Import Tally Exports Or Excel
Bring in current and previous year trial balance data exported from Tally or kept in Excel. Almost 90% of routine ledgers map automatically; the share varies by company.
Company financial statements, straight from the trial balance.
Preparing accounts for a proprietorship or partnership firm? See the Non-Corporate Entity Balance Sheet Tool
Prepare a company's Balance Sheet, Statement of Profit and Loss, notes and fixed asset schedule from trial balance data exported from Tally or kept in Excel, with comparative figures and export to PDF or Excel.
Bring in current and previous year trial balance data exported from Tally or kept in Excel. Almost 90% of routine ledgers map automatically; the share varies by company.
Every ledger's current and previous year mapping stays visible, with sign and validity checks, so exceptions are corrected before any statement is built.
Share capital and reserves come from the mapped trial balance with the profit movement linked, and each asset class takes its opening gross block, additions, deductions and depreciation.
MSME status for each supplier, trade receivables ageing and borrowings due within one year, each in its own input screen and carried into the notes.
Ledger detail inside each note, or Balance Sheet notes at subgroup level with a separately numbered grouping annexure. Only notes with a balance are numbered.
Major figures with year on year movement, and checks for the Balance Sheet difference, equity, fixed asset and depreciation tie-ups and unmapped ledgers before export.
A divisor from rupees to crores, a one page or multi page Balance Sheet, current year or comparative figures and Final or Provisional headings, applied to every export.
CA firms, audit teams and corporate accounts departments that prepare financial statements for companies, starting from a trial balance exported from Tally or kept in Excel. For proprietorships and partnership firms, the Non-Corporate Entity Balance Sheet Tool is the one to use.
Yes, through Tally's exported data. It does not connect to Tally directly: export the current and previous year trial balance from Tally, or use an Excel trial balance, and import that. Ledgers are then mapped to the corporate statement heads, and you review and correct the mapping before reporting.
Almost 90% of routine ledgers, such as bank, debtor, creditor and tax ledgers, are classified automatically. That is an indicative level, not a guarantee: it varies with each company's ledger names and trial balance structure, and unusual ledgers, statutory balances and disclosure categories still need your review.
The Balance Sheet and Statement of Profit and Loss with comparative figures, the notes, the fixed asset schedule with gross block, depreciation and net block, and optionally a separately numbered Balance Sheet grouping annexure, exported to PDF or Excel. A Financial Snapshot and validation checks help you review it before issue.
No. You enter each asset class's opening gross block, additions, deductions and depreciation in the fixed asset input, and the tool builds the schedule from them and checks that the net block and depreciation agree with the Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss.
Yes. Report settings cover the reporting divisor from rupees to crores, ledger detail inside the notes or a separate grouping annexure, a one page or multi page Balance Sheet, current year only or comparative figures, and Final or Provisional headings, and every export follows the saved settings.
No. It supports the preparation and presentation of corporate financial statements, but it is not an ICAI product, certification or endorsement, and it does not replace the Accounting Standards, Schedule III requirements or professional judgement.
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