面试题与答案

Double-entry is a fundamental accounting concept where every transaction affects at least two accounts, ensuring the accounting equation remains balanced.

Example:

If you purchase inventory for cash, it increases the inventory account and decreases the cash account.

Voucher entry in Tally involves recording financial transactions, such as sales, purchases, payments, and receipts.

Example:

To record a sales voucher: Accounting Vouchers > F8 (Sales) > Enter sales details > Save

Tally Audit is used to track changes made in the company data, providing security and accountability.

Example:

Gateway of Tally > F3 (Cmp Info) > Security Control > Enable Tally Audit > Set features > Save

Alt + F1 is used to view the detailed stock summary in Tally.

Example:

Alt + F1 > Select the stock item > View stock summary

TallyPrime is an upgraded version of Tally ERP 9, with enhanced features and a more user-friendly interface.

Example:

TallyPrime offers improved navigation and customization options compared to Tally ERP 9.

Inventory tracking in Tally is done through 'Inventory Vouchers' like Stock Journal and Stock Transfer.

Example:

To record stock transfer: Inventory Vouchers > F7 (Stock Transfer) > Enter details > Save

Cost Centers in Tally help track expenses and incomes associated with specific departments or projects.

Example:

To create a Cost Center: Gateway of Tally > F11 (Features) > F1 (Accounting Features) > Enable Cost Centers > Save

To manage multiple currencies, go to Gateway of Tally > F11 (Features) > F3 (Statutory & Taxation) > Enable Multi-Currency > Save.

Example:

Gateway of Tally > F11 > F3 > Enable Multi-Currency > Save

Payroll in Tally is managed through 'Payroll Vouchers' where salary details are recorded for employees.

Example:

To create a Payroll Voucher: Payroll Info > Vouchers > Create Payroll Voucher > Enter details > Save

Budgets in Tally help in planning and controlling expenses by setting predefined financial targets.

Example:

To create a budget: Gateway of Tally > F11 (Features) > F1 (Accounting Features) > Enable Budgets > Save

Zero-valued entries in Tally are transactions with no monetary value but are recorded for informational purposes.

Example:

Creating a zero-valued entry for a free sample distribution.

Batch-wise inventory in Tally involves tracking items based on production or purchase batches, allowing better control over stock.

Example:

To create a batch: Inventory Info > Batches > Create > Enter details > Save