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1. purchase of tally software is treated as assent or
indirect expenses , then underwhich group it comes on tally
2. outstanding expenses is under what group in tally
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Answer Posted / h.r. sreepada bhagi
As mentioned by Ms. Sankeertana, Depreciation must be
treated as Expense & not Aasset as mentioned in my earlier
answer. I regret the mistake by oversight. It's very good
that this mistake is noticed & corrected.
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