Basic knowledge of accounting is required.
TALLY is addressed to
the ACCOUNTANT. By an ACCOUNTANT, We
mean the person(s)
connected with accounts in any manner you could
be the owner,
the Financial Controller, Chief Accountant, member
of the Planning
team,the Manager, the Auditor or anyone who is affected
by nd interested
in Accounts of the organisation. TALLY
assumes some basic
theoretical knowledge of
accounts, principally in
the understanding of accounting
terminology. This means that you should be able to
distinguish between Sundry Debtors and Creditors, Assets and Liabilities, Debit
and Credit, capital and Revenue, and
other such mundane
items. The person actually
entering the vouchers should be able to
understand the use of To and By in books
of accounts, and recognise the
differences between the
journal Payments, Contra vouchers, etc The principles in TALLY are
simple enough for novice to LEARN
accounting. If you are affected
by Accounts (as an owner or manager), but
have not personally done accounts, you can still
use TALLY effectively
for your operations and at the same
time become accustomed to accounting methods and decisions.