Question
State the differences between the Traditional Manual System and Computerised Accoutingsystem.

Answer

No. Traditonal Manual System of Accounting Computerised Accounting System
$1.$ In this system transactions are recorded in manual books of account like journal and subsidary looks. In this system transaction are recorded using computer and software like Tally.
$2.$ In this system recorded transactions have to be posted in different ledger accounts. Manually. In this system recorded transactions are processed by accounting software and posting is done automatically.
$3.$ In Manual System after posting, trial balance is to be prepared taking balance of each ledger account manually. In computerised system Trial Balance is prepared automatically by accounting software.
$4.$ Financial statements like profit and loss account, Balance sheet and cash flow statement are prepared manually. Financial statements like profit and loss account, balance sheet and Cash flow statement are prepared automatically.
$5.$ This system is comparatively slow. This system is comparatively fast.
$6.$ This system requires more manpower. This system requires less manpower.
$7.$ There are more chances of errors in this system. There are less chances of errors in this system.

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