Please let me have the detailed answer about journal entry
in tally and difference between sales and journal entry.

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Answer / seema pandey

jouurnal entry in tally means no cash Dr. Or no cash Cr. In
the journal vouchers. only party name are Dr. or Cr. in the
journal vouchers. Suppose We purchase a furniture from
arora furniture so ,we entered in the journal book ( it
means due entry)
Furniture purchase/ Fixed assets A/c Dr.
Arora furniture A/c
By being furniture purchase from arora furniture ag. bill
no.............)
When we will paid amount then we posted entered in the
payment vouchers.

Arora Furniture A/c Dr.
To cash / Bank.

in sales vouchers

Party/cash A/c dr.
arora furniture A/c
output tax A/c

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Answer / guest

Journal is day book. tally is processing of accounts

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