NBFC / loan account
Convert Bajaj Finance Loan Statement to Tally XML, Excel & JSON
Turn a Bajaj Finserv loan statement PDF into Tally Payment and Receipt vouchers in a few minutes. Taxfilly has a dedicated Bajaj Finance Loan reader, checks every row against the running balance, and works entirely in your browser.
What's supported for Bajaj Finserv
- Balance-verified on real Bajaj Finance Loan statements: Loan account statement. These pass our regression suite: rows match the running balance and the totals reconcile to the closing balance.
- Password-protected PDFs open in memory; the password is never stored.
- Scanned or photographed pages are read with OCR on your device, with uncertain rows flagged.
- Ledger group: Secured Loans. Missing ledgers can be created for you.
How to convert a Bajaj Finance Loan loan statement to Tally
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Download the Bajaj Finance Loan statement
Download the loan account statement PDF from the Bajaj Finserv customer portal or app.
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Select Bajaj Finance Loan and add the PDF
Open the Taxfilly converter, choose Bajaj Finserv and drop the PDF. Password-protected files open in memory; scanned pages are read with OCR on your device.
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Choose format, ledger and dates
Pick Tally XML (any Tally version), Tally Excel (TallyPrime 4.0+) or Tally JSON (TallyPrime 7.0+), enter the bank ledger name exactly as in Tally and the period you need.
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Import into Tally
Download the file, then in TallyPrime press Alt+O → Import → Transactions and select it. The vouchers appear in the Day Book.
Which format should I choose?
- Tally XML: works in every TallyPrime and Tally ERP 9 release. The safest choice.
- Tally Excel (.xlsx / .xls): TallyPrime 4.0 and later. Review or edit rows in Excel before importing.
- Tally JSON: TallyPrime 7.0 and later.
- CSV: for review or other accounting software.
Bajaj Finance Loan to Tally: questions
- Can I import a Bajaj Finserv loan statement PDF directly into Tally?
- Not as a PDF: Tally imports structured files, not PDFs. Convert the Bajaj Finance Loan PDF into Tally XML, Excel or JSON first, then import it with Alt+O → Import → Transactions.
- Which Tally ledger group should the Bajaj Finance Loan ledger use?
- Use Secured Loans. If the ledger doesn't exist yet, leave "Create ledgers" on and it is created with the account number, IFSC and branch from the statement.
- Is my Bajaj Finance Loan statement uploaded to a server?
- No. The loan statement is read and converted inside your browser, and the PDF password (if any) is only used in memory. Closing the tab clears everything.
- What if my Bajaj Finance Loan statement layout isn't read correctly?
- Rows that don't match the running balance are flagged so you can fix them before exporting. If a layout keeps failing, send it to us and we'll tune the Bajaj Finance Loan reader.