > Create
Set the option Set Component (BoM) to Yes in F12 Configuration
Specify the Name as BOM-1 and enter the Unit of manufacture as 1
In the Item details section, select 1 unit of these items
The Bill of Material component screen appears as shown :
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5.1. Introduction
The cost of inventories is made up of the purchase price of the stock items and all other
recurring and or non-recurring expenses incurred during the process of acquiring these items.
The costing methods determines how you handle the costs associated with the buying of the
same items at different purchase prices over a given period.
Tally.ERP 9 provides various stock valuation methods to evaluate the stock position of a
company. The Stock Valuation / Costing Methods available in Tally.ERP 9 are:
At Zero Cost : When this costing method is used, both inventory and the cost of goods
sold are assumed to be at zero cost. This method is generally suggested for non-
stockable items
Avg. Cost : When this costing method is used, both inventory and the cost of goods
sold are based upon the average cost of all items received in stock
FIFO (First-in First Out) : When this costing method is used, the cost of goods sold is
based upon the cost of material bought earliest in the period, while the cost of inventory
is based upon the cost of material bought later in the year. This method helps in
valuation of inventory close to current replacement cost
FIFO Perpetual : FIFO is based on the periodic inventory system i.e., the ending
inventory is counted and costs are assigned only at the end of the period. Whereas in
perpetual system, a running count of goods on hand is maintained at all time. Both
FIFO periodic and FIFO perpetual method produce the same financial statements
because in both cases, the opening inventory and earliest purchases are charged to cost
of goods sold. As compared to FIFO periodic, FIFO perpetual method results in highest
gross profit
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Last Purchase Cost : When this costing method is used, both inventory and the cost of
goods sold are based upon the latest purchase price of items received in stock
LIFO Annual : When this costing method is used, the cost of goods sold is based upon
the cost of material purchased towards the end of the period, while the cost of inventory
is valued on the basis of the cost of materials bought earlier in the year. i.e., It is
assumed that the material which is acquired last is issued first. This method results in
costs that closely approximate current costs
LIFO Perpetual : LIFO can also be applied on a perpetual basis. But, the results are
similar as the periodic LIFO approach because in periodic LIFO the purchases made
towards end of the period are charged to cost of goods sold at the end of the period
whereas in perpetual system, the latest purchases are charged constantly. As compared
to periodic LIFO, LIFO perpetual method results in lowest gross profit
Monthly Avg. Cost : When this costing method is used, both inventory and the cost of
goods sold are based upon the monthly average cost of all items received in stock
Std. Cost : When this costing method is used, both inventory and the cost of goods sold
are based on the standard fixed cost assigned to the items
There are various ways to determine the value of your inventory and each type of valuation has
its own benefits. Many small businesses use Average price as the default valuation type.
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In Tally.ERP 9,
The Costing Method is set as Avg. Cost by default.
The Market Valuation Method is set as Average Price by default.
The valuation of Closing Stock is done based on the Costing / Stock Valuation
Methods and is not based on the Market Valuation Methods.
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Interest is a legitimate return on money invested and chargeable in the business world on loans
and also on delayed payments. Interest can be calculated on the basis of simple interest or compound
interest. In Tally.ERP 9 you can calculate interest in two ways :
Simple Mode
Advanced Mode
6.3. Exercise
Set Up :
Create a company “Naresh Consultancy” Accounts only company as shown below
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Setup :
Set Activate Interest Calculation to Yes in F11: Features (Accounting Features).
Do NOT activate use advanced parameters (under Interest Calculations), accept the
changes and return to the Gateway of Tally.
April : Example 1
On 1-04-2017, Naresh Consultancy raise bill of Rs. 50,000 on RE Enterprises against Bill
No. NC-01/1718. Interest will be chargeable @ 10% from date of invoice.
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Make sure your are using Account Voucher format (Ctrl + V : As Invoice)
Sales Invoice Configuration : Use defaults for bill allocation to “No”
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5. In Bill-Wise Details select New Ref, bydefault bill name as NC-01/1718 will come.
Press Enter to accept
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April : Example 2
On 3-04-2017, Naresh Consultancy raise bill of Rs. 80,000 on RE Enterprises against Bill
No. NC-02/1718. Interest will be chargeable @ 10% from date of invoice.
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The advanced parameters are particularly useful where interest rates change from time to time.
Setup :
In the F11: Features (Accounting Features) Set Use Advanced Parameters to Yes
Accept the settings and return to the Gateway of Tally.
April : Example 3
On 10-04-2017, Naresh Consultancy raise bill of Rs. 1,00,000 on Supreme Enterprises
against Bill No. NC-03/1718. Interest is chargeable @ 10% from date of invoicing till 20-04-
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2017and @ 15% after 20-04-2017. Compute Interest using 365-Day Year Interest Style and
Calculate From Date Specified During Entry.
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Setup :
Go to F11: Features (Accounting Features) : Enable Use Debit and credit notes to
Yes
Create Ledger Interest received under indirect income – active interest calculation –
No
Create Ledger HDFC Bank under Bank Accounts – active interest calculation – No
Create class for Debit Notes Voucher Type, Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounts Info.
> Voucher Types > Alter > Debit Note
Tab down to Name of Class field and type Simple Interest
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April : Example 4
On 30-04-2017, Naresh Consultancy received full amount from RE Enterprises with interest.
Pass the necessary interest entry in debit note voucher before receipt entry.
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Make an entry for Interest Plus Invoice amount in receipt voucher (Single Entry Mode)
Note : In Receipt Configuration : Set Use single entry mode for payment/receipt/contra
vouchers to Yes
1. Press F2 to Change Voucher Date. Type 30.4.2017
2. In Account field Select HDFC Bank ledger and Press Enter
3. In Particulars, select RE Enterprises Ledger and type the amount 1,30,989.04/- Press
Enter.
4. In Bill-Wise Details select Agst Ref as below
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April : Example 5
On 30-04-2017, Naresh Consultancy received full amount from Supreme Enterprises with
interest. Pass the necessary interest entry in debit note voucher before receipt entry.
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In Credit field select the ledger as Interest received and Press Enter
Skip the narration.
The resultant screen display as shown.
Make an entry for Interest Plus Invoice amount in receipt voucher (Single Entry Mode)
1. Press F2 to Change Voucher Date. Type 30.4.2017
2. In Account field Select HDFC Bank ledger and Press Enter
3. In Particulars, select Supreme Enterprises Ledger and type the amount 1,00,685/-
Press Enter.
4. In Bill-Wise Details select Agst Ref one by one
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5. Press Enter and the Voucher screen appear. Skip the narration.
6. The resultant screen display as shown.
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A cost centre is a unit of an organisation to which transactions can be allocated. Cost Centres are
units to which costs or expenses are allocated and Profit Centres are units to which incomes are
allocated. Tally.ERP 9's cost centres allow a dimensional analysis of financial information. Tally.ERP 9
gives you the cost centre break-up of each transaction as well as details of transactions for each cost
centre.
Cost Categories have been introduced specially for project oriented organisations as they require
allocation of resources to parallel sets of cost centres. For example, the project is to construct an airport.
The airport is the cost centre. For this project certain expenses are incurred by the project head. A
simultaneous allocation of the amount has to be made for both the project and the project head. This
requirement can be achieved using Tally.ERP 9's Cost Category feature. Any number of parallel
allocations can be done as per requirements.
Let us make some entries to understand Cost Centre and Cost Category
7.3 Create a company “R & D Builders” Accounts only company as shown below
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Allocate Revenue Items: Enable this option to allocate all sales, purchase, expenses
and income related transactions to cost centres and cost categories.
Allocate Non-Revenue Items: Enable this option to allocate capital items to cost
centres. This helps in monitoring the capital expenditure incurred on cost centres and
measuring them against the revenue earned.
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Make sure your are using Account Voucher format (Ctrl + V : As Voucher)
Purchase Invoice Configuration : Use defaults for bill allocation to “No”
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6. The cursor moves to the Cost Category field, select Projects and Assignments (Cost
Category) > Vashi Sector 5 Project - 1,00,000, Mankhurd Project - 1,00,000 and
Kurla Projects – 1,50,000 respectively.
7. Press Enter and the Voucher screen appear. Skip the narration.
8. The resultant screen display as shown.
Make sure your are using Account Voucher format (Ctrl + V : As Voucher)
Purchase Invoice Configuration : Use defaults for bill allocation to “No”
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7. Press Enter and the Voucher screen appear. Skip the narration.
8. The resultant screen display as shown.
April : Example 3
On 29-04-2017, Monthly Miscellaneous Expense paid by cash for each projects as follows
Vashi Sector 5 Mankhurd Project Kurla Projects
Project
Staff and Welfare 15000 10000 20000
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Alter the Cash Ledger and give opening balance as Rs. 3,00,000 Dr.
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5. In Particulars, select Second ledger as Wages Ledger and type the amount 1,20,000/-
Press Enter.
6. The cursor moves to the Cost Category field, select Projects and Assignments (Cost
Category) > Vashi Sector 5 Project - 40,000, Mankhurd Project - 35,000 and Kurla
Projects – 45,000 respectively
7. In Particulars, select third ledger as Sundry Exp Ledger and type the amount 17,000/-
Press Enter.
8. The cursor moves to the Cost Category field, select Projects and Assignments (Cost
Category) > Vashi Sector 5 Project - 5,000, Mankhurd Project - 5,000 and Kurla
Projects – 7,000 respectively
9. In Particulars, select fourth ledger as Conveyance Ledger and type the amount 27,400/-
Press Enter.
10. The cursor moves to the Cost Category field, select Projects and Assignments (Cost
Category) > Vashi Sector 5 Project - 9,200, Mankhurd Project - 6,700 and Kurla
Projects – 11,500 respectively and Press Enter
11. Select another Cost Category as Salesmen (Cost Category) > Santosh - 13,500 and
Sunil -13,900 respectively and Press Enter
9. Press Enter and the Voucher screen appear. Skip the narration.
10. The resultant screen display as shown.
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May : Example 1
On 01-05-2017, Vashi Sector 5 Project was completed and sold to Neelkanth Association for
Rs. 7.,20,000. 2% Commission paid to our salesmen for sales Bill No. RD/01/17-18.
Commission share by Santosh and Sunil by 60 : 40.
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Make sure your are using Account Voucher format (Ctrl + V : As Voucher)
Sales Invoice Configuration : Use defaults for bill allocation to “No”
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7.3.5 Applying Cost Centres to Ledger Accounts with Cost Centre Class.
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May : Example 2
On 02-05-2017, Mankhurd Project was completed and sold to R & N Builders for Rs.
6,30,000. 2% Commission paid to our salesmen for sales Bill No. RD/02/17-18. Commission
share by Santosh and Sunil by 60 : 40.
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May : Example 3
On 03-05-2017, Kurla Project was completed and sold to Raheja Builders for Rs. 8,10,000.
3% Commission paid to our salesmen for sales Bill No. RD/03/17-18. Commission share by
Santosh and Sunil by 60 : 40.
3. In Dr field Select Party Account Name as Raheja Builders and type the amount
8,10,000/-
4. In Bill-Wise Details select New Ref, type bill name as RD/03/17-18
5. In Dr field, select Sale of Projects Ledger and type the amount 8,10,000/-Press Enter.
6. The cursor moves to the Cost Category field, select Projects and Assignments (Cost
Category) > Kurla Project - 8,10,000
7. Press Enter and the Voucher screen appear. Skip the narration.
8. The resultant screen display as shown.
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Cost Category Summary displays the information on all cost categories to which you have
allocated the voucher transactions.
1. Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statements of Accounts > Cost
Centres > Category Summary.
Cost centre Break-up shows the ledger accounts that are used in vouchers, the cost centre they
were allocated to, their total transaction values and the balance. If you consider only the
revenue accounts, the Cost Centre break-up becomes the Profit or Loss statement of activities
for the cost centre, and hence a powerful performance statement.
To access the Cost Centre Break-up screen
1. Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statements of Accounts > Cost Centres > Cost
Center Break-up
2. Select a cost centre, e.g. Kurla Project
3. Click F1: Detailed to see the ledgers.
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This provides you with another view of a cost centre report. It enables you to analyse the
distribution of a ledger account across different cost centres.
If you want to know the Conveyance Expenses incurred by different cost centres, you need to
view the Ledger wise break up of cost centres.
1. Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statement of Accounts > Cost Centres > Ledger
Break-up
2. Select a ledger account, say for example, conveyance. The Ledger Break-up screen is
displayed as shown below:
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The Group break-up of cost centre gives you another view of a cost centre report by enabling
you to analyse the distribution of a group (of ledger accounts) across different cost centres.
This report helps to display the breakup of Indirect Expenses under each cost centre.
1. Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statements of Accounts > Cost Centres > Group
Break -up
2. Select a group account, say for example, Indirect Expenses. The Group Break-up
screen is displayed as shown below:
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The Tally Vault feature is an enhanced security system which allows for encryption of the
company data. TallyVault ensures that the original information is under no circumstances made
available to another user. It also uses the non-stored password mechanism. This is done by using
highly advanced mechanisms to validate a new user who does not have a prior knowledge of the
original password
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Do not forget your TallyVault password because the data once lost cannot be retrieved.
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Tally.ERP 9 allows you to create multiple levels of security as per requirements and
authorize users with individual passwords and rights to access specific functionality only.
The user with an Administrator level password is authorised for full access to all features
and set access controls for other users.
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The password is case sensitive. Any variation in the case will not allow you to login to Tally.ERP 9.
You can configure the password settings from the Password Policy Menu. The Password Policy menu
allows you to define and specify the password strength settings (i.e.,Minimum No. of Alphabets, Numerals
and special characters) along with Password Expiry and other option setups.
To define security levels, press Enter on Types of Security. The screen is as shown:
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Go to Gateway of Tally > Press Alt+F3 and view the Company Info. Menu > Security Control >
Type of Security > Select Data Entry and Press Enter.
Please do the changes as follows
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A Security level called Data Entry uses the basic facilities of the Data Entry. To set
up a user name and password for this level, press Enter on Users and Passwords in
the Security Control Menu.
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Go to Gateway of Tally > F3: Company Info. > Security Control > Select Users and
Passwords
Create the users as follows
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Entry 2 : April
03.04.2017, Conveyance paid Rs. 1500 by cash
Pass the entry in payment voucher as follows
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Entry 3 : April
05.04.2017, Staff and Welfare expense paid Rs. 3000 by cash
Pass the entry in payment voucher as follows
Entry 4 : April
10.04.2017, Consultancy fees received of Rs. 10000 in cash
Pass the entry in receipt voucher as follows
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Note : You can check the log in of Director (user name : ragvan and password rag123) to see
his allow and disallow options.
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The Audit Statistics based on Voucher Types is displayed as shown, where the Entered and
Altered voucher's count are displayed in columnar format.
Click on F12: Configure and enter Yes to Show Entered/Altered By The Tally Audit
listing now includes the user's name as shown :
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Lesson Objectives
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The following example shows you how to record transactions in Tally for Accounts with
inventory company.
King Technologies Pvt Ltd company formed by family members and their friends who have
sound knowledge about computer and it industry. Each of them contributed to the share capital
and formed above company. The company, got incorporation certificate on 01/07/2017, and
having main office at 71-B, Shrama Safallya Bldg., N.G. Acharya Marg, Chembur East,
Mumbai – 400071 (Maharashtra) to manufacture / assemble computers. All the promoters
were on the board of the company.
It was decided that they would maintain their accounts on Tally.ERP 9. The transactions
recorded for King Technologies Pvt Ltd are elaborated in the following illustration.
Business transactions often involve a number of legal, tax and regulatory aspects. For
example, under the Income Tax Act, payments and receipts above specified limits have
to be made by cheque.
Therefore, In this example we have kept in mind and recorded payment and receipt
entries as per Income Tax limits.
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Enabling GST
Go to Gateway of Tally > F11: Features > F3: Statutory & Taxation
1. Set Enable Goods and Service Tax (GST) to Yes.
2. Enable Set/Alter GST Details to Yes to display the GST Details screen.
3. The State selected in the Company Creation screen is displayed automatically. Select
the state as Maharashtra from the List of States if the state is not selected in the
Company Creation screen.
4. Select the Types of Dealer as Regular.
5. Type GSTIN/UIN as 27AACFN4968Q1ZF (27 is a State code of Maharashtra)
6. Applicable from : 01/07/2017
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You can activate a GST classification in order to record the tax rate and other details for
a category of goods attracting a specific GST rate. When this classification is used in
relevant masters and transactions, the details of the goods or services will be
automatically captured.
You can activate common GST rate for all the stock items from above screen
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JULY 2017
July : Example : 1
On 1-7-2017, The directors of the company brought in Rs.30,00,000 (3,00,000 equity shares
at Rs.10 each) in the form of equity share capital. The company has a bank account with
ICICI Bank.
As per accounting conventions
The journal entry for the above transaction is as follows.
ICICI Bank A/c Dr.- Rs.30,00,000.
To Equity Share Capital Cr.- Rs.30,00,000.
July : Example : 2
On 3-7-2017, Preliminary expenses of Rs. 1,00,000, incurred by the promoters, were
reimbursed to them by issuing a cheque.
As per Company policy, preliminary expenses are charged to Profit & Loss Account
over a period of 5 years, i.e. 20% for each year.
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July : Example : 3
On 5-7-2017, The company rented a godown and paid a security deposit of Rs.2,00,000 by
cheque
As per accounting conventions
The journal entry for the above transaction is as follows.
Security Deposit (Godown) Dr. - Rs.2,00,000.
To ICICI Bank Cr. - Rs.2,00,000.
July : Example : 4
On 7-7-2017, The company applied for two telephone connections. A security deposit of
Rs.10,000 was paid for the same by cheque.
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July : Example : 5
On 10-7-2017, The Company purchased the following assets by cheque.
Asset Cost Rate of Depreciation
Computers (2 nos for Office use) 60,000 60%
Furniture and Fixture 1,00,000 15%
Electrical Fittings 30,000 10%
Motor Vehicle (2 wheeler) 80,000 15%
July : Example : 6
On 12-7-2017, The company withdrew Rs.50,000 from the bank for office use, of which
Rs.30,000 was given advanced to the petty cashier.
As per Tally conventions
i. Create Petty Cash ledger (under Cash-in-hand).
ii. Make an entry of the transaction in a Contra Voucher.
Credit Particulars: ICICI Bank - Rs. 50,000
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July : Example : 7
On 15-7-2017, The company purchased raw materials on 90 days credit from Mahalaxmi
Computers Mumbai and stored them in Chembur Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST 18% Value
Processor (i3) 80 6000 4,80,000 86,400 5,66,400
Processor (i5) 80 7000 5,60,000 1,00,800 6,60,800
Monitor 100 8000 8,00,000 1,44,000 9,44,000
Mother board 80 5000 4,00,000 72,000 4,72,000
Hard Disk 80 4000 3,20,000 57,600 3,77,600
Keyboard 100 200 20,000 3,600 23,600
Mouse 100 150 15,000 2,700 17,700
Total 30,62,100
Both the parties are of same state i.e. Maharashtra (Intra state transaction) so State GST
(SGST) and Central GST (CGST) will be equally application on goods. If party is out of
Maharashtra then only Integrated GST (IGST) will be charged.
On Computer Parts 18% GST will be applicable
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2. Purchases @ 18 %
Under: Purchase Accounts
Inventory values are affected: Yes
Is GST Applicable: Applicable
Set/Alter GST Details : Yes
o Nature of Transaction : Not Applicable
o Taxability : Taxable
o Integrated Tax : 18%
o Cess : 0%
Type of Supply : Goods
Accept the rest of the field as default values
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3. SGST
Under : Duties & Taxes
Type of Duty/Tax: GST
Tax Type : State Tax
Accept the rest of the field as default values
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We can create common SGST ledger SGST for all Tax Rate e.g. 5%, 12%, 18% and
28%
We can use rounding method “Normal Rounding” and rounding limit 1, GST will not
come in decimal, it will round off nearer to 1
4. CGST
Under : Duties & Taxes
Type of Duty/Tax: GST
Tax Type : Central Tax
Accept the rest of the field as default values
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In F11: Features - inventory Features (F2), set Maintain Multiple Godowns to Yes.
In F12: Configuration, set Allow ADVANCED entries in Masters to Yes under Inventory
Masters.
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We can define common GST rates for all stock items of particular stock group by
defining GST rates at Stock group Level
In F11: Features - Inventory Features (F2), set Maintain Stock Categories to Yes.
iv. Create Stock Category : Processor, i3 Processor and i5 Processor I
Go to Gateway of Tally > Inventory Info > Stock Categories > Single Stock Category >
Create
Name: Processor
Under: Primary
Press Enter to accept the screen
vi. Create Stock Items : Processor (i3), Processor (i5), Monitor, Mother board, Hard
Disk, Keyboard and Mouse .
Go to Gateway of Tally > Inventory Info > Stock ltems > Single Stock Item > Create
1. Processor (i3)
Under : Raw Materials
Category : i3 processor
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Units: Nos
GST Applicable: Yes
Set/Alter GST Details : Yes
Press F12:Configuration : Allow HSN/SAC details to Yes
o HSN/SAC : 84733099
o Calculation Type : On Value
o Taxability : Taxable
o Integrated Tax : 18%
o Cess : 0%
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2. Processor (i5)
Under : Raw Materials
Category: i5 processor
Units: Nos
HSN/SAC : 84733099
Integrated Tax : 18%
3. Monitor
Under: Raw Materials
Category: Not Applicable
Units: Nos
HSN/SAC : 85285100
Integrated Tax : 18%
4. Motherboard
Under: Raw Materials
Category: Not Applicable
Units: Nos
HSN/SAC : 84733020
Integrated Tax : 18%
5. Hard Disk
Under: Raw Materials
Category: Not Applicable
Units: Nos
HSN/SAC : 84717020
Integrated Tax : 18%
6. Keyboard
Under: Raw Materials
Category: Not Applicable
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Units: Nos
HSN/SAC : 84719000
Integrated Tax : 18%
7. Mouse
Under: Raw Materials
Category: Not Applicable
Units: Nos
HSN/SAC : 84719000
Integrated Tax : 18%
vii. Make an entry of the transaction in a Purchase Voucher (Item Invoice Mode) .
1. Press F2 to Change Voucher Date. Type 15.7.2017
2. Supplier Invoice No. : Mah/02-1718
3. Party Account Name: Mahalaxmi Computers
4. Name of Item: Select Processor (i3) from the list of Items.
5. The Item Allocations screen for Processor (i3) displays. Ensure that the Item Alloca-
tions for: Processor (i3) is as shown.
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You can press Alt + A (Tax Analysis) in Voucher creation screen to see the details of
tax on each stock items.
July : Example : 8
On 22-7-2017, The company purchased raw material on 25 days credit from Shree
Computers (Mumbai) and stored them in Chembur Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST 18% Value
Processor (i3) 20 6000 1,20,000 21,600 1,41,600
Processor (i5) 20 7000 1,40,000 25,200 1,65,200
Mother board 20 5000 1,00,000 18,000 1,18,000
Hard Disk 20 4000 80,000 14,400 94,400
Total 5,19,200
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July : Example : 9
On 28-7-2017, The following items were transferred from Chembur Godown to Govandi
Godown.
Item Quantity
Processor (i3) 50
Processor (i5) 50
Monitor 50
Mother board 50
Hard Disk 50
Keyboard 50
Mouse 50
1. Enter the items according to the entries in the Source (Consumption) column.
Select
Name of Item: Processor (i3)
Godown: Chembur Godown
Quantity. 50
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2. Similarly, enter the rest of the items in the same manner in the Source (Consumption)
column.
In the Destination (Production) column
Item from the List of Items: Processor (i3)
Godown: Govandi Godown
Quantity. 50
Rate: 6000/ Nos
Amount: 3,00,000 (Automatically calculated and displayed).
Enter the rest of the items in the same manner in the Destination (Production) column.
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Figure 9.14 Detailed Trial Balance - July 1, 2017 to July 31, 2017
1. You can drill-down from a group for further details of that particular group also.
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AUGUST 2017
August : Example : 1
On 2-8-2017, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for July 2017
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for July 2017 - Rs.12,000 (for 15 days)
Rent Expenses - Rs. 15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance : Rs. 1,200
Printing and Stationery - Rs.3,700
Staff and Welfare : Rs.2,300
Miscellaneous Exp : Rs. 500
i. Create ledger Salary to Staff , Rent Expenses, Printing & Stationery, Conveyance,
Staff & Welfare and Miscellaneous Exp (under indirect Expenses and GST : Not
applicable).
Entry : II
Debit : Conveyance - Rs. 1,200
Debit : Printing & Stationery - Rs.3,700
Debit : Staff and Welfare - Rs.2,300
Debit : Miscellaneous Exp - Rs. 500
Credit: Petty Cash - Rs.7,700.
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August : Example : 2
On 5-8-2017,Company issued a bearer cheque for Rs.30,000 to Petty Cashier for daily
expenses.
August : Example : 3
On 7-8-2017, The company purchased Fax Machines from Prime Traders(Pune) on 30 days
credit and stored them in Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST 28% Value
Fax Machines 10 12,000 1,20,000 33,600 1,53,600
2. Purchases @ 28 %
Under: Purchase Accounts
Inventory values are affected: Yes
Is GST Applicable: Yes
Set/Alter GST Details : Yes
o Nature of Transaction : Not Applicable
o Taxability : Taxable
o Integrated Tax : 28%
o Cess : 0%
Type of Supply : Goods
Accept the rest of the field as default values
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August : Example : 3
On 10-8-2017, Company assembled 30 computers with i3 configuration using the peripherals
listed in the below table and stored the same in the Mankhurd Godown. Wages of Rs.30,000
and Overheads (including power) of Rs.6,000 (Overheads are arrived at Rs.200 per
computer) were incurred.
The wages were paid by cheque.
Name of the peripheral Quantity
Processor (i3) 1 Nos
Monitor 1 Nos
Mother board 1 Nos
Hard Disk 1 Nos
Keyboard 1 Nos
Mouse 1 Nos
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o Taxability : Taxable
o Integrated Tax : 18%
o Cess : 0%
Type of Supply : Goods
Accept the rest of the field as default values
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Quantity – 30
Batch Name - Select New Number -Type Batch - 01
The peripherals are automatically displayed in the component list.
Type of Additional Cost
Wages: 30,000 (in the Amount column).
Overheads: 6,000 (in the Amount column).
August : Example : 4
On 15-8-2017, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.4,250 and Rs. 9,870 respectively by cheque for July 2017.
i. Create ledger Telephone Exp. and Electricity Charges (under Indirect Expenses, Is
GST Applicable : Not Applicable).
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August : Example : 5
On 21-8-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) and Fax Machines to Raj laxmi Computers
(Pune) on credit of 15 days from Mankhurd Godown.
i. Create Ledgers – Raj Laxmi Computers, Sales @ 18% and Sales @ 28 as explained
below.
1. Raj Laxmi Computers
Under : Sundry Debtors
Maintain Balances bill-by-bill: Yes
Address : Chakan, Pune, Maharashtra 410501.
Set/Alter GST Details : Yes
o Registration Type : Regular
o Is a e-commerce operator : No
o Party Type : Not Applicable
o GSTIN/UIN : 27AADPH0537Q1ZI
Accept the rest of the field as default values
2. Sales @ 18%
Under: Sales Accounts
Inventory values are affected: Yes
Is GST Applicable: Applicable
Set/Alter GST Details : Yes
o Nature of Transaction : Not Applicable
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o Taxability : Taxable
o Integrated Tax : 18%
o Cess : 0%
Type of Supply : Goods
Accept the rest of the field as default values
3. Sales @ 28%
Under: Sales Accounts
Inventory values are affected: Yes
Is GST Applicable: Applicable
Set/Alter GST Details : Yes
o Nature of Transaction : Not Applicable
o Taxability : Taxable
o Integrated Tax : 28%
o Cess : 0%
Type of Supply : Goods
Accept the rest of the field as default values
9. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
10. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
11. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Raj Laxmi Computers screen
12. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Raj Laxmi Computers are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Amount Dr/Cr
Ref
New Ref KT/01-1718 Credit
15 DaysDays 3,27,750 Cr
August : Example : 6
On 25-8-2017, The Company paid to Mahalaxmi Computers Rs. 15,31,050 half payment by
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August : Example : 7
On 26-8-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) and Fax Machines to Shree Technology on
credit of 15 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i3) 15 28,500 4,27,500 18%
Fax Machines 5 15,500 77,500 28%
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9. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
10. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
11. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Shree Technology screen
12. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Shree Technology are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref
New Ref KT/02-1718 Days 15 Days 6,03,650 Dr
13. Press Enter to Save the Voucher
The resultant screen displays as shown.
August : Example : 8
On 28-8-2017, Company assembled 15 computers with i5 configuration using the peripherals
listed in the below table from Govandi Godown and stored the same in the Mankhurd
Godown. Wages of Rs.15,000 and Overheads (including power) of Rs.3,000 (Overheads are
arrived at Rs.200 per computer) were incurred.
The wages were paid by cheque.
Name of the peripheral Godown Quantity
Processor (i5) Govandi Godown 1 Nos
Monitor Govandi Godown 1 Nos
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SEPTEMBER 2017
September : Example : 1
On 2-9-2017, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for August 2017
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for August 2017 - Rs.24,000
Rent Expenses - Rs. 15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses : Rs. 1,500
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs.4,000
Staff and Welfare : Rs.1,800
Miscellaneous Exp : Rs. 700
i. Make two separate entries of above transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Entry : I
Debit: Salary to Staff - Rs. 24,000.
Debit: Rent Expenses - Rs.15,000.
Credit: ICICI Bank - Rs.39,000.
Entry : II
Debit : Conveyance - Rs. 1,500
Debit : Printing & Stationery - Rs. 4,000
Debit : Staff and Welfare - Rs.1,800
Debit : Miscellaneous Exp - Rs. 700
Credit: Petty Cash - Rs.8,000.
September : Example : 2
On 04-9-2017, The Company received cheque from Raj Laxmi Computers for Rs. 3,68,800/-
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September: Example : 3
On 9-9-2017, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.3,800 and Rs. 11,250 respectively by cheque for August 2017.
September : Example : 4
On 11-9-2017, The Company received cheque from Shree Technology of Rs. 6,03,650/-
September: Example : 5
On 13-9-2017, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Silver Trek
Computers (Nagpur) on credit of 15 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i5) 10 29,500 2,95,000 18%
Fax Machines 3 15,500 46,500 28%
September : Example : 6
On 15-9-2017, The Company paid Rs. 1,53,600 by cheque to Prime Traders.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Debit : Prime Traders – Rs. 1,53,600 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“PT/08-1718”)
Credit : ICICI Bank – Rs. Rs. 1,53,600
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September : Example : 7
On 18-9-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 4,07,620 from Silver Trek Computers.
September : Example : 8
On 20-9-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) to Raj Electronics on credit of 30 days from
Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i3) 5 29,000 1,45,000 18%
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5. Press Enter to accept the Item Allocations for: Computer (i3) screen.
6. Press Enter to view the Accounting Details for: Computer (i3) screen.
7. Ensure that Accounting Details for: Computer (i3) are as shown.
Particulars Amount
Sales @ 18% 1,45,000
8. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
9. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
10. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Raj Electronics screen
11. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Raj Electronics are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref
New Ref KT/04-1718 Days
30 Days 1,71,100 Dr
12. Press Enter to Save the Voucher
September : Example : 9
On 22-9-2017, The Company paid remaining amount Rs. 15,31,050 by cheque to Mahalaxmi
Computers.
September : Example : 10
On 25-9-2017, The following items were transferred from Chembur Godown to Govandi
Godown.
Item Quantity
Processor (i3) 50
Processor (i5) 50
Monitor 50
Mother board 50
Hard Disk 50
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Keyboard 50
Mouse 50
i. Create a Stock Journal Voucher Class
Go to Gateway of Tally > Inventory Info > Voucher Type > Alter > Stock Journal
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September : Example : 11
On 27-9-2017, Company assembled 30 computers with i3 configuration and 25 computers
with i5 and stored the same in the Mankhurd Godown.
Wages
Computer i3 : Rs.30,000
Computer i5 : Rs.25,000
Overheads
Computer i3 : Rs.6,000
Computer i5 : Rs.5,000
September : Example : 12
On 29-9-2017, The Company received Rs 1,71,100 cheque from Raj Electronics.
September : Example : 13
On 30-9-2017, The company purchased Fax Machines from Prime Traders on 90 days credit
and stored them in Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST 28% Value
Fax Machines 30 12,000 3,60,000 1.00,800 4,60,800
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Purchase Voucher (Item Invoice Mode) .
1. Party Account Name: Prime Traders
2. Name of Item: Select Fax Machines from the List of Items.
3. The Item Allocations for: Fax Machines screen displays.
4. Ensure that Item Allocations for: Fax Machines are as shown.
Godown Quantity Rate Amount
Mankhurd Godown 30 12000 3,60,000
5. Press Enter to accept the Item Allocations for: Fax Machines screen.
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6. Press Enter to view the Accounting Details for: Fax Machines screen.
7. Ensure that Accounting Details for: Fax Machines are as shown.
Particulars Amount
Purchases @ 18% 3,60,000
8. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
9. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
10. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Prime Traders screen
11. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Prime Traders are as shown
Type of Ref Name Due Date or Amount Dr/Cr
New Ref PT/13-1718 Credit
90 DaysDays 4,60,800 Cr
12. Press Enter and Accept the Screen
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OCTOBER 2017
October : Example : 1
On 01-10-2017, Half yearly Interest received from ICICI Bank Rs. 11,200.
October : Example : 2
On 2-10-2017, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for September 2017
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for August 2017 - Rs.24,000
Rent Expenses - Rs. 15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses - Rs. 1,800
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs.4,500
Staff and Welfare - Rs.2,100
Miscellaneous Exp - Rs. 500
i. Make two separate entries of above transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Entry : I
Debit: Salary to Staff - Rs. 24,000.
Debit: Rent Expenses - Rs. 15,000.
Credit: ICICI Bank - Rs. 39,000.
Entry : II
Debit : Conveyance - Rs. 1,800
Debit : Printing & Stationery - Rs.4,500
Debit : Staff and Welfare - Rs.2,100
Debit : Miscellaneous Exp : Rs. 500
Credit: Petty Cash - Rs. 8,900.
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October : Example : 3
On 05-10-2017, The company purchased raw material on 90 days credit from Shree
Computers and stored them in Chembur Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST 18 % Value
Processor (i3) 30 6000 1,80,000 32,400 2,12,400
Processor (i5) 15 7000 1,05,000 18,900 1,23,900
Mother board 50 5000 2,50,000 45,000 2,95,000
Hard Disk 50 4000 2,00,000 36,000 2,36,000
Monitor 50 8000 4,00,000 72,000 4,72,000
Keyboard 50 200 10,000 1,800 11,800
Mouse 50 150 7,500 1,350 8,850
Total 13,59,950
October : Example : 4
On 08-10-2017, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.4,200 and Rs. 9,100 respectively by cheque for September 2017.
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October : Example : 5
On 10-10-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) and Fax Machines to Raj Laxmi
Computers on credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i3) 15 30,500 4,57,500 18%
Fax Machines 10 16,500 1,65,000 28%
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October : Example : 6
On 12-10-2017, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Silver Trek
Computers on credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i5) 10 34,500 3,45,000 18%
Fax Machines 5 16,500 82,500 28%
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October : Example : 7
On 16-10-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 7,51,050 from Raj Laxmi Computers.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Receipt Voucher.
Credit : Raj Laxmi Computers - Rs. 7,51,050 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“KT/05-1718”)
Debit : ICICI Bank - Rs. 7,51,050
October: Example : 8
On 18-10-2017, The Company paid Rs. 5,19,200 by cheque to Shree Computers.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Debit : Shree Computers – Rs.5,19,200 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“Shree/04-1718”)
Credit : ICICI Bank – Rs. 5,19,200
October : Example : 9
On 20-10-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 5,12,700 from Silver Trek Computers.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Receipt Voucher.
Credit : Silver Trek Computers - Rs. 5,12,700 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst
Ref “KT/06-1718”)
Debit : ICICI Bank - Rs. 5,12,700
October : Example : 10
On 23-10-2017, The Company paid Rs. 4,60,800 by cheque to Prime Traders.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Debit : Prime Traders – Rs. 4,60,800 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“PT/13-1718”)
Credit : ICICI Bank – Rs. 4,60,800
October : Example : 11
On 25-10-2017, The company withdrew Rs.30,000 from the bank for office use, Rs.40,000
was given advanced to the petty cashier.
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October : Example : 12
On 27-10-2017, The company purchased raw material on 90 days credit from Mahalaxmi
Computers and stored them in Chembur Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST 18% Value
Processor (i3) 20 6200 1,24,000 22,320 1,46,320
Processor (i5) 20 7100 1,42,000 25,560 1,67,560
Monitor 20 8200 1,64,000 29,520 1,93,520
Mother board 20 5300 1,06,000 19,080 1,25,080
Hard Disk 20 4500 90,000 16,200 1,06,200
Keyboard 20 250 5,000 900 5,900
Mouse 20 180 3,600 648 4,248
Total 7,48,828
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October : Example : 13
On 28-10-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) and Fax Machines to Shree Technology
on credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i3) 10 31,000 3,10,000 18%
Fax Machines 5 16,500 82,500 28%
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October : Example : 14
On 30-10-2017, The statement received from ICICI Bank, shows that the bank has charged
Rs. 500 for cheque book charges.
October : Example : 15
On 31-10-2017, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Ghata Electronics
on credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i5) 10 35,000 3,50,000 18%
Fax Machines 5 16,500 82,500 28%
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NOVEMBER 2017
November : Example : 1
On 1-11-2017, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for October 2017
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for October 2017 - Rs. 24,000
Rent Expenses - Rs.15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses - Rs. 3,200
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs. 2,900
Staff and Welfare - Rs.1,700
Miscellaneous Exp : Rs. 800
November: Example : 2
On 03-11-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 4,71,400 from Shree Technology.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Receipt Voucher.
Credit : Shree Technology - Rs. 4,71,400 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“KT/07-1718”)
Debit : ICICI Bank - Rs. 4,71,400
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November: Example : 3
On 04-11-2017, The following items were transferred from Chembur Godown to Govandi
Godown.
Item Quantity
Monitor 60
Mother board 60
Hard Disk 60
Keyboard 60
Mouse 60
November : Example : 4
On 6-11-2017, Company assembled 30 computers with i3 configuration and 30 computers
with i5 and stored the same in the Mankhurd Godown.
Wages
Computer i3 : Rs.30,000
Computer i5 : Rs.30,000
Overheads
Computer i3 : Rs. 6,000
Computer i5 : Rs. 6,000
The wages will be paid by cheque.
i. Make entry in a Manufacturing Journal.
Go to Gateway of Tally > Inventory Vouchers > Alt + F7 : Manufacturing Journal
Name of the Product - Computer (i3)
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November : Example : 5
On 9-11-2017, The Company received Rs 5,18,600 cheque from Ghata Electronics.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Receipt Voucher.
Credit : Ghata Electronics - Rs. 5,18,600 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“KT/08-1718”)
Debit : ICICI Bank - Rs. 5,18,600
November : Example : 6
On 13-11-2017, The company purchased Fax Machines from Lucky Electronics on 90 days
credit and stored them in Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST 28% Value
Fax Machines 25 11,900 2,97,500 83,300 3,80,800
o GSTIN/UIN : 27ACFPP8015P1Z1
Accept the rest of the field as default values
ii. Make an entry of the transaction in a Purchase Voucher (Item Invoice Mode) .
1. Party Account Name: Lucky Electronics
2. Name of Item: Select Fax Machines from the List of Items.
3. The Item Allocations for: Fax Machines screen displays.
4. Ensure that Item Allocations for: Fax Machines are as shown.
Godown Quantity Rate Amount
Mankhurd Godown 25 11900 2,97,500
5. Press Enter to accept the Item Allocations for: Fax Machines screen.
6. Press Enter to view the Accounting Details for: Fax Machines screen.
7. Ensure that Accounting Details for: Fax Machines are as shown.
Particulars Amount
Purchases @ 28% 2,97,500
8. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
9. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
10. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Lucky Electronics screen
11. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Lucky Electronics are as shown
Type of Ref Name Due Date or Amount Dr/Cr
New Ref LE/19-1718 Credit
90 DaysDays 3,80,800 Cr
13. Press Enter and Accept the Screen
November : Example : 7
On 15-11-2017, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.4,800 and Rs.12,200 respectively by cheque for October 2017.
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November : Example : 8
On 17-11-2017, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Kajal Enterprises on
credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i5) 15 35,000 5,25,000 18%
Fax Machines 5 17,000 85,000 28%
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9. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
10. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
11. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Kajal Enterprises screen
12. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Kajal Enterprises are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref Days
New Ref KT/09-1718 30 Days 7,28,300 Dr
13. Press Enter to Save the Voucher
November: Example : 9
On 20-11-2017, The Company paid to Shree Computers Rs. 13,59,950 by cheque.
November: Example : 10
On 22-11-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) and Fax Machines to Sony Enterprises on
credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value VAT
Computer (i3) 15 31,100 5,25,000 5%
Fax Machines 5 17,000 85,000 12.5%
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November : Example : 11
On 24-11-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 7,28,300 from Kajal Enterprises.
November : Example : 12
On 25-11-2017, The company decides to have a price list named Price List - 1 for the
following items.
Note: Create a Price List with effective date as on 26-11-2017.
Items Qty Rate Discount
from To
Computer (i3) 35000 10%
Computer (i5) 42000 10%
Fax Machines 0 5 17500
5 16800
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November : Example : 13
On 27-11-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 6,59,270 from Sony Enterprises.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Receipt Voucher.
Credit : Sony Enterprises - Rs.6,59,270 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“KT/10-1718”)
Debit : ICICI Bank - Rs.6,59,270
November : Example : 14
On 28-11-2017, The Company paid cheque of Rs. 7,48,828 to Mahalaxmi Computers.
November : Example : 15
On 29-11-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) and Fax Machines to Good Luck
Computers on credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown. Sales was made as per Price List 1
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9. Similarly, enter the details of stock items Fax Machines as per the transaction
details. And Select Sales @ 28% ledger for Fax Machine
10. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated
11. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
12. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Good Luck Computers screen
13. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Good Luck Computers are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref
New Ref KT/11-1718 Days
30 Days 7,08,078 Dr
14. Press Enter to Save the Voucher
November : Example : 16
On 30-11-2017, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Krishna Academy
on credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown. Sales was made as per Price List - 1
Item Quantity Rate Discount Value GST
Computer (i5) 20 42,000 10% 7,56,000 18%
Fax Machines 4 17,500 70,000 28%
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November : Example : 17
On 30-11-2017, The company purchased raw material on 90 days credit from Mahalaxmi
Computers and stored them in Chembur Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Monitor 25 8300 2,07,500 18%
Mother board 25 5400 1,35,000 18%
Hard Disk 25 4500 1,12,500 18%
Keyboard 25 260 6,500 18%
Mouse 25 190 4,750 18%
Total 4,66,250
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DECEMBER 2017
December : Example : 1
On 1-12-2017, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for November 2017
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for November 2017 - Rs. 24,000
Rent Expenses - Rs.15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses - Rs.1,900
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs.4,200
Staff and Welfare - Rs. 2,700
Miscellaneous Exp - Rs.300
December : Example : 2
On 4-12-2017, Good Luck Computers returned the following items, out of sales made on 29-
11-2017, as they were excess of their requirement.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i3) 2 31500 63000 18%
Fax Machines 2 16800 33600 28%
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In F11: Features – Accounting Features (F1), Set Use Debit/Credit Notes, Record
Credit Notes in Invoice mode and Record Debit Notes in Invoice mode to Yes
ii. Make an entry of the transaction in a Credit Note Voucher (Item Invoice Format).
Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounting Vouchers > F8 : Credit Note (Ctrl + F8)
1. Press F2 to change voucher date. Type 04-12-2017
2. Click the As Invoice button
3. Click the Item Invoice button
4. Party Account Name: Good Luck Computers
5. Price Level : Not Applicable
6. Ensure the Name of Item screen are as given:
Name of the Item Godown Batch Quantity Rate Amount
Computer (i3) Mankhurd Batch 03 2 31,500 63,000
Fax Machines Godown
Mankhurd - 2 16800 33600
7. Godown
Ensure that the entries in Accounting details screen as given.
Name of the Item Particulars Amount
Computer (i3) Sales @ 18% 63,000
Fax Machines Sales @ 28% 33600
8. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated
9. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
10. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Good Luck Computers screen
11. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Good Luck Computers are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref Days
AgstRef KT/11-1718 30 Days 1,17,348 Cr
12. The resultant screen displays as shown.
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December : Example : 3
On 06-12-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 5,90,730 from Good Luck Computers.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Receipt Voucher.
Credit : Good Luck Computers - Rs.5,90,730 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref
“KT/11-1718”)
Debit : ICICI Bank - Rs. 5,90,730
December : Example : 4
On 08-12-2017, The Company paid cheque of Rs. 3,30,688 to Lucky Electronics and received
discount of Rs. 5800/-.
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December : Example : 5
On 11-12-2017, The Company received cheque of Rs. 9,76,680 from Krishna Academy as
final settlement.
December : Example : 6
On 13-12-2017, The following items were transferred from Chembur Godown to Govandi
Godown.
Item Quantity
Processor (i3) 30
Processor (i5) 30
Monitor 30
Mother board 30
Hard Disk 30
Keyboard 30
Mouse 30
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December : Example : 7
On 15-12-2017, Company assembled 15 computers with i3 configuration and 15 computers
with i5 and stored the same in the Mankhurd Godown.
Wages
Computer i3 : Rs.15,000
Computer i5 : Rs.15,000
Overheads
Computer i3 : Rs.3,000
Computer i5 : Rs.3,000
The wages will be paid by cheque.
December : Example : 8
On 16-12-2017, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.3,900 and Rs. 11,200 respectively by cheque for November 2017.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Debit: Telephone Exp - Rs. 3,900.
Debit: Electricity Charges - Rs.11,200.
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December : Example : 9
On 20-12-2017, The Company sold Computer (i3) to Cool Computers, Gujrat on credit of 45
days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i3) 7 32,000 2,24,000 18%
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5. Press Enter to accept the Item Allocations for: Computer (i3) screen.
6. Press Enter to view the Accounting Details for: Computer (i3) screen.
7. Ensure that Accounting Details for: Computer (i3) are as shown.
Particulars Amount
Sales CST 18% 2,24,000
8. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger IGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated
9. Press Enter to view the Bill-wise Details for: Cool Computers screen
10. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Cool Computers are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref Days
New Ref KT/13-1718 45 Days 2,64,320 Dr
11. The resultant screen displays as shown.
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November : Example : 10
On 25-12-2017, The company purchased raw material on 90 days credit from Mohamaddi
Traders, Bangalore and stored them in Chembur Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value CST
Monitor 30 8200 2,46,000 5%
Mother board 30 5300 1,59,000 5%
Hard Disk 30 4400 1,32,000 5%
Keyboard 30 250 7,500 5%
Mouse 30 180 5,400 5%
Total 5,49,900
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JANUARY 2018
January : Example : 1
On 2-01-2018, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for December 2017
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for December 2017 - Rs. 24,000
Rent Expenses - Rs.15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses - Rs. 1,200
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs. 2,700
Staff and Welfare : Rs.1,800
Miscellaneous Exp : Rs. 200
January : Example : 2
On 03-01-2018, The cash given to Petty Cashier for daily expenses Rs. 10,000
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January : Example : 3
On 05-01-2018, The Company received cheque of Rs. 2,64,320 from Cool Computers.
January : Example : 4
On 08-01-2018, The Company sold Computer (i3) to Spice Electronics, Rajasthan on credit
of 45 days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value IGST
Computer (i3) 15 32,500 4,87,500 18%
5. Press Enter to accept the Item Allocations for: Computer (i3) screen.
6. Press Enter to view the Accounting Details for: Computer (i3) screen.
7. Ensure that Accounting Details for: Computer (i3) are as shown.
Particulars Amount
Sales CST 18% 4,87,500
8. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger IGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated
9. Press Enter to view the Bill-wise Details for: Spice Electronics screen
10. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Spice Electronics are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Amount Dr/Cr
Ref Ref
New KT/14-1718 Credit
45 DaysDays 5,75,250 Dr
11. Press Enter to Save the Voucher
January : Example : 5
On 10-01-2018, The Company paid cheque of Rs. 5,50,175 to Mahalaxmi Computers.
January : Example : 6
On 13-01-2018, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Krishna Academy
on credit of 30 days from Mankhurd Godown. Sales was made as per Price List - 1
Item Quantity Rate Discount Value GST
Computer (i5) 15 42,000 10% 5,67,000 18%
Fax Machines 5 16,800 84,000 28%
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January : Example : 7
On 15-01-2018, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.4,700 and Rs.10,800 respectively by cheque for December 2017.
January : Example : 8
On 19-01-2018, The company purchased raw material on 90 days credit from Raj Traders
and stored them in Chembur Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
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ii. Make an entry of the transaction in a Purchase Voucher (Item Invoice Mode) .
1. Press F2 to Change Voucher Date. Type 19.1.2018
2. Supplier Invoice No. : RT/78-1718
3. Party Account Name: Raj Traders
4. Name of Item: Select the stock items as per transactions
5. Select the Accounting Details : Purchases @ 18%
6. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
7. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed.
8. Press Enter thrice to view Bill-Wise Details for: Raj Traders.
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref Days
New Ref RT/78-1718 90 Days 6,60,210 Cr
9. Press Y or Enter to Accept the voucher
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January : Example : 9
On 22-01-2018, The following items were transferred from Chembur Godown to Govandi
Godown.
Item Quantity
Processor (i3) 15
Monitor 60
Mother board 60
Hard Disk 60
Keyboard 60
Mouse 60
January : Example : 10
On 24-01-2018, Company assembled 20 computers with i3 configuration and 40 computers
with i5 and stored the same in the Mankhurd Godown.
Wages
Computer i3 : Rs. 20,000
Computer i5 : Rs. 40,000
Overheads
Computer i3 : Rs. 4,000
Computer i5 : Rs. 8,000
The wages will be paid by cheque.
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January : Example : 11
On 27-01-2018, The Company placed Purchase order for following items to Kalyani
Traders, Purchase Order No. : PO/001, and will store in Chembur Godown
Item Quantity
Processor (i3) 10
Processor (i5) 20
Monitor 20
Mother board 20
Hard Disk 20
Keyboard 20
Mouse 20
To enable Purchase Order Voucher, set Enable Purchase Order Processing to Yes
in F11: Features (F2: Inventory Features) and Set Enable zero-valued transactions
to Yes in F11 Features (F1: Accounting Features).
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January : Example : 12
On 31-01-2018, The Company received a Sales order for 15 Computer (i5) Configuration
from Eagal Enterprises, to be delivered from Mankhurd Godown on 10/02/2018 at Rs.
37,800 Each. Sales Order No. : EE/SO-001
To enable Sales Order Voucher, set Enable Sales Order Processing to Yes in F11:
Features (F2: Inventory Features)
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o GSTIN/UIN : 27CTKPK8675E1Z5
Accept the rest of the field as default values
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FEBRUARY 2018
February : Example : 1
On 02-02-2018, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for January 2018
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for January 2018 – Rs. 24,000
Rent Expenses - Rs. 15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses - Rs. 1,900
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs. 3,400
Staff and Welfare - Rs. 2,300
Miscellaneous Exp - Rs. 600
February : Example : 2
On 03-02-2018, The Company received goods from Kalyani Traders against order no.
PO/001, as per receipt note no. RN/21.
Item Quantity
Processor (i3) 10
Processor (i5) 20
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Monitor 20
Mother board 20
Hard Disk 20
Keyboard 20
Mouse 20
To enable Receipt Notes, set Use Tracking Numbers (enables Delivery and Receipt
Notes) to Yes in the F11: Features (F2: Inventory Features).
In Receipt Note Voucher, In F12 Configuration, set Enable Supplementary Details to
Yes
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February : Example : 3
On 05-02-2018, The Company received NEFT of Rs. 5,75,250 from Spice Electronics.
February : Example : 4
On 07-02-2018, The Company paid cheque of Rs. 6,48,882 to Mohamaddi Traders.
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February : Example : 5
On 10-02-2018, The Company delivered to Eagal Enterprises towards Sales Order No.
EE/SO-001, as per Delivery Note No. : DN/001.
Item Quantity Rate Vale
Computer (i5) 15 37800 5,67,000
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February : Example : 6
On 13-02-2018, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Kajal Enterprises on
credit of 45 days from Mankhurd Godown. Sales was made as per Price List - 1
Item Quantity Rate Discount Value VAT
Computer (i5) 15 42,000 10% 5,67,000 5%
Fax Machines 5 16,800 84,000 12.5%
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6. Press Enter to accept the Item Allocations for: Computer (i5) screen.
7. Press Enter to view the Accounting Details for: Computer (i5) screen.
8. Ensure that Accounting Details for: Computer (i5) are as shown.
Particulars Amount
Sales @ 18% 5,67,000
9. Similarly, enter the details of stock items Fax Machines as per the transaction details.
And Select Sales @ 28% ledger for Fax Machine.
10. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
11. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed.
12. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Kajal Enterprises screen
13. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Kajal Enterprises are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref
New Ref KT/16-1718 Days
45 Days 7,76,580 Dr
14. Press Enter to Save the Voucher
February : Example : 7
On 16-02-2018, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.5,100 and Rs.14,200 respectively by cheque for January 2018.
February : Example : 8
On 19-02-2018, The Company returned 2 Hard Disk, 2 Keyboard and 2 Mouse to Kalyani
Traders, which were not as per company’s specification, against Receipt Note No. RN/21.
Name of the Qty Returned Rate Value
item
Hard Disk 2 4500 9000
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To enable Use Rejection Inward and outward notes to Yes in the F11: Features (F2:
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February : Example : 9
On 21-02-2018, The company purchased Fax Machines from Vasekar Traders on 90 days
credit and stored them in Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Fax Machines 20 12,100 2,42,000 28%
ii. Make an entry of the transaction in a Purchase Voucher (Item Invoice Mode) .
1. Party Account Name: Vasekar Traders
2. Name of Item: Select Fax Machines from the List of Items.
3. The Item Allocations for: Fax Machines screen displays.
4. Ensure that Item Allocations for: Fax Machines are as shown.
Tracking No/ Godown Quantity Rate Amount
Order
Not No.
Applicable Mankhurd Godown 20 12100 2,42,000
5. Press Enter to accept the Item Allocations for: Fax Machines screen.
6. Press Enter to view the Accounting Details for: Fax Machines screen.
7. Ensure that Accounting Details for: Fax Machines are as shown.
Particulars Amount
Purchases @ 28% 2,42,000
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8. Press Enter twice and select GST Ledger SGST from the list of ledger accounts
displayed. The amount is automatically calculated.
9. Similarly, select CGST from the list of ledger accounts displayed
10. Press Enter thrice to view the Bill-wise Details for: Vasekar Traders screen
11. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Vasekar Traders are as shown
Type of Ref Name Due Date or Amount Dr/Cr
New Ref VT/67-1718 Credit
90 DaysDays 3,09,760 Cr
11. Press Enter and Accept the Screen
February : Example : 10
On 23-02-2018, The Company received NEFT of Rs. 7,76,580 from Krishna Academy.
February : Example : 11
On 25-02-2018, Eagal Enterprises returned 5 Computer (i5), which were not as per
specification, against Delivery Note No. DN/001.
Name of the item Qty Returned Rate Value
Computer (i5) 5 37800 1,89,000
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February : Example : 12
On 26-02-2018, Kalyani Traders sent an Invoice KT/88-1718 for good sold by them against
Purchase Order No. : PO/001 and Receipt Note No. : RN/21.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Processor (i3) 10 6200 62000 18%
Processor (i5) 20 7100 142000 18%
Monitor 20 8300 166000 18%
Mother board 20 5400 108000 18%
Hard Disk 18 4500 81000 18%
Keyboard 18 260 4680 18%
Mouse 18 190 3420 18%
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If you get any error of mismatch of figure then go to F12 Configuration and Set Use
Default for bill allocations to Yes. Save the entry and again make it No afterwards.
February : Example : 13
On 27-02-2018, The Company raised invoice on Eagal Enterprises towards Sales Order No.
EE/SO-001 and Delivery Note No. : DN/001.
Item Quantity Rate Vale
Computer (i5) 15 37800 5,67,000
February : Example : 14
On 28-02-2018, The Company come to know after physical stock verification in Mankhurd
Godown, found that the stock of Fax Machine was 20. This is adjusted by passing physical
stock voucher.
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MARCH 2018
March : Example : 1
On 02-03-2018, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for February 2018
By Cheque :
Salaries to staff for February 2018 - Rs. 24,000
Rent Expenses - Rs. 15,000
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses - Rs. 1,100
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs. 2,900
Staff and Welfare - Rs. 1,400
Miscellaneous Exp - Rs. 300
March : Example : 2
On 02-03-2018, The Company taken unsecured loan of Rs. 1,00,000 from Java Enterprises
at 2% monthly interest. The amount was deposited in the bank.
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March : Example : 3
On 05-03-2018, The Company received DD of Rs. 4,46,040 from Egal Enterprises.
March : Example : 4
On 07-03-2018, The Company sold Computer (i5) to Star Trading Co Ltd, Australia, on
credit of 10 days from Mankhurd Godown. Billing to be done in US Dollors.
Item Quantity Rate Value in $ Amount
Computer (i5) 10 $650 $6500 in Rs
3,90,000
To enable Multi Currency, set Enable Multi-Currency to Yes in F11: Features (F1:
Accounting Features).
o Taxability : Exempt
Type of Supply : Goods
Accept the rest of the field as default values
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11. Press Enter to view the Bill-wise Details for: Star Trading Co Ltd screen
12. Ensure that Bill-wise Details for: Star Trading Co Ltd are as shown
Type of Name Due Date or Credit Amount Dr/Cr
Ref Days
New Ref KT/18-1718 10 Days $6500 Dr
13. The resultant screen displays as shown.
March : Example : 5
On 10-03-2018, The company purchased Fax Machines from Vasekar Traders and get some
free quantity on 90 days credit and stored them in Mankhurd Godown.
Item Free Qty Quantity Rate Value GST
Fax Machines 5 10 12,100 1,21,000 28%
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To record the free quantity, set Use separate Actual & Billed Quantity columns to
Yes in F11: Features (F2: Inventory Features).
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March : Example : 6
On 12-03-2018, The Company sold Computer (i3) to Cool Computers, Gujrat on credit of 45
days from Mankhurd Godown.
Item Quantity Rate Value GST
Computer (i3) 10 32,500 3,25,000 18%
March : Example : 7
On 14-03-2018, Company received and paid Telephone bill and Electricity bill amounting to
Rs.3,900 and Rs.11,200 respectively by cheque for February 2018.
March : Example : 8
On 14-03-2018, Company received a cheque of $6500 from Star Trading Co Ltd. Bank has
charge 50$ as conversion charge.
Note : Exchange rate of $ on 14/03/2018 is Rs. 65/$
In Receipt Voucher Press F12 : Configuration, Set Pre-Allocate Bills for Payment/Receipt
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March : Example : 9
On 20-03-2018, The Company received cheque of Rs. 7,76,580 from Kajal Enterprises.
March : Example : 10
On 21-03-2018, The Company sold Computer (i3) and Fax Machines to Perfect Solutions on
credit of 45 days from Mankhurd Godown. Sales was made as per Price List - 1
Item Quantity Rate Discount Value GST
Computer (i3) 10 35,000 10% 3,15,000 18%
Fax Machines 15 16,800 2,52,000 28%
Set Use separate Actual & Billed Quantity columns to No in F11: Features (F2:
Inventory Features).
March : Example : 11
On 23-03-2018, The Company sold Computer (i5) and Fax Machines to Kajal Enterprises on
credit of 45 days from Mankhurd Godown. Sales was made as per Price List - 1
Item Quantity Rate Discount Value VAT
Computer (i5) 8 42,000 10% 3,02,400 5%
Fax Machines 10 16,800 1,68,000 12.5%
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March : Example : 12
On 26-03-2018, The Company paid cheque of Rs. 6,60,210 to Raj Traders.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Debit : Raj Trader - Rs. 6,60,210 (In Bill-wise Details screen Select Agst Ref “RT/78-
1718”)
Credit : ICICI Bank - Rs. 6,60,210
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March : Example : 13
On 30-03-2018, The petty cashier submitted the statement of expenses for March 2018
By Petty Cash :
Conveyance Expenses - Rs. 1,500
Printing and Stationery Expenses - Rs. 3,100
Staff and Welfare - Rs. 1,800
Miscellaneous Exp - Rs. 700
March : Example : 14
On 31-3-2018, Company paid 52,000 including monthly loan interest and part loan amount
to Java Enterprises by cheque
March : Example : 15
On 31-3-2018, Pass the necessary journal entry to adjust Forex Gain/Loss
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In F12: Voucher Entry Configuration, set Use Single Entry Mode For
Pymt/Rcpt/Contra to Yes
Press F7 For Journal Voucher
Name : Journal
Class : Forex Gain/Loss
Account : Forex Gain/Loss will be selected by default
In Particulars select Star Trading Co Ltd
In Bill Wise Details Screen Select KT/18-1718
Amount will come automatically
The Screen displays as below
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March : Example : 16
On 31-3-2018, Company decided to write off the preliminary expenses by 20%.
March : Example : 17
On 31-3-2018, Half yearly Interest received from ICICI Bank Rs. 14,100.
March : Example : 18
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On 31-03-2018, Pass a GST Payment entry for the year 2017- 2018.
i. Make an entry of the transaction in a Payment Voucher.
Click on Stat Adjustment (Alt + S)
PROVISION ENTRIES
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DEPRECIATION ENTRIES
On 31-3-2018, Pass Depreciation Entry
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ADJUSTMENT ENTRIES
Example : 1
On 31-3-2018, The Company Decided to Value their closing stock on Last Purchase Cost
method.
Example : 2
On 31-3-2018, The board of Directors declared a dividend of 10% for the year on equity
share capital.
Example : 3
On 31-3-2018, The board of Directors decided to transfer the remaining profit to General
Reserve Account.
i. Create ledger General Reserve (under Reserve & Surplus).
ii. Make an entry of the transaction in a Journal Voucher.
Debit: Profit & Loss A/c (Predefined Ledger) - Rs. 16,24,340.62
Credit: General Reserve - Rs. 16,24,340.62
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Figure 9.51 Detailed Trial Balance - Jul 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018
Press Alt + F2 to Change the Period from July 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018
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REPORT GENERTION
Balance Sheet
Go to Gateway of Tally > Balance Sheet
The Balance Sheet displays as show.
Click F1 : Detailed for a detailed view of the balance sheet.
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Account Books :
Shows the records of all individual accounts/ledgers.
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Ledgers:
To view ledger
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Account Books > Select ledger account “Salary to
Staff”
To view a monthly summary, click F7 : Monthly
To switch the ledger, Click F4 : Ledger, Select the ledger account which you wish to view and
press Enter.
Group Summary:
The group summary statement shows the closing balances of the accounts of a selected group
for a specified period up to the current date.
To view group summary
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Account Books > Group Summary
Select group. Eg. Select group Current Assets and press Enter.
Click F1 : To view in Detailed
Group Vouchers:
The group voucher features lists all vouchers entered in any ledger of the selected group.
To view group Vouchers,
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Account Books > Group Vouchers > Select Group
Select group. Eg. Select group Indirect Expenses and press Enter.
Sales Register :
The Sales Register report displays all the sales vouchers which have been passed.
To view Sales register
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Account Books > Sales Register
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Journal Register :
The Journal Register report displays all the journal vouchers which have been passed.
To view journal register
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Account Books > Journal Register
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Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statements of Accounts > Outstandings > Receivables
Click F1 : Detailed
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List of Accounts:
The list of accounts display the existing chart of accounts, listed as groups, in alphabetical
order
To view list of accounts,
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > List of Accounts
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GST Reports:
To view GST Reports
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statutory Reports > GST
GSTR-1:
To view GSTR-1 Reports
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statutory Reports > GST > GSTR-1
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GSTR-2:
To view GSTR-2 Reports
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statutory Reports > GST > GSTR-2
GSTR-3B:
To view GSTR-3B Reports
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statutory Reports > GST > GSTR-3B
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Challan Reconciliation:
To view Challan Reconciliation
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statutory Reports > GST > Challan Reconciliation
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You can reconcile your GST Challan by Clicking Alt + S Set Details button
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