Budget Practical Assignment in Tally
Budget Practical Assignment in Tally
Read the
below-given business scenario and implement it in Tally Prime by creating a
company for Raman
Research Centre.
1.1.
Business Scenario I
Raman Research
Centre is a research company owned by Mr. Raman. He wants to plan and track the
expenses
|
Expenses Name |
Period |
Budgeted Amount |
Budget Type |
|
Advertisement Expenses |
Q1 - AMJ |
1,00,000 |
On Closing Balances |
|
Sales Bonus |
Q1 - AMJ |
1,00,000 |
One Net. Transactions |
Record the below
transactions
|
Date |
Transaction details |
Amount |
|
01-04-2019 |
Payment made for
Advertisement Expenses |
20,000 |
|
30-04-2019 |
Payment made for
Sales Bonus |
30,000 |
|
05-05-2019 |
Payment made for
Advertisement Expenses |
25,000 |
|
30-05-2019 |
Payment made for
Sales Bonus |
30,000 |
|
25-06-2019 |
Payment made for
Advertisement Expenses |
20,000 |
|
30-06-2019 |
Payment made for
Sales Bonus |
50,000 |
1.1.
Business Scenario II
Teach Well Ltd is
willing to track Indirect Expenses and Direct Incomes for the whole year and
compare with budgeted amounts.
|
Group Name |
Period |
Budgeted Amount |
Budget Type |
|
Indirect Expenses |
FY – 2019-20 |
10,00,000 |
On Closing Balances |
|
Direct Income |
FY – 2019-20 |
20,00,000 |
On Closing Balances |
Record the below
transactions
|
Date |
Transaction details |
Amount |
|
20-04-2019 |
Tuition Fees
received |
75,000 |
|
30-04-2019 |
Salaries paid |
50,000 |
|
05-05-2019 |
Tuition Fees
received |
1,25,000 |
|
30-05-2019 |
Salaries paid |
60,000 |
|
30-05-3019 |
Advertisement
expenses paid |
40,000 |
|
25-06-2019 |
Tuition Fees
received |
1,45,000 |
|
30-06-2019 |
Salaries paid |
75,000 |
|
30-06-2019 |
Commission paid |
30,000 |
|
20-07-2019 |
Tuition Fees
received |
1,90,000 |
|
30-07-2019 |
Salaries paid |
70,000 |
|
31-07-2019 |
Office Rent paid |
40,000 |
1.1.
Business Scenario III
Ideal Paints Ltd
is having salesmen and fixes targets for their performance, every half year it
does performance review against targets.
|
Salesman Name |
Period |
Budgeted Amount |
Budget Type |
|
Anil Sharma |
HY – Apr 19 to Sep 20 |
8,00,000 |
On Closing Balances |
|
Srinivasan |
HY – Apr 19 to Sep 20 |
10,00,000 |
On Closing Balances |
Record the below
transactions
|
Date |
Transaction details |
Amount |
Salesman |
|
18-04-2019 |
Sales |
88,000 |
Srinivasan |
|
25-04-2019 |
Sales |
72,500 |
Anil Sharma |
|
04-05-2019 |
Sales |
44,500 |
Anil Sharma |
|
25-05-2019 |
Sales |
98,000 |
Srinivasan |
|
28-05-3019 |
Sales |
23,300 |
Srinivasan |
|
20-06-2019 |
Sales |
55,500 |
Anil Sharma |
|
22-06-2019 |
Sales |
35,550 |
Srinivasan |
|
28-06-2019 |
Sales |
49,990 |
Anil Sharma |
|
15-07-2019 |
Sales |
74,440 |
Srinivasan |
|
30-09-2019 |
Sales |
88,880 |
Anil Sharma |
|
30-09-2019 |
Sales |
44,440 |
Srinivasan |
1.1.
Budget tracking
Below are
the outcomes after recording transactions in business scenarios, this is for
your reference to ensure you have done it properly.
1.1.
Budget Variance Report – Business Scenario I
1.1.
Budget Variance Report – Business Scenario II
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