Lesson

  1. In TallyPrime, a company is a book that contains all of a firm's financial transactions. To put it simply, in order to record business transactions in TallyPrime, you must first create a company, just like you would when creating a book. After installing and activating your TallyPrime licence, the first step if you recently moved to or brought TallyPrime is to create a firm. Here's a quick suggestion to help you navigate to the various fields on the page before you begin the company creation process. Use the "Enter" key to move ahead or down. Use the "Backspace" key to move forward or backward.
  2. According to Section 194I, rent is defined as a sum of money paid under a lease, sublease, tenancy, or any other arrangement for the use of land, buildings, machinery, plant, equipment, furnishings, fittings, or land that is an adjunct to a structure. regardless of whether it is owned by the payee. Subletting is also seen as a kind of rent payment.
  3. When the buyer's amount due to the seller decreases, the seller issues a commercial document called a credit note, sometimes referred to as a credit memo. The seller guarantees that the reduced amount will be reimbursed or adjusted in a later transaction by issuing a credit note.
  4. If there are quality problems or other grounds to return the products, the buyer of the goods gives the seller a debit note. The cause for the return of the goods is stated in a debit notice. Debit note are also known as purchase returns.
  5. A sale is the process by which ownership of certain items or properties is passed, in exchange for a fee, from one individual (the seller) to another (the buyer). You can begin billing your clients once you have established customers in Zoho Books.
  6. When goods & services are purchased in cash or credit, donated, lost, or withdrawn for personal use, in all these cases, Goods & Services are denoted as Purchases A/c. An organization uses a buying journal, a specialized type of accounting log, to track and document orders and purchases. Following the receipt of an order, a business will post the transaction to the purchase record with the use of an invoice document. In the purchase record, inventory is often represented by a debit to the "Payments" account, and the supplier is represented by a credit to the "Accounts Payable" account.