From the reconciled ledger
Reports read the same books your team reviewed, so the statement and the ledger cannot disagree.
Financial reporting
Firms lose hours re-exporting and rebuilding statements because the client asked for a comparison the software does not produce. LedgerHQ generates statements, ledgers, comparisons, and packets from the same reconciled books — and Tally can produce them on request.
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Reports read the same books your team reviewed, so the statement and the ledger cannot disagree.
Tally can assemble comparisons and packets without anyone exporting to a spreadsheet first.
Financial statements, trial balance, general ledger, and registers export for workpapers and client delivery.

Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Trial Balance, and General Ledger come from the posted books, including the entries Tally made and your team reviewed.
There is no separate reporting database to fall out of sync with the accounting records.
Client questions rarely match a menu item. A quarter-over-quarter comparison, a specific account's activity across a date range, a packet for a lender.
Ask Tally for it and the report is produced from the books, rather than exported to Excel and rebuilt by hand each time the question comes back.
Because coding and reconciliation are not waiting for a month-end sprint, reports are available while they still describe something the client can act on.
Financials delivered three weeks after month-end are a compliance artifact. Delivered promptly, they are advice.
Questions
Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Trial Balance, General Ledger, account registers, and period comparisons, plus report packets for client delivery. All are generated from the posted ledger.
Yes. Tally can produce supported reports and comparisons on request, reading the same posted books your team reconciled rather than a separate summary.
Yes. Reports export for review, workpapers, and client delivery.
Yes. Tally posts to the same ledger as your staff, so its entries appear in the statements like any other, attributed to Tally.
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