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COMPUTER ACCOUNTING WITH TALLY
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIPAND SMALL BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
(Under Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises)
Computer Accounting with Tally
1. Introduction
a) Brief History, Necessity and its Scope.
b) Definition of various words and their usage.
2. Practical
a) Demonstration, Familiarize, Selection, Usage of terms and words being
used in the accounts.
3. Methods/ Processes
a) Introduction to accounts Debit / Credit.
b) Tally software.
c) Complete Booking-Ledgers, credit control, accounts receivable &
payable.
d) Voucher numbering.
e) Classification of Accounting heads / charts of Accounts.
f) Data based reporting.
g) Voucher.
h) Bank Reconciliation / multiple compares / currency.
i) Calculation of interest.
j) Stock Category /query / multiple warehouses.
k) Alternate units of measure, sales & purchase orders.
l) Rejection in / Rejection out.
m) Price list/multi price levels.
n) Stock item, classification of raw material, work in progress.
o) VAT / Service Tax
p) e-TDS
4. Practical
a) Debit / Credit Transaction entries.
b) Journal Entry book.
c) Use of Tally computer programmes.
d) Maintenance of books, registers and statement of accounts.
e) Preparation of outstanding reports.
f) Accounts receivable / payable.
g) Creation of new voucher type.
h) Voucher / cheque printing practice.
i) Creation of multiple companies.
j) Practice of multiple currency/ base currency.
k) Sales / purchase.
l) Interest calculation.
m) Practice on receivables turnover.
n) Creation of new voucher type.
o) Creation of stock category.
p) Stock transfer to warehouse.
q) Use of alternate units.
r) Practice procedure for Rejection notes
5. Modern Methods & Competitiveness
a) Visit to award winning Industry.
b) Inviting Promoters of software / consultants.
6. EDP INPUT
a) How to become an entrepreneur.
b) Understanding and developing entrepreneurial personality.
c) Steps in setting up a business enterprise.
d) Support available for starting an enterprise.