Class 11 DK Goel Solutions Chapter 27 - Accounting Software Package: Tally
FAQs on DK Goel Class 11 Accountancy Solutions: Chapter 27 Overview
1. How to install tally?
Tally software installation is done in a step-by-step manner.
Insert the Tally CD into the computer.
On the CD, double-click the install.exe icon. Otherwise, choose Start>Run>Type>CD Drive>Install.exe from the Start>Run>Type>CD Drive>:Install.exe menu.
Setup wizard for Tally 9 is typed in. The user will be guided through the installation of Tally 9 via this wizard.
The default folders of application, data, and configuration open in a window after the above-mentioned operation. The user must specify the desired drive and file name if he wishes to alter the default directories. The installation process is completed once all of the formalities indicated on the screen have been completed.
After a successful installation, a wizard appears on the screen announcing that the Tally installation procedure is complete.
The CD can now be withdrawn from the CD player.
The Tally 9 icon will appear on your computer's desktop.
2. What are the five Primary groups in Tally?
The following are the main categories in the tally:-
Capital: Owner's Capital, Partner's Capital, Equity Share Capital, and Choice Share Capital are various types of capital. The Primary Party is a political party in the United States.
Loans: It is used to keep track of the loans that the company has taken out. Sub-groups: Bank Overdraft, Protected Lending, and Unsecured Loans-
Current Liabilities: Obligations & Taxes, Regulations, Sundry Creditors, and Other Current Liabilities are sub-groups of Current Liabilities.
Fixed Objects: Immovable assets, including as trademarks, commercial rights, equipment, goodwill, and construction, are examples of fixed assets.
Current Assets: Stock in hand, Loans & Advances, Sundry Debtor, Bank a/c, and Cash in hand are all examples of current assets.
3. What are the advantages of tally?
The following are some of the tally's advantages:
The reports that are generated by tally software are both accurate and consistent.
Tally as a software package is quite simple to install and operate. A person having a basic understanding of accounting will be able to work on it fast.
Tally works for all business entities, regardless of their size or nature of business. It makes no difference whether the company is a startup, SME or an established firm.
Various reports can be generated extremely fast at any moment.
4. What is a Journal Voucher in Tally?
A Journal Voucher is a type of voucher that is used to record non-cash transactions. It is a document that documents the specifics of a company's financial transactions. It contains transaction information such as unique identifier numbers, transaction dates, quantities, and more.
In Tally, a journal voucher is a crucial voucher that is used to record all types of adjustments, credit purchases or sales, and fixed asset acquisitions. We must hit the "F7" shortcut key from the accounting Voucher page on the Tally Gateway in order to pass entries as journal vouchers.
5. What is a Purchase Voucher in Tally?
Purchase Vouchers are used when you need to buy something from someone else and receive an invoice in exchange for paying cash or using a credit card. Purchase and credit purchase entries can be created in Tally using the Purchase voucher.
It is a document that is used to keep track of all of a company's purchases. Users can create credit purchases and purchases from Purchase Voucher with ease in Tally.
When a corporation buys products on credit or in cash, a Purchase voucher is used to track all of the company's purchases. To access Accounting Vouchers, go to Tally's Gateway.