Tally Assignment
Tally Assignment
2023
SUBMITTED TO-
MR.MAYANK
SUBMITTED BY-
NAME-SHIVANGI AGRAWAL
COURSE-BBA IBM (II ND YEAR)
SECTION-D
QUESTION 1-
EXPLAIN SHORTCUT KEYS OF TALLY ERP 9.
ANSWER 1-
Tally ERP 9 is a popular accounting software used by businesses for financial
management and accounting purposes. It offers a range of features and
functionalities to help organizations maintain their financial records and perform
various accounting tasks efficiently. While the specific keys and shortcuts may
vary depending on the version and configuration of Tally ERP 9, here are some
general keys and shortcuts commonly used in Tally:
In Tally ERP 9, you can perform various accounting tasks and create different
types of vouchers to record financial transactions. Each type of voucher
corresponds to a specific type of transaction. Here are some common accounting
vouchers and their associated keys in Tally ERP 9:
Payment Voucher (F5):
• Use this voucher to record payments made to creditors, suppliers, or for any
expense.
• Press F5 to create a Payment Voucher.
Receipt Voucher (F6):
• Use this voucher to record receipts of money, such as income, loans, or
customer payments.
• Press F6 to create a Receipt Voucher.
Journal Voucher (F7):
• Use this voucher for making accounting entries that don't involve cash or
bank transactions, like adjusting entries or transfers between ledger
accounts.
• Press F7 to create a Journal Voucher.
Contra Voucher (F4):
• Use this voucher for recording transactions that involve both cash and bank
accounts.
• Press F4 to create a Contra Voucher.
Sales Voucher (F8):
• Use this voucher to record sales transactions.
• Press F8 to create a Sales Voucher.
Purchase Voucher (F9):
• Use this voucher to record purchases of goods or services.
• Press F9 to create a Purchase Voucher.
Debit Note Voucher:
• Use this voucher when you need to record a debit note issued to a party.
• Navigate to "Accounting Vouchers" and select "Debit Note" or use the
shortcut key if configured.
Credit Note Voucher:
• Use this voucher when you need to record a credit note issued to a party.
• Navigate to "Accounting Vouchers" and select "Credit Note" or use the
shortcut key if configured.
Sales Return Voucher:
• Use this voucher to record the return of goods by customers.
• Navigate to "Accounting Vouchers" and select "Sales Return" or use the
shortcut key if configured.
• Use ALT + F and the corresponding key for various types of stock transfers,
such as from one location to another (F), job work (J), or
branch transfers (B)
Stock Journal Voucher (F7):
• Press F7 to create a Stock Journal Voucher for making adjustments in stock
levels, like stock transfers, physical stock adjustments, etc.
Stock Query (ALT + Q):
• Press ALT + Q to inquire about a specific stock item, including its current
balance, value, and transaction details.
Stock Item Allocations (ALT + A):
• Press ALT + A to allocate stock items to different cost centers or categories.
Stock Item Consumption (ALT + F4):
• Use ALT + F4 to record stock item consumption for manufacturing or
production processes.
Batch-wise Details (ALT + B):
• Press ALT + B to view and manage batch-wise details for stock items.
Location-wise Stock Summary (ALT + L):
• Press ALT + L to view stock item details based on different locations or
godowns.
Stock Item Reports (ALT + R):
• Press ALT + R to access various stock item reports, such as Stock Ageing
Analysis, Movement Analysis, and more.
Stock Valuation Methods (ALT + V):
• Press ALT + V to specify different stock valuation methods like FIFO,
LIFO, Average Cost, etc.
REPORTS-
Tally ERP 9 provides a wide range of reports to help you manage your business
finances and operations effectively. These reports can be accessed from the
Gateway of Tally or other relevant menus. Here are some common types of
reports available in Tally ERP 9:
Financial Reports:
• Balance Sheet: Provides a snapshot of a company's financial position,
including assets, liabilities, and equity.
• Profit and Loss Account (Income Statement): Shows the company's
revenues, expenses, and net profit or loss for a specified period.
• Cash Flow Statement: Displays the movement of cash and cash
equivalents in and out of the business.
• Fund Flow Statement: Illustrates the sources and uses of funds in a
company.
• Trial Balance: Lists all ledger account balances to verify the arithmetical
accuracy of your books.
Ledger Reports:
• Account Ledger: Displays detailed transactions for a specific ledger
account.
• Group Summary: Provides a summary of transactions for ledger groups.
• Day Book: Lists all transactions entered on a specific day.
• Outstanding Receivables and Payables: Shows outstanding invoices and
bills for customers and suppliers
Sales and Purchase Reports:
• Sales Register: Displays a list of all sales transactions.
• Purchase Register: Lists all purchase transactions.
• Sales Day Book: Shows daily sales transactions.
• Purchase Day Book: Displays daily purchase transactions.
Inventory Reports:
• Stock Summary: Provides an overview of stock items, quantities, and
values.
• Stock Item Movement Analysis: Shows movement of stock items in and
out of inventory.
• Stock Ageing Analysis: Displays the age of stock items in inventory.
• Stock Valuation Report: Calculates the value of stock based on different
valuation methods (FIFO, LIFO, Average Cost, etc.).
Taxation Reports:
• GST Reports: Includes GSTR-1, GSTR-2, GSTR-3B, and other GST-
related reports for compliance.
• TDS Reports: Provides details of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS)
transactions.
Banking and Cash Reports:
• Bank Reconciliation: Helps reconcile your bank statements with your
Tally transactions.
• Cash Book: Displays all cash transactions.
Cost Center and Profit Center Reports:
• Cost Center and Profit Center Summary: Summarizes transactions by
cost centers and profit centers.
• Cost Center and Profit Center Break-up: Breaks down transactions for
each cost center and profit center.
Statutory Reports:
• Payroll Reports: Includes reports related to payroll processing and
compliance.
• Income Tax Reports: Helps with generating tax-related reports.
• TDS Returns: For TDS compliance and filing.
MIS (Management Information System) Reports:
• Sales Analysis: Analyses sales data based on various parameters.
• Purchase Analysis: Analyses purchase data based on various parameters.
Exception Reports:
• Negative Stock: Lists stock items with negative balances.
• Reorder Status: Shows items that need to be reordered based on their
reorder levels.
QUESTION 2-
FLOW DIAGRAM OF CREATION OF COMPANY.
ANSWER 2-
Creating a company in Tally.ERP 9 involves several steps. Here's a step-by-step
guide:
Open Tally ERP 9:
Launch Tally.ERP 9 on your computer.
Activate the Software:
If you haven't already activated your Tally software, you'll need to do so by
entering your license information.
Choose Company Info:
From the Gateway of Tally screen, press Alt + F3 or click on "Company Info"
under "Masters."
Create Company:
In the "Company Info" menu, select "Create Company" (Alternatively, you can
press Alt + C).
Fill in Company Details:
You'll need to provide various details about your company, including:
Company Name: Enter your company's full name.
Mailing Name: Enter the name you want to use for mailing purposes (optional).
Address: Fill in your company's address.
Statutory Compliance: Specify if your company is under any specific statutory
compliance (e.g., GST, VAT, TDS).
Financial Year: Set the start and end dates of your financial year.
Security Control: Set up a password to secure your company data.
Use Auditors' and Tax Auditors' Reports: Choose whether you want to use
these reports.
Maintain: Select the type of accounts you want to maintain (e.g., Accounts with
Inventory, Accounts only, etc.).
Accept and Save:
After entering all the required information, press Enter to save the company
ACTIVATE
THE SOFTWARE
CHOOSE
COMPANY INFO
FILL COMPANY
DETAILS
ACCEPT
AND SAVE
FLOW DIAGRAM OF CREATION OF COMPANY
STEP 1-
In the "Company Info" menu, select "Create Company" (Alternatively, you can press Alt +
C).
STEP 2-
Now you have successfully created a group in Tally ERP 9. You can use these
groups to classify ledger accounts and generate various financial reports and
statements based on your accounting needs.
1
OPEN
TALLY SOFTWARE
GATEWAY
3
CREATE
AND THEN
NAME THE
2 GROUPS
SELECT
ACCOUNTS INFO
GROUPS
CHOOSE
CATEOGRY WHICH IT
FALLS
To create a group, you need to navigate to the Accounts Info menu. You can do this by
selecting 'Accounts Info' from the Gateway of Tally.
STEP 2-
In the Accounts Info menu, you'll find various options related to accounts. Choose 'Groups'
to create a new group.
STEP 3-
In the Groups menu, you will see a list of existing groups if any. To create a new group, press
'C' or click on the 'Create' button.
STEP 4-
Enter a suitable name for your group. This should be a descriptive name that reflects the
purpose of the group.
STEP 5-
STEP 6-
You need to specify whether the group you're creating is a primary group or a sub-group.
Primary groups are the top-level groups, and sub-groups are created under primary groups. If
it's a sub-group, select the parent (primary) group from the list.
STEP 7-
Once you have filled in all the necessary information, press 'Enter' or 'Ctrl+A' to save the
group
Creation of ledgers-
Creating a ledger in Tally ERP 9 allows you to maintain a record of individual
accounts, such as customers, suppliers, or specific items. Here are the steps to
create a ledger in Tally ERP:
Open Tally Software: Launch Tally ERP 9 and open the company in which you
want to create a ledger.
Go to Gateway of Tally: Access the main menu by pressing 'Gateway of Tally'
or using the shortcut key 'G'.
Access Accounts Info: To create a ledger, navigate to the Accounts Info menu.
Select 'Ledgers' from the Accounts Info menu.
Create a Ledger: In the Ledgers menu, you will see a list of existing ledgers if
any. To create a new ledger, press 'C' or click on the 'Create' button.
Ledger Name: Enter a unique name for the ledger. This could be the name of a
customer, supplier, bank account, or any other entity you want to track.
Under: Specify the group under which this ledger should be categorized. This
helps in organizing and reporting financial data. For example, you can categorize
it under "Sundry Debtors" or "Sundry Creditors" if it's a customer or supplier,
respectively
Opening Balance: If the ledger has an opening balance (e.g., if it's an existing
account with an existing balance), enter the opening balance amount. Specify the
effective date of the opening balance as well.
Address and Contact Details: You can enter address and contact information for
the ledger if necessary. This is optional.
GST Details: If the ledger is associated with GST (Goods and Services Tax) in
your country, enter the GST-related information such as GSTIN, State, and
Registration Type.
Credit Limit: If applicable, set a credit limit for the ledger. This is used to
control credit transactions with customers.
Bill-wise Details: If you need to track bills and outstanding payments for this
ledger, enable bill-wise details. This is common for accounts receivable or
accounts payable.
Save: After entering all the necessary information, press 'Enter' or 'Ctrl+A' to
save the ledger.
Repeat if Necessary: If you need to create more ledgers, repeat the process
starting from step 4.
Exit: After creating all the required ledgers, exit the ledger creation screen and
return to the Gateway of Tally.
You have now successfully created a ledger in Tally ERP 9. You can use these
ledgers to record transactions, generate reports, and maintain accurate financial
records for your business or organization.
GATEWAY
OF TALLY
ACCOUNTS
INFO AND
CREATE LEDGER
NAME
THE LEDGER &
SPECIFY IT UNDER
GROUP
FILL
ALL
DETAILS & SAVE
AND EXIT
To create a ledger, navigate to the Accounts Info menu. Select 'Ledgers' from the Accounts
Info menu
STEP 2-
In the Ledgers menu, you will see a list of existing ledgers if any.
STEP 3-
Enter a unique name for the ledger. This could be the name of a customer, supplier, bank account, or any
other entity you want to track. Specify the group under which this ledger should be categorized. This helps
in organizing and reporting financial data. For example, you can categorize it under "Sundry Debtors" or
"Sundry Creditors" if it's a customer or supplier, respectively
STEP 5-
If the ledger has an opening balance (e.g., if it's an existing account with an existing balance), enter the
opening balance amount. Specify the effective date of the opening balance as well.
STEP 6-
After entering all the necessary information, press 'Enter' or 'Ctrl+A' to save the
ledger and then exit.
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PRACTICAL - QUESTIONS
1(B)
2.PURCHASE GOODS FROM RAMESH
3.BUILDINGS PURCHASED
4. SOLD GOODS TO SURESH
5. CASH SALES
5(B)
6. RENT PAID
7.COMISSION RECEIVED