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🇮🇳 Happy Independence Day 🇮🇳
📑 Bill-To/Ship-To E-Way Bill Change from 15 June
Businesses involved in Bill-To/Ship-To transactions should take note of an important e-Way Bill change 👇
➜ What is a Bill-To/Ship-To transaction?
Invoice is raised to one party (Bill-To)
Goods are delivered to a different party/location (Ship-To)
➜ What's changing from 15 June 2026?
Ship-To GSTIN will become mandatory while generating e-Way Bills
If the consignee is unregistered, "URP" must be entered
Applicable specifically to Bill-To/Ship-To transactions
➜ New e-Way Bill Closure Facility
Voluntary closure of e-Way Bills after delivery
Can be done by supplier, recipient, transporter, or authorized driver
Closure available e-Way Bill-wise or date-wise
➜ For businesses using TallyPrime
Ensure consignee GSTIN details are captured accurately
No change in the current process until 15 June 2026
Interim measure: Generate Bill-To/Ship-To e-Way Bills through the portal.
Businesses involved in Bill-To/Ship-To transactions should take note of an important e-Way Bill change 👇
➜ What is a Bill-To/Ship-To transaction?
Invoice is raised to one party (Bill-To)
Goods are delivered to a different party/location (Ship-To)
➜ What's changing from 15 June 2026?
Ship-To GSTIN will become mandatory while generating e-Way Bills
If the consignee is unregistered, "URP" must be entered
Applicable specifically to Bill-To/Ship-To transactions
➜ New e-Way Bill Closure Facility
Voluntary closure of e-Way Bills after delivery
Can be done by supplier, recipient, transporter, or authorized driver
Closure available e-Way Bill-wise or date-wise
➜ For businesses using TallyPrime
Ensure consignee GSTIN details are captured accurately
No change in the current process until 15 June 2026
Interim measure: Generate Bill-To/Ship-To e-Way Bills through the portal.
Hi Everyone,
Quick update on the two compliance changes notified recently:
Daily Backup: As per Rule 46(8), Income Tax Act, daily backup of books is mandatory from 1st April 2026 . Businesses using TallyPrime 7.0 can enable automatic daily cloud backup on TallyDrive and stay compliant with this rule.
E-way Bill: From 15th June, GSTIN of Ship-To becomes mandatory for Bill-To/Ship-To transactions. The upcoming TallyPrime 7.1 release will support this change, helping customers stay compliant smoothly.
Quick update on the two compliance changes notified recently:
Daily Backup: As per Rule 46(8), Income Tax Act, daily backup of books is mandatory from 1st April 2026 . Businesses using TallyPrime 7.0 can enable automatic daily cloud backup on TallyDrive and stay compliant with this rule.
E-way Bill: From 15th June, GSTIN of Ship-To becomes mandatory for Bill-To/Ship-To transactions. The upcoming TallyPrime 7.1 release will support this change, helping customers stay compliant smoothly.
Eid Mubarak 🌙
🇮🇳 Happy Republic Day 🇮🇳
📦 Tally – A Clear & Fact-Checked Overview
Tally is one of India’s most widely used accounting and business management software, trusted by millions of SMEs for its simplicity, reliability, and accuracy.
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👤 Founders
Shyam Sunder Goenka – Founder
Bharat Goenka – Co-Founder & Developer
📅 Origin
1986: First product launched (Peutronics Financial Accountant)
1991: Company incorporated as Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Headquarters: Bangalore, India
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🎯 What Tally Helps You Do
Record business transactions: Sales, Purchase, Payment, Receipt
Maintain ledgers: Customers, Suppliers, Expenses
Generate financial statements: Balance Sheet, P&L, Trial Balance
Manage Inventory & Payroll
Stay compliant with GST (added in 2017)
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🏷 Key Versions (Accurately Listed)
1986–1988: Early DOS-based releases (Peutronics Financial Accountant)
Tally 3.0 (1990): First popular release
Tally 5.4 (1996): First Windows-based version
Tally 6.3 (2001): Statutory and online capabilities
Tally 7.2 (2005): VAT, Service Tax & Excise compliance
Tally 8.1 (2006): Multilingual features
Tally 9 (2006–2007): Performance and language expansion
Tally.ERP 9 (2009): Remote access, payroll, security
GST support added in 2017
TallyPrime (2020): Current flagship version with a modern UI, Go-To search, multitasking & smarter GST features
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⚙️ How Tally Works
1️⃣ Create Company → Define basic details
2️⃣ Create Ledgers → Cash, Bank, Sales, Purchase
3️⃣ Enter Vouchers → F4 Contra, F5 Payment, F6 Receipt, F7 Journal, F8 Sales, F9 Purchase
4️⃣ View Reports → Balance Sheet, P&L, GST, Stock Summary
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⭐ Why Tally Continues to Lead
Extremely simple to learn
Robust for small and large businesses
Accurate and reliable
Fast report generation
Regular statutory updates
#tally #tallyprime #accounting #tallyerp #accountingsoftware #tallyaccounting #tallysolution
Tally is one of India’s most widely used accounting and business management software, trusted by millions of SMEs for its simplicity, reliability, and accuracy.
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👤 Founders
Shyam Sunder Goenka – Founder
Bharat Goenka – Co-Founder & Developer
📅 Origin
1986: First product launched (Peutronics Financial Accountant)
1991: Company incorporated as Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Headquarters: Bangalore, India
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🎯 What Tally Helps You Do
Record business transactions: Sales, Purchase, Payment, Receipt
Maintain ledgers: Customers, Suppliers, Expenses
Generate financial statements: Balance Sheet, P&L, Trial Balance
Manage Inventory & Payroll
Stay compliant with GST (added in 2017)
---
🏷 Key Versions (Accurately Listed)
1986–1988: Early DOS-based releases (Peutronics Financial Accountant)
Tally 3.0 (1990): First popular release
Tally 5.4 (1996): First Windows-based version
Tally 6.3 (2001): Statutory and online capabilities
Tally 7.2 (2005): VAT, Service Tax & Excise compliance
Tally 8.1 (2006): Multilingual features
Tally 9 (2006–2007): Performance and language expansion
Tally.ERP 9 (2009): Remote access, payroll, security
GST support added in 2017
TallyPrime (2020): Current flagship version with a modern UI, Go-To search, multitasking & smarter GST features
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⚙️ How Tally Works
1️⃣ Create Company → Define basic details
2️⃣ Create Ledgers → Cash, Bank, Sales, Purchase
3️⃣ Enter Vouchers → F4 Contra, F5 Payment, F6 Receipt, F7 Journal, F8 Sales, F9 Purchase
4️⃣ View Reports → Balance Sheet, P&L, GST, Stock Summary
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⭐ Why Tally Continues to Lead
Extremely simple to learn
Robust for small and large businesses
Accurate and reliable
Fast report generation
Regular statutory updates
#tally #tallyprime #accounting #tallyerp #accountingsoftware #tallyaccounting #tallysolution
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🔵 15 Basic Accounting Terms You Should Know
Whether you're preparing for exams, entering the finance world, or running a business — these terms form the foundation of practical accounting. Here's a quick refresher: 👇
1️⃣ Salary Payable
🔁 Liability – Amount owed to employees; recorded as an outstanding expense.
2️⃣ Rent Receivable
💰 Asset – Income earned but not yet received.
3️⃣ Purchase
📦 Expense – Cost of buying goods for resale or production.
4️⃣ Sales
💸 Revenue – Income from selling goods or services.
5️⃣ Purchase Return
🔄 Contra Expense – Goods returned to supplier; reduces purchase total.
6️⃣ Sales Return
🔄 Contra Revenue – Returned goods from customers; reduces revenue.
7️⃣ Capital Introduced
🧾 Owner’s Equity – Funds invested into the business by the owner.
8️⃣ Drawings
➖ Reduction in Equity – Personal withdrawals made by the owner.
9️⃣ Cash Deposited / Withdrawn
💵 Cash ↔ Bank – Records movement of funds between bank and cash.
🔟 Bad Debt
❌ Expense – Irrecoverable amounts written off from debtors.
1️⃣1️⃣ PBD (Provision for Bad Debts)
🛡 Estimated Loss – Reserve for expected non-recoverable amounts.
1️⃣2️⃣ Verification of Balance Sheet Items
🧮 Audit Check – Confirms accuracy of financial position.
1️⃣3️⃣ Cash Flow Statement
💼 Financial Statement – Tracks cash from operations, investing, and financing.
1️⃣4️⃣ Schedule III Balance Sheet
🏛 Regulatory Format – Standard format for companies under the Companies Act.
1️⃣5️⃣ Depreciation as per Companies Act, 2013
⏳ Non-cash Expense – Asset value reduction aligned with statutory norms.
📚 Master these terms to build confidence and clarity in financial reporting.
#Finance #Accountant #CA #CMA #Accounting #FinanceBasics #AccountingTerms
Whether you're preparing for exams, entering the finance world, or running a business — these terms form the foundation of practical accounting. Here's a quick refresher: 👇
1️⃣ Salary Payable
🔁 Liability – Amount owed to employees; recorded as an outstanding expense.
2️⃣ Rent Receivable
💰 Asset – Income earned but not yet received.
3️⃣ Purchase
📦 Expense – Cost of buying goods for resale or production.
4️⃣ Sales
💸 Revenue – Income from selling goods or services.
5️⃣ Purchase Return
🔄 Contra Expense – Goods returned to supplier; reduces purchase total.
6️⃣ Sales Return
🔄 Contra Revenue – Returned goods from customers; reduces revenue.
7️⃣ Capital Introduced
🧾 Owner’s Equity – Funds invested into the business by the owner.
8️⃣ Drawings
➖ Reduction in Equity – Personal withdrawals made by the owner.
9️⃣ Cash Deposited / Withdrawn
💵 Cash ↔ Bank – Records movement of funds between bank and cash.
🔟 Bad Debt
❌ Expense – Irrecoverable amounts written off from debtors.
1️⃣1️⃣ PBD (Provision for Bad Debts)
🛡 Estimated Loss – Reserve for expected non-recoverable amounts.
1️⃣2️⃣ Verification of Balance Sheet Items
🧮 Audit Check – Confirms accuracy of financial position.
1️⃣3️⃣ Cash Flow Statement
💼 Financial Statement – Tracks cash from operations, investing, and financing.
1️⃣4️⃣ Schedule III Balance Sheet
🏛 Regulatory Format – Standard format for companies under the Companies Act.
1️⃣5️⃣ Depreciation as per Companies Act, 2013
⏳ Non-cash Expense – Asset value reduction aligned with statutory norms.
📚 Master these terms to build confidence and clarity in financial reporting.
#Finance #Accountant #CA #CMA #Accounting #FinanceBasics #AccountingTerms
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📘 30 Essential Finance & Accounting Concepts Everyone Must Know
Mastering these terms isn't just for accountants—every business owner, analyst, and finance professional should understand them.
🔑 Here's your cheat sheet:
1️⃣ Assets – What the business owns with value
2️⃣ Liabilities – What the business owes
3️⃣ Equity – Owner’s interest in the business
4️⃣ Revenue – Money earned from operations
5️⃣ Expenses – Costs to run the business
6️⃣ Net Income – Profit after all costs
7️⃣ Balance Sheet – Financial position at a moment in time
8️⃣ Income Statement – Profit & loss over a period
9️⃣ Cash Flow Statement – Cash inflow/outflow tracker
🔟 Accrual Accounting – Records earnings/spending when incurred
1️⃣1️⃣ Accounts Receivable – Customer dues
1️⃣2️⃣ Accounts Payable – Supplier dues
1️⃣3️⃣ Inventory – Goods on hand
1️⃣4️⃣ Gross Profit – Revenue minus cost of goods sold
1️⃣5️⃣ Depreciation – Asset cost allocation
1️⃣6️⃣ Operating Expenses – Day-to-day costs
1️⃣7️⃣ Operating Income – Profit from core operations
1️⃣8️⃣ Break-Even Point – No profit, no loss
1️⃣9️⃣ Budgeting – Planning income & expenses
2️⃣0️⃣ Amortization – Spreading intangible asset cost
2️⃣1️⃣ Variance Analysis – Budget vs. actual performance
2️⃣2️⃣ Financial Ratios – Performance indicators
2️⃣3️⃣ Liquidity – Short-term financial strength
2️⃣4️⃣ Solvency – Long-term financial health
2️⃣5️⃣ Forecasting – Future financial predictions
2️⃣6️⃣ COGS – Direct cost of goods sold
2️⃣7️⃣ ROI – Investment profitability
2️⃣8️⃣ Cash Accounting – Records only real-time cash flow
2️⃣9️⃣ EBIT – Earnings before interest & taxes
3️⃣0️⃣ EBITDA – EBIT plus depreciation & amortization
💡 Whether you're prepping for a finance role, analyzing statements, or building models—these terms are non-negotiable.
👉 Save this for your next interview, exam, or business decision!
#AccountingBasics #FinanceForNonFinance #BusinessAcumen #FinancialLiteracy #AccountingTerms #FinanceInterviewPrep #CashFlow #FinancialStatements #BudgetingTips #LearnFinance
Mastering these terms isn't just for accountants—every business owner, analyst, and finance professional should understand them.
🔑 Here's your cheat sheet:
1️⃣ Assets – What the business owns with value
2️⃣ Liabilities – What the business owes
3️⃣ Equity – Owner’s interest in the business
4️⃣ Revenue – Money earned from operations
5️⃣ Expenses – Costs to run the business
6️⃣ Net Income – Profit after all costs
7️⃣ Balance Sheet – Financial position at a moment in time
8️⃣ Income Statement – Profit & loss over a period
9️⃣ Cash Flow Statement – Cash inflow/outflow tracker
🔟 Accrual Accounting – Records earnings/spending when incurred
1️⃣1️⃣ Accounts Receivable – Customer dues
1️⃣2️⃣ Accounts Payable – Supplier dues
1️⃣3️⃣ Inventory – Goods on hand
1️⃣4️⃣ Gross Profit – Revenue minus cost of goods sold
1️⃣5️⃣ Depreciation – Asset cost allocation
1️⃣6️⃣ Operating Expenses – Day-to-day costs
1️⃣7️⃣ Operating Income – Profit from core operations
1️⃣8️⃣ Break-Even Point – No profit, no loss
1️⃣9️⃣ Budgeting – Planning income & expenses
2️⃣0️⃣ Amortization – Spreading intangible asset cost
2️⃣1️⃣ Variance Analysis – Budget vs. actual performance
2️⃣2️⃣ Financial Ratios – Performance indicators
2️⃣3️⃣ Liquidity – Short-term financial strength
2️⃣4️⃣ Solvency – Long-term financial health
2️⃣5️⃣ Forecasting – Future financial predictions
2️⃣6️⃣ COGS – Direct cost of goods sold
2️⃣7️⃣ ROI – Investment profitability
2️⃣8️⃣ Cash Accounting – Records only real-time cash flow
2️⃣9️⃣ EBIT – Earnings before interest & taxes
3️⃣0️⃣ EBITDA – EBIT plus depreciation & amortization
💡 Whether you're prepping for a finance role, analyzing statements, or building models—these terms are non-negotiable.
👉 Save this for your next interview, exam, or business decision!
#AccountingBasics #FinanceForNonFinance #BusinessAcumen #FinancialLiteracy #AccountingTerms #FinanceInterviewPrep #CashFlow #FinancialStatements #BudgetingTips #LearnFinance
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📊 What is a Trial Balance?
A Trial Balance is a statement that displays the closing balances of all ledger accounts on a specific date. It ensures the arithmetic accuracy of the books of accounts.
📒 It lists each account’s debit or credit balance — and both sides must be equal if records are accurate.
🧾 Example:
• Cash A/c – ₹8,000 (Dr)
• Accounts Receivable A/c – ₹12,000 (Dr)
• Accounts Payable A/c – ₹5,000 (Cr)
• Sales A/c – ₹15,000 (Cr)
🧠 Why it Matters?
✔ Detects posting or balancing errors
✔ Serves as the base for final accounts
✔ Follows the accrual concept
A Trial Balance is a statement that displays the closing balances of all ledger accounts on a specific date. It ensures the arithmetic accuracy of the books of accounts.
📒 It lists each account’s debit or credit balance — and both sides must be equal if records are accurate.
🧾 Example:
• Cash A/c – ₹8,000 (Dr)
• Accounts Receivable A/c – ₹12,000 (Dr)
• Accounts Payable A/c – ₹5,000 (Cr)
• Sales A/c – ₹15,000 (Cr)
🧠 Why it Matters?
✔ Detects posting or balancing errors
✔ Serves as the base for final accounts
✔ Follows the accrual concept
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📚 Bookkeeping vs. Accounting: Know the Difference! 💡
Many people confuse bookkeeping with accounting, but both serve different purposes in the financial world. Here’s a quick comparison
👇 🔸 Bookkeeping
➡️ Focuses on recording daily financial transactions.
➡️ Involves tasks like: Recording sales & purchases Managing receipts & payments Reconciling bank statements
➡️ Main Objective: Maintain accurate records.
🔸 Accounting
➡️ Focuses on analyzing, interpreting, and summarizing financial data.
➡️ Involves tasks like: Preparing financial statements Budgeting & forecasting Tax planning & compliance
➡️ Main Objective: Help in decision-making based on financial data.
📌 Key Insight: Bookkeeping is the foundation of accounting. Both are essential, but accounting goes deeper into financial analysis.
Many people confuse bookkeeping with accounting, but both serve different purposes in the financial world. Here’s a quick comparison
👇 🔸 Bookkeeping
➡️ Focuses on recording daily financial transactions.
➡️ Involves tasks like: Recording sales & purchases Managing receipts & payments Reconciling bank statements
➡️ Main Objective: Maintain accurate records.
🔸 Accounting
➡️ Focuses on analyzing, interpreting, and summarizing financial data.
➡️ Involves tasks like: Preparing financial statements Budgeting & forecasting Tax planning & compliance
➡️ Main Objective: Help in decision-making based on financial data.
📌 Key Insight: Bookkeeping is the foundation of accounting. Both are essential, but accounting goes deeper into financial analysis.
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💡 Top 20 GST Hacks Every Business Should Know! 📊✅
Struggling with GST compliance?
Here's your go-to cheat sheet of Top 20 GST Hacks to help you stay updated, avoid penalties, and manage Input Tax Credit (ITC) efficiently!
Whether you're a business owner, accountant, or tax consultant, these tips will keep you ahead in your GST game. 🚀
From linking PAN with Aadhaar, reconciling ITC using GSTR-2B, to e-invoicing, filing nil returns, and avoiding fake invoices—this list covers it all!
📌 Stay compliant
📌 Avoid penalties
📌 Maximize ITC
📌 Use Tally Prime for reconciliation
📌 Regularly update your GST profile
Struggling with GST compliance?
Here's your go-to cheat sheet of Top 20 GST Hacks to help you stay updated, avoid penalties, and manage Input Tax Credit (ITC) efficiently!
Whether you're a business owner, accountant, or tax consultant, these tips will keep you ahead in your GST game. 🚀
From linking PAN with Aadhaar, reconciling ITC using GSTR-2B, to e-invoicing, filing nil returns, and avoiding fake invoices—this list covers it all!
📌 Stay compliant
📌 Avoid penalties
📌 Maximize ITC
📌 Use Tally Prime for reconciliation
📌 Regularly update your GST profile
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🚨 Closing the Books? Don’t Miss These Journal Entries! 🚨
Finalising accounts doesn’t have to feel like decoding hieroglyphics.
Here’s a simple cheat sheet for every founder, finance pro, or student gearing up for year-end close 👇
🧾 THE FINALISATION FLOW (Think of it like cleaning your house before the guests arrive)
🧹 Step 1: Tidy up your Trial Balance
📦 Step 2: Adjust for Closing Stock
🔍 Step 3: Post Adjustments (accruals, prepaids, depreciation)
🧮 Step 4: Book Depreciation/Amortisation
💳 Step 5: Reconcile Bank, Receivables & Payables
📈 Step 6: Draft P&L & Balance Sheet
🧾 Step 7: Close temporary accounts to Retained Earnings ✍️
MUST-KNOW JOURNAL ENTRIES
💸 Depreciation
Depreciation A/c Dr.
To Asset A/c
🧾 Outstanding Expense
Expense A/c Dr.
To Outstanding Expenses A/c
📦 Prepaid Expense
Prepaid Expense A/c Dr.
To Expense A/c
💰 Provision for Tax P&L A/c Dr.
To Provision for Tax A/c
📉 Closing Stock
Closing Stock A/c Dr.
To Trading A/c 🔥 Pro Tip:
Finalisation isn’t just about compliance — it’s storytelling.
It’s how your numbers tell the real story of your business.
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Finalising accounts doesn’t have to feel like decoding hieroglyphics.
Here’s a simple cheat sheet for every founder, finance pro, or student gearing up for year-end close 👇
🧾 THE FINALISATION FLOW (Think of it like cleaning your house before the guests arrive)
🧹 Step 1: Tidy up your Trial Balance
📦 Step 2: Adjust for Closing Stock
🔍 Step 3: Post Adjustments (accruals, prepaids, depreciation)
🧮 Step 4: Book Depreciation/Amortisation
💳 Step 5: Reconcile Bank, Receivables & Payables
📈 Step 6: Draft P&L & Balance Sheet
🧾 Step 7: Close temporary accounts to Retained Earnings ✍️
MUST-KNOW JOURNAL ENTRIES
💸 Depreciation
Depreciation A/c Dr.
To Asset A/c
🧾 Outstanding Expense
Expense A/c Dr.
To Outstanding Expenses A/c
📦 Prepaid Expense
Prepaid Expense A/c Dr.
To Expense A/c
💰 Provision for Tax P&L A/c Dr.
To Provision for Tax A/c
📉 Closing Stock
Closing Stock A/c Dr.
To Trading A/c 🔥 Pro Tip:
Finalisation isn’t just about compliance — it’s storytelling.
It’s how your numbers tell the real story of your business.
📌 Save this post
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