Answer / Darpan Maheshwari

In Tally, you can record agreements in the Accounts Receivable (AR) or Accounts Payable (AP) ledgers, depending on whether it is a receivable or payable agreement. You can also create a journal entry to record the agreement if necessary.

If we maintain inventory then if proprietor take the some goods for personal Use then how to we do entry

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The main objective of preparing a 'journal' is

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Can u please give me a proper example of how genral entries of depreciation are recorded like if depreciation expense is ONE HUNDRED and acc.dep is two hundred how we will record that?

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whatis the difference between invoice and bill?

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Differentiate public and private accounting?

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sir ,can effect on wbs element after wbs selected in t code : FBCJ for cash receipt?

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journal entries

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Please help me with the accounts head for the below ledgers for e.g. for Salary A\c - Indirect Expenses is the account head in tally. what is the account head for below ledgers. Salary A/c Dr. xxx To EPF Payable (employees' contribution only) xx To ESI Payable (employees' contribution only) xx To PT Payable (deducted from employees only) xx To TDS Payable (if deducted from employees' only) xx To Salary Payable (net amount only) xxx Salary A/c Dr. xxx To EPF Payable (employees' contribution only) xx To ESI Payable (employees' contribution only) xx To PT Payable (deducted from employees only) xx To TDS Payable (if deducted from employees' only) xx To Salary Payable (net amount only) xxx Salary Payable A/c Dr. xxx To Cash / Bank A/c xxx

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what are the different types of account which an individual can open?

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how will decide that vender payment is ok without reco

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In what circumstance month end liability wil increase ?

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In the absence of any provision in the partnership agreement, profits and losses are shared (a) In the ratio of capitals. (b) Equally. (c) In the ratio of loans given by them to the partnership firm. (d) None of the above.

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