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    <description>Which files are in Meesho's monthly GST report, how forward minus reverse becomes B2CS, where invoices and adjustments fit, and mistakes to avoid.</description>
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    <title>B2B, B2CL or B2CS? Where each sale goes in GSTR-1</title>
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    <description>A three-question test for putting any sale in GSTR-1: B2B, B2CL or B2CS, with the ₹1 lakh B2CL limit, worked examples and credit notes.</description>
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    <title>How to convert a bank statement PDF to Excel, and prove it's right</title>
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    <description>Two ways to get bank transactions into TallyPrime: the bank statement import for reconciliation, and an XML voucher import, plus fixes for the usual errors.</description>
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    <title>Password-protected bank statement PDF? How to open, unlock and convert it</title>
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    <description>Where to find a bank statement PDF's password, how to remove it from your own copy on Windows, Mac or the command line, and how to convert it safely.</description>
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    <title>Bank reconciliation in TallyPrime, step by step</title>
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    <description>How to reconcile a bank account in TallyPrime: manual bank dates, auto reconciliation from an imported statement, reading the BRS and clearing what's left.</description>
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    <title>Payment, Receipt, Contra or Journal: the right Tally voucher for every bank entry</title>
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    <title>UPI, NEFT, NACH and the rest: mapping bank transactions to Tally ledgers</title>
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    <description>What common Indian bank transaction types mean, which Tally ledger each usually belongs to, and how a per-client ledger map speeds up month-end entries.</description>
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    <description>What a Tally XML file for bank entries contains, a sample Payment and Receipt voucher read line by line, the debit/credit sign rule, and import fixes.</description>
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    <title>Marketplace payout entries in Tally: sales, fees, TCS, TDS and the bank credit</title>
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    <description>How to record an Amazon, Flipkart or Meesho payout in Tally: gross sales, returns, fees with GST, GST TCS, 194-O TDS and the bank receipt, with an example.</description>
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    <title>TallyPrime vs Tally.ERP 9: how importing bank entries differs</title>
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    <description>Where the import menus are, which file types each version accepts, what changed in TallyPrime 4.0, and how to handle clients split across both versions.</description>
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    <title>Month-end bank entries: a checklist for CA firms with many clients</title>
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