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Welcome
In the following pages you will be entitled to understand the concept of VAT in Tally ies. 9.0Here you can understand how to manage inventory details on Tally.It will be shown to you how to fill the DVAT Returns & Annexure:
DVAT 30 (for Purchase Details) DVAT 31 (for Sales Details) DVAT 16 (for VAT Return) DVAT 51(for CST)
Here you can find auto calculation of Opening Stock and Closing Stock.It will also manage your Stock valuation on Purchase basis.
What is VAT?
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Value Added Tax (VAT) is an indirect tax on goods, introduced in lieu of Sales tax, to ensure transparency and greater compliance. The basic premise of VAT is to tax the “true value” added to the goods, at each stage of the transaction chain.
Tax ultimately paid to the Government.
Cost/tax passed onto the customer.
VAT is a multi-point tax as against sales tax, which is a single-point tax. Under Sales tax regime, the “value” of goods to be taxed at each stage is computed as basic cost + profit margin + sales tax paid at earlier stage. Vat does away with the cascading effect of tax on tax, by allowing a set off for input tax, i.e. tax paid at earlier stage on purchases. It is an efficient, globally acceptable and easy to administer taxation system.
To reiterate, the advantages of implementing VAT are:
Enhancement of competitiveness by removal of the cascading effect of taxes.
Simplifying the process of taxation. Self – regulatory mechanism ensuring greater compliance.
Subsequent sessions show how VAT is simple, hassle-free and export-criented. Use Tally 9.0 to enable your business for VAT and reap the benefits of being VAT compliant in the shortest time with the least complications.
HOW DO I ENABLE MY BUSINESS FOR VAT?
Company setup for VAT Compliances
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Enable your Company for VAT in the Company Creation/Alteration screen in Tally 9.0
The following are the descriptions of the field that appear on the Company Creation screen:
1. Name: The name given here will typically be the name of your company.
2. Mailing Name & Address field displays the company’s name automatically by picking up the same from the Name field. However, you may change it if required. The mailing name and address details are picked up for inclusion in any report, which needs the company name and address at the top, e.g. balance sheet, statement of accounts, etc.
3. You can select for which country you are making statutory compliances.
4. You can select the appropriate State from the predefined list alongside the screen.
5. Enter the Pin Code of your area post office, e.g. 0000000.6. Mention the date for which VAT is applicable in the field
Applicable from. Only if this date is after the company’s current date, the VAT functionality will hold good in your transactions.
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7. Now enter the rest of the self – explanatory fields as in default Tally and Accept the screen.
VAT CLASSIFICATIONS
It is a list of VAT rates which describes the nature of the business activity and the type of transaction. These classifications are in built in the system and will be updated if and when any statutory changes take place. Some of the Classifications are:
Input VAT @ 4% Input VAT @ 1% Input VAT @ 12.5%
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Output VAT @ 1% Output VAT @ 4% Output VAT @ 12.5% Purchase Capital Goods @ 4% Purchase – Exempt Purchase From Unregistered dealers Inter state Purchases Sales @ 4% Sales @ 12.5%
Depending on the type of business, type of transaction, and statutory requirements of your state, you need to select the appropriate classification from the list.
This is explained in detail in the following sessions.
HOW DO I CLASSIFY MY PURCHASE AND SALE TRANSACTIONS UNDER THE VAT ACT?
Tally 9.0 allows you to classify all sales and purchase transactions, based on how they are taxed under the VAT Act. You can define your classification:
At the time of ledger creation. At the time of voucher creation.
Defining classification during Ledger CreationThe ledgers that are affected by VAT are:
Purchase ledger Sales Ledger Input VAT Ledger
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Output VAT Ledger Party Ledger
Purchase Ledger1. Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounts Info > Ledger > Create/ Alter.
2. Set Inventory values are affected to Yes.3. Enter the rest of the self – explanatory fields and Accept the
screen.
Thus you can create Other Accounts on the basis of it, e.g. Purchase @ 1%, Purchase @ 12.5%, Sales @ 1%, Sales @4%, Sales @ 12.5%Name: Sales @ 4%Under: Sales AccountsUsed in VAT Returns: YesVAT/TAX Class: Sales @ 4%Inventory values are affected: yes
Input VAT Ledger
1. Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounts Info > Ledgers > Create.2. Enter Name for the purchase ledger and specify the group it is
as under
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3. Set used in VAT Returns to Yes4. After giving yes to VAT Returns, VAT/Tax class selects the
required classification from the drop down list. The drop down list consists of the purchase classifications pertaining to your state. If don’t want to select any class than you can set field to Not Applicable.
5. Enter the name for the input VAT Ledger6. Specify the group it is under.7. On selection of group Duties & Taxes, the different types of
duties and taxes like Central Sales Tax (CST), others and VAT are displayed. Select VAT for VAT related transactions.
8. Set Inventory values are affected to No.9. Percentage of Calculation displays the VAT Rate that you
selected in the VAT/TAX Class field.10. Method of Calculation displays On VAT Rate if you have
selected VAT under Type of Duty/Tax.11. Enter the rest of the self-explanatory fields and Accept the
screen.
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Thus With the help of it, now you are entitled to create Input/Output VAT Ledger e.g. Input VAT @ 1%, Input VAT @ 12.5%, Output VAT @ 1%, Output VAT @ 4%, Output VAT @ 4%, Output VAT @ 12.5% etc.
Name: Output VAT @ 4%Under: Duties & TaxesType of Duty/Tax: VATPercentage of Calculations: 4%Method of Calculation: On VAT RateInventory Value are affected: No
Party LedgerSundry CreditorCreate the Sundry Creditor Ledgers as follows:
1. Go to Gateway of Tally >Accounts Info. >Ledger > Create2. Enter the Name of the Party Ledger. As an example, consider a
creditor named Pusat Ltd.3. Select Sundry Creditors for the field Under.4. Set Inventory values are affected to No.5. Give the Detail Address of Sundry Creditor, e.g. Address, State,
Pin, PAN No. /Sales Tax No.6. Enter the self-explanatory details and Accept the screen.
Now create Sundry Creditors, e.g. Lakshman Ltd., Rakesh Traders, Sandeep Traders, Ashok Enterprises.
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And also Create Sundry Debtors – Taher Traders, Tarun Traders, Nishant Ltd., Raman Enterprises.Name: Taher TradersUnder: Sundry DebtorsInventory Values are affected to No.
CREATION OF STOCK ITEM MASTERS
STOCK ITEM MASTERS
Stock Item Masters, created in the inventory section of Tally, work similarly to ledgers created in the accounting section. Each item of stock has a separate Master to record Purchases, Sales, other receipts and issues related to that item.
Creating a Stock Item
(Refer to sections on creating Stock Groups, Items and Units of Measures in Volume 1, before proceeding with creation of Stock Item Master as shown below).
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Create a stock item: Surya Lamps.1. Go to Gateway of Tally >Inventory Info >Stock Item >Single
>Create2. Enter name of the item. Enter alias for alternative names for the
same item if it is required.3. In under, select the group to which the item belongs from the
pop-up list. Use [Alt]+[C] to create a parent if the item is not listed. Here, we created a group called Bulbs by pressing [Alt]+[C] in the field under.
4. Under Units, select the appropriate unit of measurement of the item. Refer to the section ‘Units’ in Vol 1, for further explanation on units. Alternatively, use [Alt]+[C] to create a new unit.
5. Under Rate of Duty, select rate of tax applicable for the item.6. Enter the Rate of VAT applicable for the item. If you have
selected the Method of Calculation as Tax Based On Item Rate in your relevant accounting ledger, then the rate specified here would be picked up when invoicing.
7. Accept the Screen to save it. You can also press [Ctrl]+[A] to save the screen without asking for confirmation.
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With the help of it please create Phillips Lamps, GE Lamps and Bajaj Lamps under group Bulbs
Creating Vouchers
You can make purchase and sales entries in the following mode:
Create a single invoice with items having a single VAT Rate: The single rate is predefined at the time of ledger creation.
Purchase Voucher
1 01/04/2006 Purchased from Pusat Ltd., Surya lamps 30 nos. @ rs. 300/, VAT @ 4%
Go to gateway of Tally >Accounts Info > F12 Configure
Set Accept Supplementary details to No. Set Common Ledger A/c for Item allocation to No. Set Allow selection of VAT/Tax class during entry to No.
How to make a voucher entry:
Go to Gateway of tally > Accounting Vouchers > F9: Purchase Click on As Invoice Button (to enter item wise details) Enter party’s name: Pusat Ltd. Enter Name of Item : Surya Lamps Type 30 under Quantity and 300 under Rate. In Sub screen Purchase @ 4% will be displayed Select Input VAT from List of ledgers The amount will be calculated automatically Press Enter to Accept.
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Sales Voucher
Single Invoice with default VAT Class (i.e. predefined at Ledger Level)
1 12/04/2006 Sold to R.K. Traders, Surya Lamps 8 nos. @ Rs. 350/- & Phillips Lamps 5 nos. @ Rs. 375/-
Change the Configuration Setting by pressing F12 Set Supplementary details to No. Set Common Ledger A/c for Non Item allocation to No. Set Allow selection to VAT / Tax Class during entry to No.
1. Go to Gateway to Tally > Accounting Vouchers > F8: Sales
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2. Press F2 to change the date.3. Select R.K. Traders in Party’s A/c Name.4. Select Surya Lamps in Name of Item.5. Enter 8 under Qty. and 350 under Rate. The amount column will
be automatically completed.6. Select sales @ 4% and under VAT/ Tax class classificationSimilarly make the entry for the sale of 5 nos. of Phillips Lamps @ Rs. 375/- each.
On selecting Output ledger, you will see a screen asking VAT/Tax class as Output Vat @ 4%The output Vat will be calculated automatically.
Reports
VAT Computation
Depending on the Input VAT paid during purchases and the output VAT availed on sales, VAT Refundable or Payable is calculated in this section by Tally ies. 9.0
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VAT Payable / Refundable:- The difference between Input VAT and Output VAT = VAT Refundable/Payable.
Go to Gateway of Tally >Display >VAT Reports >VAT Computation
The screen is divided into two sections: Output and Input Tax. Each Section is further divided into two VAT Classifications: Output VAT @ 12.5%, Output VAT @ 4%, Input VAT @ 12.5% and Input VAT @ 4%.
Tax Payable/Refundable (for the 1st quarter) = Output Tax – Input Tax =
25985.75-23720.01 = 2265.74 Rs.
VAT Returns
To view VAT Return for 1st quarter, Go to Gateway of Tally >Display >VAT Reports > VAT Forms
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HOW DO I ACCOUNT FOR PURCHASE/SALES RETURNS UNDER VAT ?
Use Debit/Credit Note for these transactions.
Enabling Debit/Credit Note
To enable debit/credit set Debit/Credit Notes to Yes By pressing F11 Key or click F11 Button on the Navigation bar at the right side of your screen.
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Sales Return TransactionConsider the following Sales Return Transaction
On 5th August, R.K. Traders returned 25 units of Phillips Lamps.
Go to Gateway of tally > Accounting Vouchers > F8. Credit Note
Press F2 and change the date 5th August. Select R.K. Traders in Party’s a/c name. Used for Goods sold Returned
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Type Phillips lamps under item. Type 25 under quantity In the accounting details screen that appears, select Sales @ 4%
in Particulars. The Sale @ 4% VAT Classification is selected. Select the Tax ledger Output VAT @ 4%. Press Enter to save the entry.
Purchase Return Transaction
Similarly, use a Debit Note to pass a purchase return transaction.Abhishek Enterprises returned to Rakesh Traders, 15 units of Bajaj Lamps on 20th July to Rakesh Traders.
Debit Note:
Go to Gateway of Tally >Accounting Vouchers > F9 Debit Note
Press F2 and type 20-July-2006 to change the date. Select Rakesh Traders in party’s a/c name. Type Bajaj Lamps under item.
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Type 15 under quantity and 350 in rate. Select Purchase @ 4% in particulars. The Purchase @ 4% VAT
Classification is selected in VAT/Tax Class. Select the Tax Ledger, Input VAT @ 4% Accept the Screen to save it.
PRINTING CONFIGURATION
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Press [Alt]+[P] from any voucher screen to go to Printing Conf.Specify details in the voucher printing screen as below:
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Click on F12 to configure the settings:
Change the Following new sections pertaining to VAT in the Printing Configuration screen:
Print VAT % column? Set this field to Yes to display VAT Rate in Invoices.
Print VAT Analysis of Item? Set this field to Yes to display the VAT amount on the total Net Value.
Accept this screen to see the following new sections in all VAT invoices:VAT Amount (in words)Company’s VAT TIN No.Buying Co.’s VAT TIN No.
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Given below is a print-out of the Sales Tax Invoice.
TAX INVOICE
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HOW IS INTER STATE TRADE ACCOUNTED UNDER VAT?
Inter-State Purchases
Inter state purchases attract Central Sales Tax (CST), which is not set off against Output VAT on sales within the state or Output CST in Inter-State Sales.
Purchase Ledger
Name Under Used in VAT Returns
VAT/TAX Class
Inventory Values are affected
Inter-State Purchase
Purchase Accounts
Yes Inter-State Purchase
Yes
CST
Name Purchase Accounts
Used in VAT Returns
VAT/Tax Class
Percentage of Calculation
Method of Calculation
Inventory Values are affected.
Input CST
Purchase account
Yes Inter state purchase
4% On total Sales
Yes
Party ledger as under:Name Under Inventory Values are affectedRoshni Enterprises
Sundry Creditors
No
Inter State Purchase Entry
Roshni Enterprises under Party’ A/c Name. Name of item Surya Lamps Qty. 500 @ rate 300 Rs.
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Input CST under Tax classification and Interstate purchase under VAT / Tax classification.
Enter Accept to save the screen.
INTER STATE SALES
In case of Inter State Sales, Input VAT can be adjusted against Output CST. Place the Output CST Ledger under Duties & Taxes and classified as CST for auto-computation.
Sales A/c
Name Under Used in VAT Returns
VAT/TAX Class
Inventory values are affected.
Inter State Sales
Sales Accounts
yes Inter State sales
Yes
TAX ledger as under:
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Name Under Type of duty
VAT/Tax Class
Percentage of Calculation
Method of calculation
Output CST
Duties & Taxes
CST Inter State Sales
4% On total sales
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REPORTS
The VAT Computation screen will display for 2nd quarter as follows:
Notice that the Tax amount is nil in Interstate Purchase but Rs. 13650/- is seen under the heading Inter-State Sales.
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Exempted Purchase
Under the VAT Act, 46 commodities (natural and unprocessed product) do not carry any VAT charge.
Consider the following transaction:Date Type Party Books Qty. Rate10/10/ 2006
Purchase
Books Paradise
World of Cutting ToolsWorld book Encyclopedia
825
480250
Purchase Ledger:Name Under Used in
VAT Returns
VAT / TAX Class
Inventory Values are affected
Purchase-exempt
Purchase account
yes Purchase exempt
Yes
Voucher Entry:
EXEMPTED SALES
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Consider the following transaction:
Date Type Party Books Qty. Rate25/10/ 2006
Sales Pooja Law House
World of Cutting Tools
5 550
Voucher Entry:
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VAT Computation for 3rd quarter:
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WHAT IF I PURCHASE FROM A PERSON NOT COVERED UNDER THE VAT ACT?
Unregistered Dealer Purchases
A dealer whose turnover is below a certain threshold can be called an unregistered dealer. Unregistered dealer cannot issue Tax Invoice required for claiming the input credit.Thus, purchases from unregistered dealers, are not entitled for input credit and have to be recorded separately.
We purchased Surya lamps, 10 nos. @ Rs. On 5/1/2007 from unregistered dealer Muktha Arts.
There will be no VAT applicable and no input credit is allowed on it.
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To view the Purchase Ledger
Go to Gateway of Tally >Display > Account books >Purchase Register
Thus, you can find here Sales Register Journal Register Cash Book Ledgers
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To view DVAT 30 & 31
DVAT 30 (Purchase Details)
Go to Gateway of Tally >Display > Statutory Reports >VAT Reports >VAT Forms >VAT Annexure
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DVAT 31 (Sales Details)
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DVAT Return Form 16 for F.Y. 2006-07
CST Form – 1
Go to Gateway of Tally> Display > Statutory Reports >CST Return Form
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To Find Trial Balance
Go to gateway of Tally >Display > Trial Balance
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To see the Day Book
Go to Gateway of Tally > Display >Day Book
Day Book
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To See Balance Sheet
Go to Gateway of Tally> Balance Sheet
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To see your Profit & Loss during a period:
Go to gateway of Tally> Profit & Loss
Thank You
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