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Creating Ledgers

You can choose to create a single or multiple ledgers, as per your requirement in Tally.ERP 9.

Creating a Single Ledger

You can create:

      Cash ledger  

      Profit and loss account ledger

Note: Any number of cash accounts can be created in any other name. For example: petty cash. But only one profit and loss account can be created.

To create a single ledger

      Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounts Info > Ledgers > Create.

Ledgers can be created in Normal mode or in Advance mode.

Note: Avoid using noise characters in ledger masters as they will not be considered in filtering reports.
Below is the list of noise characters:

(

)

*

 +

 ,

-

.

 /

;

 =

?

 {

 }

~

&

 

Creating Multiple Ledgers

You can create multiple ledgers at a time.

To create multiple ledgers

1.     Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounts Info. > Ledgers > Create (Multiple Ledgers). The Multi Ledger Creation screen is displayed as shown below:

2.     Select the group the List of Groups under which you want to create the ledgers. Selecting All Items in Under Group field lets you select multiple groups.

Note: You can create a new group from this field by pressing Alt+C.

3.     Enter the Opening Balance (balance remaining when you first entered your books on Tally.ERP 9). If you maintain balances bill-by-bill, enter bill details. See Creating a Ledger- Advanced Usage for more details.

4.     Select Dr/Cr for the opening balance to specify debit or credit respectively.

Note: While creating multiple ledgers, the field Cost Centres is set to Yes for revenue accounts and No for non-revenue accounts. The field inventory values affected is set to Yes for sales and purchase accounts and No for the others by default.

Debtor/Creditor Classification

For information on debtor and creditor classification, see Classifying Debtor/Creditor.