By registering for this course, you will learn:
Bookkeeping basics like bills and credits to help you understand and confidently issue records.
Learn how to transfer account information from physical books to Tally.
Customize inventory details and filter reports such as availability of specific inventory with specific functionality.
Bank reconciliation – Compare bank statement entries with your bank records.
Find out more about applying important and advanced topics to GST, such as GST interception, chargebacks, shipping agents, and how to enter appropriate entries in the calculation diary.
Learn about full payroll (employee attendance) arrangements according to government. specified reduction rate.
Find out about manufacturing processes that allow you to determine the price of the items you manufacture from the cost of the various parts/components used to assemble the product.
And among them, you will learn to customize the format of the sales invoice number, which looks something like this – BN / 001 / 19-20 and more.
Learn the above topics in a maximum of 8 hours, as opposed to short courses that teach at the basic level or long courses which take longer than necessary.
In addition to learning to use Tally, consider maintaining consistent accounting practices.
What you can expect from this course:
This is a basic guide for Tally, which means you will learn all the basic and basic concepts that are used every day.
Think of this course as a solid foundation for counting.
You will be able to study advanced topics independently and easily.
Notes:
This course is for educational purposes and is not intended to provide advice on corporate accounting/compliance.
I hope you have benefited from the insights you have gained in this course.
