If you've mistakenly issued sales invoices and e-way bills for goods that never moved, you need to rectify these errors promptly to comply with GST regulations. The process involves issuing a credit note to cancel the incorrect invoice, followed by creating a new, accurate invoice and e-way bill for the actual transaction. Ensure these corrections are reflected in your GST returns to avoid issues with input tax credit for the buyer.
15 August 2025
One of our accountant raised sales invoice and ewaybill from last one month but all are wrong. The goods never moved to the location to which invoice and ewaybill made. how can we rectify it as per GST compliance? Kindly answer as soon as possible.
15 August 2025
Issue a credit note referencing the incorrect invoice(s). This reverses the transaction in your books and GST returns. Issue a new, correct invoice for the actual transaction details. Generate a fresh e-waybill as per the accurate movement of goods. Ensure all corrections are reflected in your GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B returns. You can adjust for the sales reversal and correct data in your next return filing period. The buyer will see the corrected details in their GSTR-2A/2B. This helps avoid complications in Input Tax Credit claims.