TALLY Practical

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TALLY (Practical)

1. Create a Company and Ledgers in Tally.


2. Create a Accounting voucher with example in tally.
3. Create different types of GST Invoices in Tally.
4. Create Debit/Credit Notes, Memorandum & Post Dated Vouchers in Tally
5. Create Stock Group, Stock Items and Unit of Measurement in Tally.
6. Create an Inventory and Manufacturing Vouchers.
7. Prepare Balance Sheet, Profit/Loss Account, Stock Summary and Ratio Analysis in
Tally
8. Create a payroll in tally with suitable example.
9. Do the following exercise with the example that given below

Create a company in Tally by your name.

Create 3 stock items named milk, roti and mobile. Opening balances of these 3 stock
items would be milk – 10 liters, roti – 20 pieces and mobile – 5 numbers.

Now, create sales ledgers – one for 28% GST rate and one for 5% GST rate.
Also, create purchase ledgers in the same way each of 28% GST and 5% GST.

Create 1 sundry debtor outside your state and 1 sundry debtor inside your state.
Similarly, create 1 sundry creditor outside your state and 1 sundry creditor inside
your state.

Now, create GST Taxation ledgers for CGST, SGST and IGST for input as well as
output taxation of GST. Totally, there will be 6 GST taxation ledgers.

Now, create a purchase entry in which you will purchase 5 liters of milk at 5% GST
rate for Rs50 per liter, 5 pieces of roti for Rs10 per piece and 3 numbers of mobile
for Rs25,000 per mobile.

GST rate for roti and mobile is 28%. Purchase this from inside your state.
Also, fill in the E-Way bill details.

Now, create a sales entry. Sell all the milk at Rs.55 per liter with the same rate of
GST as it was purchased. Sell 20 pieces of roti at Rs.20 per piece and 1 mobile phone
at Rs. 50,000 per mobile at the same rates of GST as it was purchased.
This sale will be outside the state. Also, fill in the E-Way bill details.
Now, check the profit and loss account and see what is the total value of sales for 5%
GST.

Go to Stock Summary and see what is the gross profit on sales of milk under the
FIFO and LIFO methodology of stock valuations.

Check the Ratio Analysis and see what is the current ratio and quick ratio.

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