Credit Note

If supplier provided credit note without tax,how will be the treatment for it in our books of accounts and GST?

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This discussion explores the accounting and GST implications of receiving a credit note from a supplier that does not include a tax component. The core issue is whether a credit note for damaged goods, issued without GST when the original invoice included it, is correct. The consensus is that if a supplier issues a credit note without tax, they cannot reduce their tax liability on that transaction and may still be liable for the original GST amount.

Why no tax ( GST) in credit note ?.

The reason they are telling that,it was a damaged goods and they can't sell it any more.

Ok , but earlier supplier issued tax Invoice charging GST and then after that goods were not sent due damage ,and credit note pass without GST , Is it correct ?.
Adjust in the taxable amount , if any damage caused , but raise with GST also!
If supplier does not mention tax component in credit note, he can not reduce tax liability in that transaction. He will have to pay tax on original value. Therefore credit note issued has no gst consequences.
You are Right

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