1. Understanding the Sales of Goods Received from a Principal in TallyPrime
When you receive goods from a principal on a consignment basis, you essentially become a seller on their behalf.
When you sell these goods, you’re effectively making a sale for the principal.
2. Steps to Record the Sales of Goods Received from a Principal in TallyPrime:
1. Create a Sales Invoice:
Go to Gateway of Tally > Vouchers > Press F8 (Sales).
2. Enter Party Details:
Enter the customer’s details (the final buyer of the goods).
3. Add Items:
Add the items sold, including the quantity and rate.
4. Select the Correct Ledger:
In the “Ledger Name” field, select the ledger account created for the principal.
This will ensure that the revenue and inventory adjustments are correctly recorded.
5. Save the Invoice:
Press Ctrl+A to save the sales invoice.
3. Example of Sales of Goods Received from a Principal in TallyPrime:
Let’s say you’ve received 10 units of “Product A” from a principal named “Principal X”.
You sell 5 units to a customer at Rs. 100 per unit.
1. Create a Sales Invoice:
- Go to Gateway of Tally > Vouchers > Press F8 (Sales).
- Enter the customer’s details.
- Add “Product A” with a quantity of 5 and a rate of Rs. 100.
- In the “Ledger Name” field, select “Principal X”.
2. Save the Invoice:
Press Ctrl+A to save the sales invoice.
4. Key Points:
1. Inventory Adjustment:
If you’re tracking inventory, ensure that the inventory levels are adjusted to reflect the sale.
2. Commission or Fees:
If you’re earning a commission or fee for the sale, record it as income in a separate journal entry.
3. Payment to Principal:
When you receive payment from the customer, you’ll need to pay the principal for the cost of goods sold and any applicable commission.
4. Reconciliation:
Regularly reconcile your accounts with the principal to ensure accurate financial records.
By following these steps, you can accurately record sales of goods received from a principal in TallyPrime, ensuring that your financial records are up-to-date and accurate.
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