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Getting Started with Auditors’ Editionof Tally.ERP 9



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Version: Getting Started with Auditors’ Edition of Tally.ERP 9/Release 3.2/July 2011



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Contents

Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................................1

Lesson 1: Creating Tally.NET Auditors ...............................................................................................................2

1.1 Creating Tally.NET Auditors .....................................................................................................................2

1.1.1 Company Delegation ..............................................................................................................................6

Lesson 2: Auditing Scenarios in Tally.ERP 9 ....................................................................................................8

2.1 Audit at CA’s office by accessing local data ...........................................................................................8

2.2 Audit at Client’s place by accessing local data .....................................................................................11

2.3 Audit Remotely by accessing Client's data from anywhere ................................................................13

Lesson 3: Tally.NET Overview .................................................................................................................................17

3.1 Configuring Tally.NET features ..............................................................................................................17

3.2 Authorise Tally.NET Auditors .................................................................................................................19

3.3 Create Security Controls ...........................................................................................................................21

3.4 Connect Company to Tally.NET for Remote Auditing .......................................................................24

Lesson 4: Features of Auditors’ Edition ............................................................................................................27

4.1 Tax Audit .....................................................................................................................................................27

4.1.1 Form 3CD .............................................................................................................................................36

4.2 Statutory Audit ...........................................................................................................................................37

4.2.1 Audit Documentation ............................................................................................................................38Audit Programme ..................................................................................................................................38

Audit Working Paper .............................................................................................................................41

Accounting Standards Checklist ...........................................................................................................47

Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist .......................................................................................50

4.2.2 Data Analysis ........................................................................................................................................52

4.2.3 Auditing .................................................................................................................................................53

4.2.4 Audit Journals .......................................................................................................................................55

4.2.5 Financial Statements: ...........................................................................................................................56

Schedule-VI Balance Sheet ...................................................................................................................57

Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c Statement ............................................................................................59

4.3 Statutory Compliance ................................................................................................................................60



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Introduction

Tally.ERP 9 offers a special Gold Auditors’ Edition, which provides Audit & Compliance capabili-ties, exclusively for Chartered Accountants. The Auditors’ Edition provides the following tools forChartered Accountants:

Tax Audit

Statutory Audit

Statutory Compliance

These tools will help in retrieving the relevant information and present them in the required form tohelp the Auditor to form the opinion. Using Tally.ERP 9, Chartered Accountants can provide theAudit and Compliance services to their clients in the following three scenarios:

Audit at CA’s office by accessing local data

Audit at Client’s place by accessing local data

Audit Remotely by accessing Client’s data from anywhere



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Lesson 1: Creating Tally.NET Auditors

On successful Activation of Tally.ERP 9 Auditors’ Edition, the Account ID/Email ID (main BAPusername) provided during the Activation process is configured as a Tally.NET Auditor (having theRemote Audit & Compliance capabilities). The main BAP user can further create sub-users underhim and configure them as Tally.NET Auditors to perform Audit from any where.

1.1 Creating Tally.NET Auditors

Tally.NET Auditors can be created from Control Centre feature in Tally.ERP 9.

To create Tally.NET Auditors,

Start Tally.ERP 9

Click on K: Control Centre button in the top button toolbar or press CTRL+K keys

Figure 1.1 Tally.ERP 9 Startup Screen



Creating Tally.NET Auditors

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The Control Centre Login screen is displayed.

Enter the Account ID/Email ID as it was entered during the License Activation in YourEmail ID field

In Your Tally.NET Password field, enter the Account Password sent by e-mail to youas shown:

The Account Password is Automatically generated during the Activation and sent by e-mail to the Email ID provided. You can change the Password by Logging into Control Centre.

Figure 1.2 Control Centre Login Screen

Press Enter to login

The Control Centre screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 1.3 Control Centre in Tally.ERP 9




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From the Control Centre screen,

Select U: User Management and press Enter

Figure 1.4 User Management Screen

User Management screen displays the list of Tally.NET Users and Tally.NET Auditors created

by default.

To create more users, go to the next Line and execute the following steps:

Select Standard User under Security Level field from Security Level drop down list

Enter the required Email ID (e.g. [email protected]) in the Tally.NET ID field

Set Tally.NET User field to No

Set Tally.NET Auditor field to Yes

Set Status field to Active




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Figure 1.5 Completed User Management Screen

Press Enter to save the User (Tally.NET Auditor). Similarly, you can create more users.

Security level: Default options are Standard and Owner. Standard User has limited

permission and he cannot change his settings or create new users. Owner has full permission and he can create new users.

Tally.NET ID: A valid Email ID should be entered in this field.

Tally.NET User: This option should be set to Yes if you want the user to work as

Tally.NET User.

Tally.NET Auditor: This option should be set to Yes if you want the user to work as Tally.NET Auditor and have access to Audit & Compliance features.

Status: The Status should be selected as Active for the user to work.

The Password for [email protected] will be emailed to the respective Email ID.




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1.1.1 Company Delegation

The Companies which have provided the access to an auditor can be delegated to the articles(sub articles) for conducting the remote audit.

To Delegate the Companies, which have authorised the auditor,

Press Alt+Y or click on Y: Company Delegation button in the Control Centre

The Company Delegation screen appears as displayed:

Figure 1.6 Company Delegation Screen

Press Enter on Alt+A or click on A: Add User

Select the auditor from the List of Users from your own account or select Other User toadd users from any other account. (each serial is treated as Account)

Select the name of account in the Account Name field

Select the required access type from the list of Access Type

Allow All: Should be selected to delegate all companies which have authorised the

auditorAllow Specific: Should be selected to further select the required Company for delega-

tion

Deny Specific: Should be selected to allow all company access, except the one forwhich access is denied.




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The completed Company Delegation subs screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 1.7 Company Delegation Screen

Press Enter to accept and save.

Press Alt+F1 to view the details of the Companies which are delegated for auditing asshown:

Figure 1.8 Company Delegation in Detailed Mode

The delegated Companies cannot be further delegated by the sub articles. Tally.ERP 9 allowsonly one level of delegation.



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Lesson 2: Auditing Scenarios in Tally.ERP 9

Tally.ERP 9 provides auditing and compliance capabilities exclusively for Chartered Accountantsand makes the Audit and Compliance tools available in the following scenarios for the CharteredAccountants:

Audit at CA’s office by accessing local data Audit at the Client’s place by accessing local data

Audit Remotely by accessing the Client’s data from anywhere

2.1 Audit at CA’s office by accessing local data

The Auditors’ Edition includes Audit & Compliance capabilities as a default feature without anydependency on Tally.NET for Authentication. When the Client’s data is locally available at CA’soffice, the Auditor can perform the Audit or Verification as the Tax Audit, Statutory Audit and

Statutory Compliance features are available by default.

Go to Gateway of Tally > Alt+F3: Company Info. > Select Company

or

From Company Info. > Select Company

Tally.ERP 9 displays the List of Companies along with the Company number



Auditing Scenarios in Tally.ERP 9

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Select the company to be audited and press Enter

Figure 2.1 Company Selection Screen

The Company Login screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 2.2 Company Login Screen

Enter the User Name and Password provided by the Client.

If the Client’s company is not password protected, then you will have to make it password protected by enabling the security feature in the Company Master .( Gateway of Tally > Alt+F3 + Alter ).




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The completed Company Login screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 2.3 Completed Login screen

Press Enter to Load the Company

Figure 2.4 Gateway of Tally (for Auditors’ Edition of Tally.ERP 9)

Tally.ERP 9 displays the Auditors’ License in the Information panel at the bottom of the screenand the Audit & Compliance menu is available by default, when the Auditor accesses the client’sdata from his local machine (where Auditors’ Edition of Tally.ERP 9 is installed). The Auditor canstart using the Tax Audit, Statutory Audit and Statutory Compliance Tools.




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2.2 Audit at Client’s place by accessing local data

When the Auditor wants to use the Auditors’ License from the Clients Office to provide the Audit orCompliance Service, an Internet Connection and Tally.NET subscription are required. The Clientshould have authorised the Chartered Accountant as a Tally.NET Auditor for the Company forwhich Audit needs to be performed. For more details on the Authorisation process read thechapter Tally.NET Overview.

In this scenario, Tally.NET is used to Authenticate the Auditor to get the Auditors’ License on theClient’s Tally.ERP 9. The Auditor can then open the Company and perform Audit or Verification inthe same way as it is done in the Auditor’s office with Local data using the Auditor’s License.

The Auditor should have a valid Tally.NET subscription to perform Audit in this scenario.

To start the Audit, execute the following steps.

Go to Gateway of Tally > Company Info. > Select Company

Tally.ERP 9 displays the List of Companies along with the Company number

Figure 2.5 List of Companies for Selection

Select the company to be audited and press Enter




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Tally prompts for User Name and password

Figure 2.6 CA Login Screen

Specify the CA User Name (Remote User Name) and Password, as explained in the ear-lier chapter

Type [email protected] in the Name of the User field

Type the password in the Password field

Press Enter

The Gateway of Tally screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 2.7 Auditors’ Edition of Tally.ERP 9 (Remote Authentication)

Once the Chartered Accountant logs in using his authorised (BAP) user name and password,Tally.ERP 9 displays the Remote Auditor Serial No along with the client’s Tally.ERP 9 licenseSerial Number.




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2.3 Audit Remotely by accessing Client's data from anywhere

When the Auditor wants to provide Audit and Compliance services from his office (or from anyother remote location) and access the Client’s Data Remotely, the internet connection and validTally.NET subscription is a must for both the Auditor and the Client. The Client should haveauthorized the Chartered Accountant as Tally.NET Auditor and Connect the Company toTally.NET at the time of Audit/Verification process. The Auditor will Login as Remote User and

provide the Auditor’s Username and Password to view the Companies that are available forAudit (Connected) belonging to various Client’s based on the Access provided.

For information on Authorising the Remote Auditor and Connecting the Client Company toTally.NET, refer to Tally.NET Overview chapter.

The process of Remote Audit is as shown:

Start Tally.ERP 9

Go to Company Info. screen

The Auditor can fetch the Auditors’ Edition License on Educational version of Tally.ERP 9 also.




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Figure 2.8 Company Info screen

Select Login as Remote User and press Enter

The Remote Login screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 2.9 Remote Login screen

In the Remote Login screen,

Enter the BAP username in the Your Email ID field

Enter the password in the Your Tally.NET Password field




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The completed Remote Login screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 2.10 Completed Remote Login screen

Press Enter to login Remotely

The Remote Company selection screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 2.11 Remote Company Selection screen

Select the required Remote company and press Enter to Load the Company

The Remote Company selection screen displays the List of Remote Companies which haveauthorised the Chartered Accountant to access from a Remote location.




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On successful login, the Gateway of Tally screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 2.12 Gateway of Tally with Remote Login

You can view the Remote User details on the left side. The Information Panel displays the remote

Serial Number for the Auditor (BAP User). You can click on Audit & Compliance menu to startexperiencing the Power of Remote.

Remote Auditing can be performed successfully on the Educational Version of

Tally.ERP 9 also.



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Lesson 3: Tally.NET Overview

Tally.NET (to be read as TallyNET) is an enabling framework which establishes a connectionthrough which the remote user (or Remote Auditor) can access the Client's data without copying / transferring the data. Tally.NET is a default feature of the product and provides a host of capabili-ties.

By default Tally.NET is enabled in Tally.ERP 9, however, certain configurations have to be setup toget the company connected for the Remote Access. The following steps need to be executed atthe Client of the required Company:

1. Configuring Tally.NET features

2. Authorise Tally.NET Auditors’

3. Security Controls for Tally.NET Auditors’

4. Connect Company to Tally.NET for Remote Access

3.1 Configuring Tally.NET features

To configure the Company for Tally.NET features,

Go to Gateway of Tally > F11: Features > F4: Tally.NET Features

In the Registration Details section,

Type the required Connect name for the Company (e.g. Global Enterprises) in the

Connect Name field (Tally.ERP 9 allows to specify company name to be connected / made available as per the user requirements)

Type the required name (e.g. Rajesh) in Contact Person Name field

Type the contact number (e.g. 9909968650) in Contact Number field

In Connect for Remote Access section,

Select Yes for Allow to Connect Company

Select Yes for Connect on Load



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SMS Access Details options can be skipped if SMS is not used.

The completed Tally.NET Features screen is displayed as shown.

Figure 3.1 Completed Tally.NET Features screen

Press Enter to accept.

Connect Name : The user can specify any Connect Name for the Company to be connected.

Contact Person Name: The name of the Contact person should be entered who should is responsible for connecting the Company to Tally.NET

Contact Number: The name of the contact person should be provided for the

person who is responsible for connecting the company to Tally.NET

Allow to Connect Company : This option allows the user to enable the Com-

pany to get connected for remote access.

Connect on Load : This allows the company to get connected by default when

the company is loaded.



Tally.NET Overview

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3.2 Authorise Tally.NET Auditors

To Authorise the Tally.NET Auditors, execute the following steps:

Go to Gateway of Tally > Alt+F3: Company Info. > Security Control

The Security Control screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 3.2 Security Control menu

Select Users and Passwords and press Enter

It is mandatory to enable Security Control in the Company Creation master for Tally.NET features to be available in Tally.ERP 9. In case Security Control feature is not enabled, go to the Company Alteration ( Alt+F3 ) screen and enable the same before proceeding further.



Tally.NET Overview

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The List of Users for Company is displayed as shown:

Figure 3.3 List of Users for the Company

Select Tally.Net Auditor from the Security List

Enter the BAP user name (e.g. [email protected]) in Name of User field

Password field will be skipped

Type Yes in Allow Remote Access field to allow the user to access data from a remotelocation

Type No in the field Allow Local TDL, so that the user does not execute TDL files availableon the remote computer

Type No in the field Allow SMS Access, so that the user does not access the SMS facility.

Select End of List.



Tally.NET Overview

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Figure 3.4 User Authorisation screen

Accept to allow remote access to the user.

3.3 Create Security Controls

By default, Tally.NET Auditor is created and authorised in the capacity of Owner, thereby havingcomplete access to the company data. However, the Client can allow /disallow access to a menu/ report by altering the Security Levels.

To create security controls for Tally.Net Auditor, execute the following steps shown.

Go to Gateway of Tally > press Alt + F3: Company Info. > Security Control > Types ofSecurity

In the Security Levels screen, select Tally.NET Auditor

In the Security Levels sub screen for Tally.NET Auditor

By default Tally.NET Auditor appears in the Name of Security Level field

The registered CA User name will be provided to the customer/client from their Chartered Accountant/ Auditor.

Allow Remote Access should be set to Yes , only if you want your Auditor to access your data remotely for Auditing.



Tally.NET Overview

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By default Tally.NET Auditor will Use the Basic Facilities of an Owner, which has fullaccess on the company data. You can also select Tally.Net Auditor from Security Listwhich has similar properties

Figure 3.5 Security Level for Tally.Net Auditor

By default Days allowed for Backdated Vouchers is set to 0

The Cut-off date for Back Dated Vouchers is left empty

Set No to Set/Alter rules for Print Before Save option

Set Yes to Allow to Connect Company, if you want the Tally.NET Auditor to Connectthe Company to Tally.NET

Set No to Use Tally.NET Authentication

Set Yes to Use Tally.NET Auditor Authentication

In Disallow the Following Facilities:

Select End of List from Type of AccessIn Allow the Following Facilities:

Select Full Access from Type of Access

Select Audit Listings from List of Reports



Tally.NET Overview

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Figure 3.6 Security Levels for Tally.NET Auditor

Select End of List from Type of Access and return to Security Levels for Companyscreen

Press Enter.

Accept to save the access controls for Tally.NET Auditor.

If you want to deny access to certain reports for Auditor you can select the type of

access and select the required reports in the Security Levels screen.



Tally.NET Overview

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3.4 Connect Company to Tally.NET for Remote Auditing

To enable the Auditor to Log in as Remote Auditor, the Client needs to Connect the requiredCompany to Tally.NET.

To connect a Company to Tally.NET, execute the following steps:

Go to Gateway of Tally

Click on F4: Connect or press F4.

The Company Info menu is displayed as shown:

Figure 3.7 Company Info menu

Select the Company that needs to be connected from the List of Companies and pressEnter



Tally.NET Overview

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The completed Connect Companies to Tally.NET screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 3.8 Remote Company Login

Press Enter to Connect.

The Company should be connected to Tally.NET during the Remote Auditing process for theAuditor to view the required reports and post Audit comments.

The Connect Companies to Tally.NET screen will not be displayed if a single company loaded. In this case, the loaded company directly Connects to Tally.NET you click on F4: Connect or press F4.



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On establishing a successful connection, the status is displayed in the Calculator panel availablein the Information Panel. Click on the Calculator Panel to view the complete message as shown:

Figure 3.9 Tally.NET Connection status

The Client needs to ensure that the Company is connected to Tally.NET during the Remote Auditprocess for the Auditor to check various reports and post the Audit Remarks.



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Lesson 4: Features of Auditors’ Edition

Auditors’ Edition comprises of the following features which will help the Auditors in improving theefficiency while providing the Audit & Compliance services to the Clients.

Tax Audit tool as per section 44AB of IT Act and printing of:

Form 3CD

Form 3CA

Form 3CB

Statutory Audit tool to perform Audit as per the requirements of Company’s Act

Audit Documentation

Data Analysis

Auditing

Audit Journals

Financial Statements in Schedule-VI format

Statutory Compliance tool for regular compliance services

4.1 Tax Audit

Tax Audit feature helps in ensuring that the books of accounts and other records are properlymaintained, in order to reflect the true income of the assessee and to facilitate the Tax Auditor tocarry out the verification and generate required Annexure and Forms.

The key features of Tax Audit tool in Tally.ERP 9 are listed below:

Extracting financial and quantitative information required for Tax Audit (under Sec. 44AB)

Displaying relevant data for Audit based on Clause requirement for the following Clauses:

Clause 16

Clause 17(h)

Clause 18

Clause 21

Clause 24(a) & 24(b)

Clause 27



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Instant Statistics on Audit Listings (Vouchers which are Audited and Unaudited. Voucherswhich are marked as Under Observation, Need Clarification and Vouchers which are Clari-fied by the Client and altered by the client after audit)

Provides facility to record Audit Remarks using Audit Note

Provision to mark Vouchers for clarification / Verification from Clients

Provides facility to post corrections and reviews remotely

Tracking any alteration / modification to vouchers post Audit

Generate Annexures to Form 3CD

Printing of Form 3CD along with Annexure I and II

Printing of Form 3CA and Form 3CB

To view the Tax Audit Dashboard,

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > 44AB AuditThe Tax Audit Dashboard appears as shown below:

Figure 4.1 Tax Audit Dashboard

The Tax Audit dashboard screen shows total number of vouchers available for Audit (Unaudited),number of Vouchers Audited, number of Vouchers To be re-audited and Audit Complete informa-tion for each Clause.




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Clause No.: Displays the Clause number as it appears in Form 3CD.

Audit Type: Provides brief description on the respective Clause.

Unaudited: Displays the total number of unaudited vouchers for each clause.

Audited: Displays the total number of Audited Vouchers for each clause.

Under Observation: Displays the total number of Vouchers marked as Under Observation

for each Clause. The Auditor can mark a Voucher as Under Observation for further study orfor his Superior's help. The Auditor or his superior can highlight the respective column todrill down to view the Under Observation Summary for each Clause.

Need Clarification: Displays the total number of Vouchers marked for Clarification fromthe Client. This will help the Auditor to keep track of the total number of Vouchers that arepending for Clarification from the Client. The Auditor can highlight the respective column toview the Need Clarification Summary for each Clause.

Clarified (To be re-audited): Displays the total number for Vouchers which are Clarified bythe Client for each Clause. The Auditor can highlight the respective column to view theClarified Vouchers.

Altered (To be re-audited): Displays the total number of Vouchers that are Altered by the

Client post Audit. The Auditor can highlight the respective column to view the Re-AuditSummary for the respective Clauses.

Audit Complete?: Displays the Audit completion status for each Clause as entered by theAuditor using the F9: Save Audit button.

The Auditor can click on any Clause in the Tax Audit dashboard to perform the Audit for therespective Clause.

To Audit the Cash Payments made by the Client,

Press Enter on Amounts inadmissible u/s 40A(3)

The Voucher Count shown under the Unaudited Column also contains the Vouchers which are shown under the Under Observation, Need Clarification, Clarified and Altered columns.

If the Client alters any Audited Vouchers after the Audit Complete is set to Yes.

The Audit Complete status will automatically change to blank for the respective Clause.




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The Cash Payments screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.2 Cash Payments screen -1

The Cash Payments screen displays all the Cash Payment Vouchers irrespective of any limit. Youcan specify the per day aggregate values in the F11: Tax Audit Rules or F12: Configure screensand the above report will list down only those transactions where the per day aggregate valueexceeds the specified limit.

Press F11: Features

In the Tax Audit Rules screen,

Set Show Aggregate for the Day to Yes




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Specify 20,000 in Show Aggregate Amounting more than field as shown:

Figure 4.3 F11: Tax Rules screen

Press Ctrl+A to save the changes

The Cash Payments screen with per day aggregate more than 20,000 is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.4 Cash Payments - showing per day aggregate more than 20,000




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From the above report you can still filter some more payments which are allowed under Rule6DD. In the above screen Advance Tax payment can be removed from by following the processgiven below:

Press Ctrl+F9 or click on Ctrl+F9: Master button

Select Advance Tax from the List of Ledgers and press Enter

Specify the details as shown in the screen displayed below:

Figure 4.5 Configuring expenses allowed under Rule 6DD

You can specify the Rule 6DD exceptions for a period as shown above or forever by not specifying any dates in the From and To fields.




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The Cash Payments after filtering the expenses allowed under Rule 6DD is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.6 Updated Cash Payments screen

The above screen displays only required Cash Payments which can be further investigated by theAuditor. The Auditor can drill down into each ledger Vouchers and decide to allow or disallow anytransactions. The Transactions which are marked as disallowed will appear in the Annexure toClause 17(h), which can be annexed with Form 3CD.

To audit the Cash Payments transactions,




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Select the required Ledger and press Enter

Figure 4.7 Ledger Vouchers report

Bring the cursor to the required Voucher and press Enter

In the Audit Details screen,

Selected Audit Status as Disallowed

Amount field is prefilled with Voucher value this can be changed if required

Specify your remarks in the Audit Note field

To select more than one transactions, press Spacebar on the required transactions

and press F9.




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The completed Audit Details screen is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.8 Audit Details screen

Press Enter to save

Similarly, other transactions can be audited. After auditing, you can press Alt+P from CashPayments screen to print the Annexure to Clause 17(h) as shown:

Figure 4.9 Print Configuration screen for Annexure to Clause 17(h)

Set the option Print as Annexure to Yes

Press Enter to print the Annexure

If you have selected multiple Vouchers for Audit, then use Ctrl+A key combinations

to save the Audit Details for all the Vouchers .




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The Annexure to Clause 17(h) is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.10 Annexure to Clause 17(h)

Similarly, other Clauses can be audited and the Annexure can be printed. Alternately, you canalso click on Print button or press Alt+P from the Tax Audit Dashboard to print the Annexure forall Clauses.

4.1.1 Form 3CD

Tally.ERP 9 provides the Form 3CD which can be filled by the Auditor at the end of the Auditprocess and print out for the same can be taken along with the required annexure.

The Salient Features of Form 3CD in Tally.ERP 9 are listed below:

The filled Form 3CD will get saved along with the company data for each company andhence available for reference next year. There is no need to save Form 3CD separately inan Excel sheet or any other format.

The entire Form 3CD can be copied from one company to different companies or differentyears of same company and hence time can be saved by eliminating data entry.

Customized texts (auto text) which are commonly used are automatically generated whilefilling the Form 3CD to reduce the time to enter information.

To view the Form 3CD Dashboard,

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Form 3CD

The Annexure for each Clause can be printed separately by drilling down into each

Clause and pressing Alt+P from any report in the respective Clause.




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The Form 3CD Dashboard in Tally.ERP 9 is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.11 Form 3CD dashboard

The Auditor can drill down on the Clause no. column on the left side and enter the required infor-mation and save it.

Once the Form 3CD is filled completely, the Auditor can click on P: Print button or press Alt+P toprint the Form 3CD along with Annexure I and Annexure II.

Similarly, Form 3CA and Form 3CB can also be printed.

4.2 Statutory Audit

The Statutory Audit tool is aimed at providing the necessary tools to investigate Audit data bycomparing the same with the previous year’s data that is available in the same company or a

separate company.The Auditor can generate the required Financial Statements like Balance Sheet and Profit & LossAccount statement that needs to be submitted to the stake holders as per the format prescribed inCompany’s act.

This tool is divided into the following sections:

Audit Documentation

Audit Programme




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Audit Working Paper

Accounting Standards Checklist

Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist Audit & Analysis

Data Analysis

Auditing

Audit Journals

Financial Statements

Schedule-VI Balance Sheet

Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c

4.2.1 Audit Documentation

Audit Documentation helps in planning the audit activity, preparing of audit working paper andcheck list for Accounting standards and Auditing and Assurance Standards.

4.2.1.1 Audit Programme

Creation of a detailed Audit Programme is a compulsory pre-audit planning activity which includesof preparing of audit checklist based on the industry type, allocation of resources, identifying thetime required for audit etc. Tally.ERP 9 now provides the facility to create a detailed AuditProgramme along with the required features and also record the post audit comments. All this willremain in Tally.ERP 9 itself along with the Clients data for future reference if needed.

To create Audit Programme,

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Audit Programme Set the option Set / Alter Client & Auditor Details to Yes

Specify the details for Client and Audit firm as shown:

Figure 4.12 Audit Programme- Auditor and Client Details




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Press Enter and create the checklist for Audit along with the resource names and timerequired for audit for each area.

The completed Audit Programme screen appears as shown:

Figure 4.13 Completed Audit programme screen

Press Enter to save the Audit Programme. Press Alt+P to print the Audit Programme which can be taken to the Client’s place for refer-

ence.

The Audit Programme contains the default checklist which is used widely to

conduct the Auditing. The other Audit areas can be added to this list or removed

from this list as required by you based on the industry type.

The details for Extent of Verification and Verification Remarks can be entered

after the actual audit completion activity.




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The printed Audit Programme is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.14 Printed Audit Programme




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4.2.1.2 Audit Working Paper

The auditor should document the matters which are important in providing evidence that the auditwas carried out in accordance with the basic principles. Working Papers aid in the planning andperformance; supervision and review; and provide evidence of the audit work performed tosupport the auditor’s opinion.

Tally.ERP 9 provides a facility to generate Audit Working Papers with a click of a button. It alsoextends the facility to dynamically generate report specific Audit Working Papers with details suchas audit activity, record date and time, auditor/article's user name, sampling applied, working Noteetc.

To enable Audit Working Paper the option Enable Audit Working Paper is provided in the F5:Audit Features screen.

Figure 4.15 Enabling Audit Working Paper

On setting this option to Yes, the working note can be entered during or after audit and auditworking paper can be generated along with these working/audit notes.

Audit Working NoteDuring audit the facility is provided to enter the working note at the Company, Masters (Ledger/ Stock Item/Groups/Stock Groups) and Vouchers level. Based on reports the relevant workingnotes will be displayed. The note entered can be viewed in the current year and configured to bestored for display in the next year as reference. In the Audit & Analysis dashboard of StatutoryAudit, the working note can be entered using the tools:

Verification of Chart of Accounts

Verification of Stock Items

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Analytical Procedures

Pending Documents

Periodic Payments and Receipts Repeated Transactions

Relative Size Factor

Other Analysis

Verification of Voucher, Related Party Transactions, Forex Transactions, MSME Transac-tions, Salary / Wages Payments

Providing/Adding Working Note Details in Audit Working Paper

1. Enter Working Note Details

To enter the Working NoteGo to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Audit & Analysis > Verification of Chart ofAccounts > Accounts squared-off during the year

Click on W: Working Note or press Alt+W keys to specify the working note details at Company orGroup or Ledger o Level. The details provided in working note will be captured in Audit WorkingPaper along with the details of User Name, Working Note Date & Time, Status, Note etc.

In Working Note Details screen

Details for: In this field select the level for which Working Note to be entered.

Company: On selection of Company as the Level cursor will move to Audit Note fieldto enter the details.

Group: On selection of group based on the ledger selected, displays the list of ParentGroups for defining the Working Note

Figure 4.16 Selection of Level to enter the Working Note

Ledger: Selection of level - Ledger, application will default the ledger for which theauditor wants to enter the Working Note

Working Note: In this field enter the working note details.




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For Future Reference: By default this option will be set to No. Set the option to Yes, if theauditor wants to carry forward the working Note to the next audit period. If the option ForFuture Reference is set to Yes the Working Note details will be displayed in Audit Work-

ing Paper of Current as well as Next Audit Period.

Figure 4.17 Completed Working Note Details screen

Similarly you can enter the working note from different audit tools and the working note enteredwill be captured in Audit Working Paper.

2. Copy Audit/Verify Details to Audit Working Paper

The Audit Notes entered during Verification/Audit can also be copied to Audit Working Paper.

To copy the Audit Notes to Audit Working Paper

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Audit & Analysis > Verification of Vouchers

> select the Voucher and press enter to view Voucher Register

Select the vouchers for Audit and click on F9: Audit or press Alt+F9 to view Audit Details screen

In Audit Details screen

Audit Status: In this field select the appropriate audit status

Audit Note: In this field enter the audit note details

Copy Audit Details to Audit Working Paper: By default this option will be set to No. Setthe option to Yes, if the auditor wants to copy the Audit Note to Audit Working Paper.

Figure 4.18 Audit Details Screen




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To generate Audit Working Paper

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Audit Documentation > Audit WorkingPaper

Figure 4.19 Audit Working Paper

The Audit Working Paper is divided into three parts:

Company Note: This section displays Company Level notes entered by the aditor(s)/arti-cle(s) during audit along with the Name of the person who added the Working Note.

Masters Note: This section displays Masters (Groups/Ledgers/Stock Group/Stock Item)Level notes entered by the aditor(s)/article(s) during audit along with Group Name, Scope,Status, Note and the Name of the person who added the Working Note.

Voucher Note: This section displays Vouchers Level notes entered by the aditor(s)/arti-cle(s) during audit along with Voucher Date, Ledger Name, Voucher Number, Scope, Sta-

tus, Note and the Name of the person who added the Working Note.

The F12: Configuration of Audit Working Paper provides the facility to filter the report based on:

Working note level (company or masters or vouchers)

Sorting methods to show working / audit notes in the increasing or decreasing order ofledger, group, stock group and stock item names, transaction amount, date-time, users andscope of audit

Note type-wise filtering facility with Audit / Verify, Future Reference and working note.




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The Audit Working Paper configured to view only the Company Note is displayed as shown

Figure 4.20 Audit Working Paper Configured to view Company Note

Tally.ERP 9 provides the capability to define/add working note and generate report specificAudit Working Papers such as Ledger Vouchers, Verification of Chart of Accounts, Verifica-tion of Stock Items, MSME Transactions, Forex Transactions, Salary/Wages payments, etc.




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Report specific Audit Working Paper is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.21 Audit Working Paper for Related Party Payments

Security Level capability is also enhanced to give access to update, alter, delete Working Note,print /display of Audit Working Paper to article(s)/users.

Audit Working Paper Access Type:

Create - Allows only to add Working Notes.

Alter - Allows to add and alter Working Notes

Full Access - Allows to add, alter, delete the working Note and change F11: Features.

Access Type - Create and Alter will not allow the article(s) to Disable/Enable

Audit Working Paper in F11: Features .




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4.2.1.3 Accounting Standards Checklist

Accounting Standards Checklist displays all the Accounting Standards (ASs) listed by theInstitute of Chartered Accountant of India (ICAI). This report helps the auditors/articles in markingthe Accounting Standards applicable and complied status for a company, along with Remarks.

To view the Accounting Standards checklist

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Audit Documentation > AccountingStandards

Figure 4.22 Accounting Standard Checklist

Auditor can mark the appropriate Accounting Standards by setting Yes or No in Applicable andCompiled columns.




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The completed Accounting Standards checklist is displayed as below

Figure 4.23 Completed Accounting Standard Checklist

The Accounting Standards can be printed and taken by the auditor(s)/article(s) while conductingthe audit for reference.

To print the Accounting Standards,

Press Alt+P from Accounting Standards screen

In the Accounting Standards Printing screen press Enter or click on Yes to print theAccounting Standards

The option None can be used by an auditor/article when he decides to leave a par-

ticular Accounting Standards as blank for further clarification or to resume the

update of checklist later.

The Accounting Standards is also provided for Clients under Audit & Compliance

Info menu (Display > Statements of Accounts), from where the users can mark the

applicable Accounting Standards.




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The Print Preview of Accounting Standards Checklist is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.24 Print Preview of Accounting Standard Checklist




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4.2.1.4 Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist

Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist displays all the Auditing and AssuranceStandards (AASs) in line with Standards on Auditing (SAs) listed by the Institute of CharteredAccountant of India (ICAI). This report helps the auditors/articles in marking the Auditing andAssurance Standards applicable and complied status for a company, along with Remarks.

To view the Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Audit Documentation > Auditing andAssurance Standards

Auditor can mark the appropriate Auditing and Assurance Standards by setting Yes or No in Appli-cable and Compiled columns.

The completed Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist is displayed as below

Figure 4.25 Completed Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist

The option None can be used by an auditor/article when he decides to leave a par-

ticular Accounting Standards as blank for further clarification or to resume the

update of checklist later.




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The Auditing and Assurance Standards can be printed and taken by the auditor(s)/article(s) whileconducting the audit for reference.

To print the Auditing and Assurance Standards,

Press Alt+P from Auditing and Assurance Standards screen

In the Auditing and Assurance Standards Printing screen press Enter or click on Yes toprint the Auditing and Assurance Standards

Page - 1

Figure 4.26 Print Preview of Auditing and Assurance Standards Checklist




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4.2.2 Data Analysis

Data Analysis consists of the following tools, which will help in highlighting the exceptions that theAuditor will be interested to verify:

Verification of Chart of Accounts: will help the Auditor to understand and scrutinize theChart of Accounts by comparing with the previous Year Chart of Accounts and will drawattention for all exceptional cases such as Master which as Discontinued, Newly Created,Regrouped etc. The Auditors can also mark the Ledgers as Verified to track the Ledgerswhich are pending for Verification.

Verification of Stock Items: Will help the Auditor to check the Stock Items available andwill draw attention for the exceptional items such as negative stocks, difference in balancesetc. by comparing with the previous years Stock Items list.

Verification of Balances: Will help the Auditor to check the difference in Opening Bal-

ances and Transaction details by highlighting the exceptions. The Negative Cash balanceand Ledger Balance variance reports can also be generated.

Analytical Procedures: Will help the auditor to Compare various Groups/Ledgers/CostCategory/Cost Centres or cross compare to draw various trends and obtain the Variancefor further investigation.

Pending Documents: Provides the details of the pending bills, Sales Orders & PurchaseOrders and Receivable & Payable during the selected year.

Statutory Payments: Will help the Auditor to find if the necessary Statutory payments weremade on time or not. This will also help to find the details of the Amount Payable, Paid andBalances if any.

Periodic Payments and Receipts: This report displays the details of periodic payments or

receipts for all the ledgers selected by the Auditor and provides a comparison with the pre-vious years payments and receipts. The report provides the frequency and amount varia-tions as compared to the previous year.

Repeated Value Transactions: This report displays the transactions where the samevalue is repeated more than once for the same Ledger. This is aimed at finding the fictionalVouchers which are passed by the Client without any proper supporting as the trend is sup-pose to repeat.

Relative Size Factor report: This report displays the Relative Size Factor analysis for theall the Ledger Vouchers which is obtained by dividing the highest value transaction withthe second highest transaction.This report is aimed at rectifying these errors:

Data entry mistakes

Alterations in decimalsWrong Postings

Wrong coding with masters (vendors, customers, employees, etc.)

Revenue items charged to capital accounts and vice versa

Excess payments in payroll

Other Analysis

Inter Bank Transactions - Will display all the transactions carried out between theBanks during the audit period along with Voucher Type, Voucher Number, Debit &




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Credit balances, Instrument Date, Bank Date, Number of Days delayed, Audit Statusand Audit Note.

Cash Withdrawals/ Deposits to Bank - Will display the bank ledgers from which thecash is withdrawn or deposits are made. This report also displays the Total Amount oftransaction and the Number of vouchers through which the withdrawal or deposits aremade during the selected year.

Fixed Assets Analysis: This report displays the details of the Fixed Assets Ledgerswith the following information:

i. Opening Balance of the Assets brought forward from the previous year

ii. Accumulated Depreciation for the Assets if separate Ledger is created for each Asset

iii. Number of days for the Assets purchased/procured during the Audit Year with theoption to classify as less than 180 days and more than 180 days. The relevantPurchase entries are also available for scrutiny.

iv. Closing Balance for each Fixed Assets at Group and Ledger level.

The above report can be exported to Excel and the Depreciation can be computed foreach asset.

Transaction on holiday - This report displays all the transactions recorded on WeeklyOff or Declared Holidays in the Audit Year.

Highest and Lowest Value Transactions - This report provides ledger wise Highestand Lowest value transactions carried out during the selected period along with Differ-ence Range and Difference Range Percentage details.

Pending Advances - This report displays the ledgers for which the advances made(Loan given) are pending during the Audit Year.

Stale Cheque /Instruments - This report displays the Bank Ledgers with stale cheque/ Instruments. This report also displays the Total amount and count of stale cheques/ Instruments. To filter the transactions in this report, by default 6 months has been setas Validity Period for Cheques/Instruments. The Stale Cheques/instruments reportchecks for the instruments which are falling above the Validity Period by comparingBank Date with Instrument Date of the transactions.

Once the Auditor finishes verifying the data using the above tools, he can mark the status in theVerification Complete? column to Yes.

4.2.3 AuditingThe Auditing section provides the facility to the Auditors to Vouch the transactions and enter therequired Audit remarks.

Verification of Vouchers: Option to apply the recommended Sampling methods and dothe Auditing for the Sampled Vouchers or all Vouchers is provided.

Related Party Transactions: Option to check and Audit the vouchers of Ledgers markedas Related Party is provided.




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Forex Transactions: Option to check and audit the transactions involving multi currency isprovided.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Transactions: Auditor can check andaudit the Outstanding Payments for the parties identified as MSME’s. The Payments whichwere made after 45 days can also be tracked using this report.

Salary / Wages Payments: Auditor can check the Head count details and Salary Pay-ments details for all the employees and option to audit these transactions is provided.

Though the Auditing section provide the list of all Vouchers for Audit, the tool provides the flexibil-ity to Audit any transaction from anywhere.

The Auditors’ Edition provides the facility to the Auditors’ to raise the Clarification Note and obtainnecessary clarifications from the Client. The tool also tracks the Vouchers which are altered afterthe Audit completion.

To view the Data Analysis and Auditing reports,

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Audit & Analysis

The Statutory Audit Dashboard appears as shown:

Figure 4.27 Statutory Audit Dashboard

The drill down from Total and Audited columns will display all and Audited Vouchers respectively.While the drill down from the Under Observation, Need Clarification, Clarified (To be re-




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audited) and Altered (To be re-audited) columns will display the Vouchers with the respectiveAudit Status.

The Statutory Audit Dashboard also displays the percentage of sampled Vouchers to total

Vouchers and Sampled Vouchers to Audited Vouchers.

For more information on sampling methods and configuration, refer to the Tally.ERP 9 ReferenceManual (Help file).

4.2.4 Audit Journals

The Audit Journals report displays and provides the facility to pass the Finalisation, Appropria-tion and Provision Entries which are required to finalise the Books of Accounts.

These entries can be passed using the following appropriation types using the F7: Audit Jrnlbutton:

Appropriation: This Appropriation Type should be used to record the Appropriation entriessuch as Dividend, Dividend Tax, Reserve and Surplus etc. The entries passed with theAppropriation flag will appear below the heading Appropriations under the Amount Availa-ble for Appropriations in the Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c.

Depreciation Provisions: This Appropriation Type should be selected to record theDepreciation entries which will appear as Depreciation under Profit/(Loss) before Interest,Depreciation and Tax in the Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c.

Finalisation Entries: This Appropriation Type should be used to pass the entries that willnot affect the Profit/(Loss) before Interest, Depreciation and Tax in the Schedule-VI Profit &Loss A/c. Profit & Loss A/c Ledger is not available for selection when this flag is selected inthe Audit Journal creation.

Interest Provision: This Appropriation Type should be selected to record the provisionalentries for Interest which will appear as Interest under Profit/(Loss) before Interest, Depre-ciation and Tax in the Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c.

Prior Period Item: This Appropriation Type can be used to record the entries that will affect

the Profit/(Loss) before Interest, Depreciation and Tax in the Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c. Tax Provisions: This Appropriation Type should be selected to record the provisional

entries for Tax which will appear as Provision for Taxation under Profit/(Loss) before Tax inthe Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c.

Others: This Appropriation Type should be selected for all other entries. If the Client haspassed any entry using the Profit & Loss A/c Ledger it will appear under Others in the AuditJournals report. The Auditor needs to correct these entries by selecting the required Appro-priation flag.

Sampled column displays the count of Sampled Vouchers along with the Percent-

age . It also displays Voucher Type- and Ledger-Wise sampled vouchers count

Ledger-wise count displayed in Brackets indicates the number of Ledgers partici-

pated in the sampled vouchers.




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The entries with the Others flag will appear above the Profit/(Loss) Carried to BalanceSheet in Red colour to grab the attention.

The Audit Journals report with these entries is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.28 Audit Journals

4.2.5 Financial Statements:

Using Auditors’ Edition of Tally.ERP 9 the Financial Statements can be prepared as per theSchedule VI requirements as specified in Companies Act. The following reports can begenerated using this tool in the Schedule VI format:

Balance Sheet

Profit & Loss Statement

The salient features for the Schedule VI reports are listed below:

Schedule-VI Balance SheetCan be generated with a single click

Tally Default Groups (Business Groups) are mapped to Schedule VI groupings bydefault.

Can be further regrouped as required (User defined)

Flexible Schedule numbering

Generation of Schedules

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Schedule-VI Profit and Loss A/c

Sales & Income Groups are mapped to INCOME by default

Expenses & Purchase Groups are mapped to EXPENDITUREOption to rename INCOME & EXPENDITURE is provided to support all industries

Flexibility to regroup within INCOME & EXPENDITURE

Flexible Schedule numbering

Generation of Schedules

Export to Excel for further formatting if required.

4.2.5.1 Schedule-VI Balance Sheet

To generate the Balance Sheet in the required Schedule VI format,

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Financial Statements > Balance Sheet

The schedule VI Balance Sheet is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.29 Schedule VI Balance Sheet

To generate the Balance sheet with previous year figures, load the previous year data if it is in adifferent Company.




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Click on Ctrl+F3: Compare Cmp or press Ctrl+F3

Figure 4.30 Compare Company screen

Select the required Previous Year Company and press Enter

Figure 4.31 Schedule VI Balance Sheet with two years data

All the default Tally Groups are mapped to the Schedule VI titles to generate the above FinancialStatements. The Auditor can further re-classify these Groups as per the requirement withoutaffecting the Client’s data.

Flexibility has been provided to rearrange either Groups or Ledgers so that the requiredSchedule -VI Balance Sheet can be generated. Please refer to Tally.ERP 9 reference manual(help file) for more information.




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4.2.5.2 Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c Statement

To generate the Profit & Loss A/c Statement in the required Schedule VI format,

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Financial Statements > Profit & Loss A/c

The Schedule-VI Profit & Loss A/c statement is displayed as shown:

Figure 4.32 Schedule-VI P&L Account statement

In the above report all the default Sales and Direct Income Groups are mapped under INCOMEand all the default Purchase, Direct Expenses, Indirect Expenses Groups are mapped underEXPENDITURE.

You can further reconfigure the above report as per the requirement to arrive at the final Profit &Loss A/c Statement.

The Tally Groups appearing under INCOME can only be reclassified under INCOME. Similarly,the Tally Groups appearing under EXPENDITURE can be reclassified only under EXPENDI-TURE.

In the default Balance Sheet report the S: Schedule VI button (Alt+S) is provided to

generate Balance Sheet as per the Schedule VI format of the Companies Act.




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Flexibility has been provided to rearrange either Groups or Ledgers so that the requiredSchedule -VI P&L A/c can be generated. Please refer to Tally.ERP 9 reference manual (help file)for more information.

In the default Balance Sheet report the S: Schedule VI button (Alt+S) is provided to generateBalance Sheet as per the Schedule VI format of the Companies Act.

In the default Profit & Loss Account report the S: Schedule VI button (Alt+S) is provided togenerate Profit & Loss Account as per the Schedule VI format of the Companies Act

4.3 Statutory Compliance

The Statutory Compliance feature in the Auditors’ edition will help the Auditors’ to provide theCompliance services for various direct and indirect taxation modules on a regular basis.

The salient features for Statutory Compliance tool are listed below:

Taxation based in-built rules to classify the Masters and Vouchers as Possibly Incorrect(not created as per the recommended setup for each Taxation)

Reasons for Possibly Incorrect Masters and Vouchers Auditor can concentrate only on Possibly Incorrect and save time

No need for 100% verification of Masters and Vouchers (for other than Possibly Incorrect)

Taxation based Payable & Paid information

Taxation based Due Dates

Random verification of In Accordance Masters and Vouchers

Provision to raise Clarification on Master and Vouchers from Clients

Provides facility to record Verification Remarks using Verification Note

To view the Statutory Compliance Dashboard,

Go to Gateway of Tally > Audit & Compliance > Statutory Compliance

In the default Profit & Loss Account report the S: Schedule VI button (Alt+S) is

provided to generate Profit & Loss Account as per the Schedule VI format of the

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The Statutory Compliance Summary screen appears as displayed below:

Figure 4.33 Statutory Compliance Summary

The Statutory Compliance Summary is divided into two sections:

1. The first section displays the number of Ledgers and Vouchers and classifies them intofollowing: Total: Displays the total number of Ledgers/Vouchers

Possibly Incorrect (to be Verified): Displays the number of Ledgers/Vouchers which arenot created/passed as per the setup recommended by Tally.ERP 9 for selected Statutes.

Marked for Clarification/Correction: Displays the number of Ledgers /Vouchers for whichthe clarification is asked from Client or correction is suggested.

In Accordance: Displays the number of Ledgers/Vouchers that are created/passed as perthe recommended setup in Tally.ERP 9 for the selected Statutes.

Others/Non Statutory: Displays all other Ledgers /Vouchers that does not belongs to the

selected Statutes.

The number of Ledgers/Vouchers that are marked Verified will appear in the brackets next to the total number of Ledgers/Vouchers in each column except

Possibly Incorrect (to be Verified) and Marked for Clarification/Correction .




2. The second section shows the Statutory Payment Details for the selected period along withpending payments and due dates etc.

Tax payable: Displays the total tax payable for the selected period.

Tax paid: Displays the total tax paid during the selected period.

Balance Tax: Displays the pending tax payment based on the Tax payable and Tax Paidamounts during the selected period.

Due on: Displays the last date of making the tax payment for the selected period if there isany balance tax to be paid.

The Auditor can drill down from the first section to view the Ledger Masters and LedgersVouchers and perform the Audit and save the Verification remarks. The drill down from PossiblyIncorrect (to be Verified) will display the reasons for the non compliance.

The drill down from the second section displays the Computation reports for each statute.

The due date for the selected statue is shown based on the due date specified in the

F11: Audit Features screen.