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Tally is a widely used ERP system in the world and more than 1.6 million users use it as it helps maintain Daily company transactions perfectly and simply. It assists in Accounting transactions, payroll management, tax management, inventory management, and GST easily.
About this Course
What will you achieve?
Who this course is for?
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Accountants
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Financial Managers
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Tally Learners
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Commerce Students
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Non-Accounting background students
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Anyone with a desire to learn and progress in an optimistic manner
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- Introduction To Accounts
- Using Tally ERP 9
- Basic Accounting
- Invoicing
- Internet Calculation (Simple and Compound)
- Cost Centers
- Integrate Accounts And Inventory
- Purchase Order and Sale Order Processing
- Rol- Reorder Level Monitoring
- Manufacturing Journals With BOM (Bill Of Material)
- Multiple Currency
- Price List
- POS – Point of Sales
- Budget And Control
- Optional Vouchers
- Security Control
- Job Costing
- VAT
- CST
- TDS
- Service Tax
- Service Tax
- Excises
- Payroll
- GST
- Reports and Printing
Carolina Martin
Professor
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Professor
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Professor
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Professor
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