Certification IN TALLY PRIME ( S-003 )

1. Introduction to Tally Prime

• Overview of Tally Prime
• Installation and setup of Tally Prime
• Features and benefits of Tally Prime

2. Creating and Configuring a Company

• Creating a new company
• Company features and configurations
• Security controls and user management

3. Inventory Management

• Creating inventory masters (Stock groups, Stock items, Units of Measure, etc.)
• Stock categories and stock valuation methods
• Managing godowns (warehouses)

4. Accounting Features

• Chart of Accounts (Creating Ledger and Group Masters)
• Voucher entry types (Payment, Receipt, Journal, etc.)
• Accounting vouchers configuration
• Contra, debit/credit notes

5. Banking Features

• Cheque management
• Bank reconciliation
• Handling post-dated cheques

6. Inventory and Accounting Integration

• Purchase and sales entries
• Recording of returns (Purchase/Sales)
• Inventory reports (Stock summary, Movement analysis)

7. GST (Goods and Services Tax)

• Introduction to GST in Tally Prime
• GST setup and configuration
• Recording GST-compliant transactions
• GST returns and reports (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, etc.)

8. Payroll Management

• Employee payroll creation
• Pay head types and salary structures
• Generating payroll reports and payslips
• Statutory compliance for payroll (PF, ESI, TDS)

9. Cost Centre and Cost Category

• Cost centre creation and management
• Cost categories and allocation
• Reporting for cost centres

10. Manufacturing(BOM)

• Stock Journal
• Inventory Management
• Cost Estimation and Control

11. Data Management

• Backup and restore
• Exporting data to Excel or other formats
• Tally ODBC and data synchronization

12. Customization and Automation

• Tally Customization (Tally Developer Kit - TDL basics)
• Automation of repetitive tasks

The eligibility for learning Tally Prime is quite flexible, making it accessible to a wide range of individuals. Typically, the following groups are well-suited for the course:

1. Students: Particularly those with a background in commerce, accounting, or finance.
2. Professionals: Accountants, finance professionals, and small business owners looking to manage their finances more efficiently.
3. Graduates: Especially those in fields like B.Com, BBA, or MBA.
4. Business Owners: Entrepreneurs and small business managers who need to handle accounting, inventory, and taxation.
5. Beginners: Anyone with basic computer knowledge and an interest in accounting can take up the course, as no advanced technical skills are required.