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How to create stock in telly

Stock creation in telly ERP 9  Stock is goods that we sell and manufacture. The stock means goods that kept in the godowns or warehouses. In telly ERP 9 we create stock for maintaining proper record of every sales and purchase of these stock items. How to create stock in telly step by step Step 1: Create a company by pressing alt+ f3 them choose "create company". Step 2: Go to company features (F11) select "inventory features". Enable "maintain multiple godown" Enable "maintain stock categories" Enable "maintain batch wise details" Step 3: Back to gateway of telly then press F12 for configuration. Use the inventory feature as per requirement. Step 4: After enabling all the feature back to gateway of telly select inventory info. And creat heads given below.  You can  use multiple stock creation as well as single stock creation.  Multiple stock creation   By choosing mul...

How to implement Vat in tally ERP 9

Vat (value added tax) Value added tax also known as " VAT " is levied on products or goods at every stage of production , distribution of goods and services. when a person purchase and sell some goods and services then he have to pay some percentage of his profit in favour of government. If someone turnover is less then 5 lakh then it is not required to pay vat to govt. The value which is added in the nominal value of goods with profit is called vat. Meaning and concept of value added tax Vat is imposed on goods and services at export stage, import stage, manufacturing stage, wholesale and retail stage. Vat is applied for some specific goods and services. However in the year 2017, the goods and services tax (gst) has been introduced in place of all indirect taxes in India but there are some exceptional cases where value added tax "vat" has been implemented. Vat in India is computed on some particular goods and services. Vat example: Gold, silver, prec...

How to pass TDS entries in telly with examples

  What TDS means ? TDS stand for " tax deducted at source " which means tax amount is deductible at source where income is generated. The collection of income is required by way of tax on income, dividends or assets sales. The tax payers are required to pay tax due before paying balance to the payee. TDS (tax deducted at source) TDS is part of direct tax collections by the government from every individual of the country. It collects taxes on prescribed rates from the source of income. TDS returns are filled in different forms prescribed in annual and quarterly returns. The income tax department has specified criteria for collection of TDS.  It has a great importance while conducting tax audits. The tax changed on specified criteria helps to the government to generate higher rate of revenue from people of country. Let us take an example of TDS Assuming the nature of payment is commission and brokerage on which the specified rate is 10%. XY Ltd makes a payment of Rs 60,000 towa...