In Tally, a voucher is a document used to record financial transactions. It serves as an entry point for all business transactions into the accounting system. Vouchers in Tally are categorized based on the type of transaction they represent, such as sales, purchases, payments, receipts, and more.
Key Features of Vouchers in Tally
Transaction Recording: Vouchers are used to input details of transactions into the ledger.
Customization: Vouchers can be customized based on the business’s requirements.
Types of Vouchers: Common types include:
Sales Voucher (F8): To record sales transactions.
Purchase Voucher (F9): For purchase entries.
Payment Voucher (F5): To record payments.
Receipt Voucher (F6): For receipts or income.
Journal Voucher (F7): For adjusting entries or non-cash transactions.
Contra Voucher (F4): For bank-to-bank or cash-to-bank transfers.
Accounting Accuracy: Helps in maintaining accurate records and generating reports.