ACCOUNTS
VOUCHER
Accounts
voucher is the primary document in which the complete details of accounting
transaction are recorded like:
· Payment of salary to employees.
· Withdrawal of cash from Bank Account.
You make an
accounts voucher when you receive or pay money. But there are many instances of
non cash business transaction that requires a voucher entry, like:
· Credit sale
· Provision of depreciation for fixed
assets
· Appropriation of profit to Partner’s
Capital Accounts.
TALLY ACCOUNTS
VOUCHER TYPES
As per classic accounting principle, all accounting
transactions may be entered in journal voucher. In fact, in old days, people
used only one day book called Journal to record all transactions, cash or
non-cash but for sake of convenience, various types of vouchers have evolved,
according to nature of transactions.
The following are the basic voucher types, considered
essential by all kinds of business, irrespective of its nature, size or book
keeping methods:-
· Contra: To record
transfer of funds between Cash & Bank Accounts.
·
Receipt: To record
receipts of money by cash, cheque, bank transfers, etc.
·
Payment: To record
payments of money by cash, cheque, bank transfers, etc.
·
Journal: To record
all non cash transactions (all accounting transactions not involving any cash
or bank ledger).
·
Sales: To record
transactions of sales of goods on credit.
·
Purchase: To record
transactions of purchase of goods on credit.
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