Downloads

Moves your existing books out of TallyPrime and into the Next Move ERP — ledgers, groups, stock items and opening balances — without exporting a single spreadsheet.

• Adds one item, “Migrate to Next Move”, to the Gateway of Tally.
• You type the pairing code the ERP shows you, and Tally sends that company's data to us over HTTPS.
• It only ever READS your Tally data. Nothing inside Tally is created, edited or deleted.
• The pairing code is single-use and expires in 30 minutes, so the file is useless on its own.

What you need

TallyPrime on Windows. Your Tally must allow local add-ons — if the menu item never appears, “Allow Local TDL(s)” needs switching on, and on a multi-user or remote setup so does “Allow Local TDL Files” for your Tally.NET ID. Where a Tally partner manages your installation, that is a request to them.

How to remove it

F1 (Help) → TDL & Add-On → F4 (Manage Local TDL), clear the path, restart Tally. The menu item disappears and Tally is exactly as it was.

A Chrome extension that fills TDS challans and TDS-return forms on the income-tax portal, and ICAI UDIN requests on udin.icai.org, from figures already in your Next Move account — so nobody retypes a BSR code at 11pm.

• Works only on the income-tax portal and the ICAI UDIN portal pages it is built for; it does nothing on any other site.
• Fills the form in front of you. You review every figure and press submit yourself — it never files on your behalf, and every login, payment and OTP stays yours.
• Reads the figures from your Next Move account, which means you must be signed in there.

Google reviews every update before publishing it, so for a day or so after a new release the store may still be handing out the previous version. It updates itself once the new one is through.

Only for a managed machine that cannot reach the Chrome Web Store — a manual install does not auto-update.

What you need

Google Chrome or any Chromium browser (Edge, Brave).

How to remove it

chrome://extensions → Next Move Tax Helper → Remove.