10 or 12th PASS / if passed by commerce ( benefits for quick learning )
Course name: Tally
Essential Comprehensive
About the programme:
This course
covers all aspects of financial accounting concepts ranging from basics to
intermediate.
It's enriched with illustrations and self-learning videos, along with
industry-based
scenarios. Based on the latest release of Tally-TallyPRIME, the course shall
also provide
exposure to the practical application of skills.
Programme
outcomes:
1. Accounting
2. Taxation
3. Inventory
4. Data analysis
5. MIS reporting
Eligibility criteria: Class 10-
12 pass-outs
Graduation in any stream (
Candidates pursuing graduation can also apply for this course)
Duration of the
programme:
● Hours: 106
● Days: 106
● Months: 4
Course Syllabus:
Module 1:
TallyEssential
Level 1
Unit: Fundamentals of Accounting
1.1 Introduction
1.1.1 Meaning of Accounting
1.2 Terminologies used in Accounting
1.3 Concepts of Accounting
1.4 Double Entry System of Accounting
1.4.1 Uses of Debit and Credit
1.4.2 Rules of Debit and Credit
1.5 Golden Rules of Accounting
1.6 Recording of Business Transactions
1.6.1 Journalising Transactions
1.7 Trial Balance
1.8 Financial Statements
1.8.1 Trading Account
1.8.2 Profit & Loss Account
1.8.3 Balance Sheet
1.9 Subsidiary Books & Control Accounts
1.9.1 Cash Book
1.9.2 Petty Cash Book
1.9.3 Purchase (Journal) Book
1.9.4 Purchases Return (Journal)
Book
1.9.5 Sales (Journal) Book
1.9.6 Sales Return (Journal) Book
1.9.7 Journal Proper
1.9.8 Control Accounts
1.10 Depreciation
1.10.1 Methods for Depreciation
1.10.2 Preparation of Depreciation
schedule
1.11 Computerised Accounting
1.11.1 Advantages of computerised
accounting
1.11.2 Accounting Structure for
computerised accounting
Module 2:
TallyEssential Level 1
Unit: Introduction
to TallyPrime
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Features of TallyPrime
2.3 Downloading and Installation of TallyPrime
2.4 Types of Licenses in TallyPrime
2.5 Activate New License
2.6 Reactivate License in TallyPrime
2.7 Use License from Network in a Multiuser Environment
2.8 Working TallyPrime in Educational Mode
2.9 Company Creation and Setting up Company Features in
TallyPrime
2.10 Getting Started with TallyPrime
2.10.1 Navigating from Anywhere to
Anywhere in TallyPrime
2.11 F12 Configuration in TallyPrime
2.12 Alter Company Details
2.13 Shut the Company Conclusion Key Takeaways Practice
Exercises
Module 3
TallyEssential Level 1
Unit: Maintaining
Chart of Accounts
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Chart of Accounts
3.3 Creation of Masters in TallyPrime
3.3.1 Accounting Masters
3.3.2 Inventory Masters
3.4 Alteration of Masters in TallyPrime
3.5 Deletion of Masters in TallyPrime
3.6 Multi-Masters Creation and Display of Chart of Accounts
3.6.1 Multi Groups Creation
3.6.2 Multi Ledgers Creation
3.6.3 Multi Stock Groups Creation
3.6.4
Multi Stock Items Creation Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys Practice
Exercises
Module 4:
TallyEssential Level 1
Unit: Recording
and Maintaining Accounting Transactions
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Recording Transactions in Tally
4.3 Recording Accounting Vouchers in TallyPrime
4.3.1 Receipt Voucher (F6)
4.3.2 Contra Voucher (F4) 4.3.3
Payment Voucher (F5)
4.3.4 Purchase Voucher (F9)
4.3.5 Sales Voucher (F8)
4.3.6 Debit Note Voucher (Alt+F5)
4.3.7 Credit Note Voucher (Alt+F6)
4.3.8 Journal Voucher (F7)
Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys Practice Exercises
Module 5:
TallyEssential Level 1
Unit: Banking
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Banking Payments
5.3 Cheque Printing
5.3.1 Single Cheque Printing
5.3.2 Multi Cheque Printing
5.4 Deposit Slip
5.4.1 Cheque
Deposit Slip
5.4.2 Cash Deposit
Slip
5.5 Payment Advice
5.6 Bank Reconciliation
5.6.1 Manual Bank Reconciliation
5.6.2
Auto Bank Reconciliation Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys Practice
Exercises
Module 6:
TallyEssential Level 1
Unit: Generating
Financial Statements and MIS Reports
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Final Accounts Reports in Tally
6.2.1 Trial Balance
6.2.2 Profit and Loss Account
6.2.3 Balance Sheet
6.2.4 Cash Flow & Fund Flow
Analysis Report
6.2.5 Receipts and Payments
6.3 MIS Reports in Tally
6.3.1 Stock Summary Analysis
6.3.2 DayBook
6.3.3 Cash and Bank Book
6.3.4 Purchase Register
6.3.5 Sales Register
6.3.6 Journal Register
6.4 Bird’s eye view/Drill down display from anywhere to
anywhere Conclusion Key
Takeaways Shortcut
keys Practice Exercises
Module 7: , Unit:
Data Security
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Security Control
7.3 Activation of Security Control
7.4 Creation of Security Levels (User Roles)
7.5 Creation of Users And Passwords for Company
7.6 Accessing the company using Security Levels
7.7 Auto Login
7.8 TallyVault Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys
Practice Exercises
Module 8:
TallyEssential Level 1
Unit: Company Data
Management
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Backup of Company Data
8.3 Restoring of Company Data
8.4 Company Data Repair
8.5 Migration of Tally.ERP 9 Company Data to TallyPrime
Conclusion Key Takeaways
Shortcut Keys
Practice Exercises, Key Answers for Practice Exercises, Business Case Studies-1
Module 9:
TallyEssential Level 2, Unit: Storage and Classification of Inventory
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Supply Chain
1.2.2 Types of Suppliers
1.3 Inventory Management
1.3.1 Terms Used in Inventory
Management
1.4 Inventory Masters in TallyPrime
1.4.1 Company Creation in
TallyPrime
1.4.2 Introduction of Capital to a
Business
1.4.3 Creation of Inventory Masters
in TallyPrime
1.5 Tracking of Movements of Goods in Batches/Lots
1.5.1 Activation of Batches/Lots for Stock Items
1.5.2 Batch Reports
1.6 Price Levels and Price Lists
1.6.1 Activating Price Lists and
Defining Price Levels
1.6.2 Creation of Price List
1.6.3 Price Level & Price List
usage in Sales Voucher
1.6.4
Revise Price List Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys Practice Exercises,
Module 10:
TallyEssential Level 2
Unit: Accounts
Receivable and Payable Management
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Accounts Payable and Receivable
2.3 Maintain Bill-wise Entry
2.4 Activation of Bill-wise Entry
2.4.1 Usage of Bill-wise entry in
Purchase and Payment Voucher
2.4.2 Usage of Bill-wise entry in
Sales and Receipt Voucher
2.4.3 Usage of Bill-wise entry in
Payment and Receipt Voucher
2.4.4 Usage of Bill-wise entry - On
Account
2.5 Specifying of Credit Limit for Parties
2.5.1 Specifying Credit Limit for
Individual Ledger
2.5.2 Specifying Credit Limit for
Multiple Ledger
2.5.3 Sales Voucher Restriction
Based on Credit Limit
2.6 Splitting of Credit Sale Into Multiple Bills
2.7 Payment Performance of Debtors
2.8 Bills Payable and Receivable Reports in TallyPrime
2.8.1 Bills Receivable
2.8.2 Ageing Analysis of
Outstanding
2.8.3 Generating Reminder Letter in
TallyPrime
2.8.4 Generating Confirmation of
Accounts in TallyPrime
2.8.5 Bills Settlement 2.8.6 Bills
Payables Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys
Practice Exercises
Module 11:
TallyEssential Level 2 , Unit: Purchase and Sales Order Management
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Purchase Order Processing
3.2.1 Recording of Purchase Order
3.2.2 Recording of Receipt Note
Voucher
3.2.3 Recording Rejections Out
Voucher
3.2.4 Recording Purchase Voucher
3.2.5 Recording Debit Note Voucher
3.2.6 Recording Payment Voucher
3.3 Sales Order Processing
3.3.1 Recording of Sales Order In
TallyPrime
3.3.2 Recording Delivery Note
Voucher
3.3.3 Recording Rejections In
Voucher
3.3.4 Recording of Sales Voucher
3.3.5 Recording Receipt Voucher
3.4 Order Outstandings
3.4.1 Sales Order Outstanding
3.4.2 Purchase Order Outstanding
3.4.3 Pre-Closure of Orders
3.5 Reorder Level
3.5.1 Display Reorder Status
3.6 Godown Transfer in TallyPrime
Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys
Module 12:
TallyEssential Level 2
Unit: Tracking
Additional Costs of Purchase
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Configuration of Additional Cost of Purchases in
TallyPrime
4.2.1 Purchase Transaction with
Additional Cost Details in Voucher Mode
4.2.2 Purchase Transaction with
Additional Cost Details in Item Invoice Mode
4.2.3 Debit Note Voucher with
Additional Cost Conclusion Key Takeaways
Module 13: ,
TallyEssential Level 2
Unit: Cost/Profit
Centres Management
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Cost Centre and Cost Categories
5.2.1 Activation of Cost Centre
5.2.2 Allocation of Expenses and
Incomes using Cost Centre
5.2.3 Cost Centre Classes
(Automatic Allocation)
5.2.4 Allocation of Expenses to
Multiple Cost Centres and Cost Categories
5.3 Cost Centre Reports
5.3.1 Category Summary
5.3.2 Cost Centre Break-up
5.3.3 Ledger Break-up
5.3.4 Group Break-up Conclusion Key
Takeaways Shortcut Keys Practice Exercises,
Module 14:
TallyEssential Level 2
Unit: Budgets and
Scenarios
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Creation of Budget
6.3 Recording Transactions
6.4 Display Budgets and Variances Reports for Group Budget
6.5 Scenario Management
6.5.1 Creation of Scenario
6.5.2 Temporary Inclusion of
Reversing Journal Voucher In the Reports. Conclusion Key
Takeaways Shortcut
Keys Practice Exercises
Module 15:
TallyEssential Level 2
Unit: Generating
and Printing Reports
7.1 Introduction
7.2 On the Fly Reporting
7.2.1 Bird’s eye View/Drill Down
Display
7.2.2 Drill Down Display
7.2.3 Date/Period Based Reporting
& Comparing
7.3 Inventory Reports 7.3.1 Stock Summary
7.3.2 Godown-wise Stock
Availability
7.3.3 Movement Analysis 7.3.4 Stock
Query
7.4 Financial Reports
7.4.1 Balance Sheet
7.4.2 Profit & Loss A/c
7.5 Books & Registers
7.5.1 Sales Register
7.5.2 Purchase Register
7.6 Printing of Invoice and Report Conclusion Key Takeaways
Shortcut Keys Practice
Exercises Key
Answers for Practice Exercises Business Case Studies-2
Module 16:
TallyEssential Level 3
Unit: Goods and
Services Tax
1.1 Introduction to GST
1.1.1 Why GST?
1.1.2 GST Tax Structure
1.1.3 Determination of Tax
1.1.4 GST Registration
1.1.5 Managing HSN CODE/SAC
1.1.6 GST Rate Structure
1.1.7 Supply of Goods and Services
1.1.8 Invoicing
1.1.9 Debit Note, Credit
Note/Supplementary Invoice
1.1.10 Receipt Voucher
1.1.11 Transportation of Goods
without Issue of an Invoice
1.1.12 Input Tax Credit
1.2 E-Way Bill
1.2.1 Components of E-Way Bill
1.2.2 Who must generate E-Way Bill
1.2.3 Validity of E-Way Bill
1.2.4 E-Way Bill Process Flow
1.3 GST e-Invoicing
1.3.1 Benefits of e-invoices to the
businesses
1.3.2 Date of implementing GST
e-invoicing
1.3.3 Entities exempted from
e-invoices
1.3.4 Generating E-Way bill with
e-Invoice
1.3.5 Modification of e-Invoice
1.3.6 Role of e-Invoice in GST
Returns
1.3.7 Various modes of generating
e-invoice
1.3.8 Role of IRP in e-Invoice
1.3.9 The practice of Generating
GST e-Invoice
1.3.10 E-invoice Details
1.3.11 Invoice Reference Number
(IRN)
1.4 GST in TallyPrime
1.4.1 Creation of Company and
Activating GST
1.4.2 Introducing Capital into the
Business
1.4.3 Creation of Masters in
TallyPrime
1.5 Hierarchy of Calculating Tax in Transactions
1.5.1 Defining GST Rates at Company
Level
1.5.2 Defining GST Rates at Stock
Group Level
1.5.3 Defining GST Rates at Stock
Item Level
1.5.4 Defining GST Rates at
Accounting Group Level
1.5.5 Defining GST Rates at Ledger
Level
1.5.6 Defining GST Rates at
Transaction Level
1.6 Recording GST-compliant transactions
1.6.1 Accounting Intrastate Supply
of Goods & Services
1.6.2 Accounting Interstate Supply
of Goods & Services
1.6.3 Accounting Purchase and Sales
Returns of Goods with GST
1.6.4 Supplies Inclusive of Tax
1.7 E-Way Bill Report in Tally
1.7.1 Export for e-Way Bill Report
1.7.2 Exporting Bulk or
Consolidated e-Way Bill invoices
1.7.3 Update e-Way Bill Information
1.8 Input Tax Credit Set Off against Liability
1.9 GST Tax Payment
1.9.1 Timeline for payment of GST
tax
1.9.2 Modes of Payment
1.9.3 Challan Reconciliation
1.10 Generating GST Returns for Regular Dealers in Tally
1.10.1 GSTR-1
1.10.2 GSTR-3B
1.10.3 GSTR-9 – GST Annual
Computation
1.11 Filing GST Returns in Tally
1.11.1 Filing GSTR-1 Returns
1.11.2 Filing GSTR-3B Returns
1.11.3 Filing GSTR-9 Returns - GST
Annual Computation
1.12 Generating e-Invoice in TallyPrime
1.12.1 Recording Outward Supply and
Generating e-Invoice without e- Way Bill
1.12.2 Recording Outward Supply and
Generating e-Invoice with e- Way Bill
1.12.3 E-Invoice Report
1.13 Quarterly Return Monthly Payment Scheme
1.13.1 Creation of Company and
Activating GST in TallyPrime
1.13.2 Accounting Intrastate Supply
of Goods & Services
1.13.3 Input Tax Credit Set Off
against Liability and Tax Payment
1.13.4 Invoice Furnishing
Facility(IFF) in QRMP scheme
1.14 Composition Dealer under GST Regime
1.14.1 Introduction
1.14.2 Conditions to be satisfied
under the scheme
1.14.3 Creation of Company and
Activating GST in TallyPrime
1.14.4 Accounting Intrastate and
Interstate Supply of Goods
1.14.5 Generating GST Returns for
Composition Dealer in Tally
1.14.6
GST Tax Payment Conclusion Key Takeaways Shortcut Keys Practice Exercises,
Module 17:
TallyEssential Level 3, Unit: Tax Deducted at Source
2.1 Introduction to TDS
2.2 Basic Concepts of TDS
2.3 TDS Process
2.4 TDS in TallyPrime
2.4.1 Activation of TDS in
TallyPrime
2.5 TDS Statutory Masters
2.6 Configuration of TDS at Different levels
2.6.1 Configuration of TDS at Group
level
2.6.2 Configuration of TDS at
Ledger level
2.7 Recording TDS Compliant Transactions in TallyPrime
2.7.1 Expenses Partly Subject to
TDS
2.7.2 Booking Expenses and TDS
deduction on crossing Exemption Limit
2.7.3 Accounting Multiple Expenses
and Deducting TDS later
10
2.7.4 TDS on Expenses at Lower and
Zero Rate
2.7.5 TDS on Expenses at Higher
Rate
2.7.6 Recording Transaction when
TDS Exemption limit is not crossed
2.8 TDS Exceptions
2.9 TDS Payment to Department
2.9.1 Resolving Uncertain Transactions
2.9.2 TDS Outstanding
2.9.3 Payment of Tax to the Income
Tax Department
2.9.4 Generating TDS Challan (ITNS
281)
2.9.5 Interest Payment to Income
Tax Department on Delayed Tax Payment
2.10 TDS Report
2.10.1 Challan Reconciliation
2.10.2 Form 26Q 2.10.3 E-Return
2.11 Changes in TDS rates from 1st April 2021 Conclusion Key
Takeaways Shortcut Keys
Practice Exercises
Module 18:
TallyEssential Level 3
Unit: Management of Business Data
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Exporting data in available formats
3.3 Export and Import of Data
3.3.1 Export and Import of Masters
from one company to another in XML format
3.3.2 Export and Import of
Transactions from one company to another in XML format
3.3.3 Exporting Reports to MS Excel
3.3.4 Exporting Reports to PDF
3.4 Open Database Connectivity (ODBC)
3.5 Printing of Company Logo on Vouchers, Invoices &
Reports. Conclusion Shortcut Keys
Certification
Process:
Candidates must appear for an online objective-based
examination after the completion of the course. Certificates will be issued
based on the merits of the examination Certificate issued.
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