Transactions query

what is mean by journal entry in Tally, what are the items I should have to enter in this journal typically journal entries what purpose?
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Journal entries in Tally, accessed via F7, are primarily used for adjustment entries such as TDS and finalisation tasks. They are also employed for operational transactions that do not involve cash or bank accounts. For instance, recording depreciation or unrecorded TDS on receivables can be done using journal entries, effectively handling transactions outside of standard cash and bank movements.

You may get F7 option to pass journal entries.

Mainly used for adjustment entries like Tds and other finalization entries.

Few use the journal entries for operational transactions also

Journal entries in F7: Tally are other than , Contra entry , receipt entry, payment entry , wherein no involvement of Cash/ Bank .
For example Depreciation charged on Machinary at the end of the year, Can be entered in journal as follows.

Depreciation. A/c Dr

To Machinery A/c Cr
( Depreciation charged on Machine)

So in above entry no cash inflow or Outflow .

If tds on Sunday receivable is not accounted then

Tds A/c Dr

To Sundry Receivables

You can say Jv can be used for outside cash and bank transactions

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