Credit note

I made bill for Rs. 10000  and sent to client.. client rejected 50% of the material. So I given the credit note for Rs. 5000. 

My question is now I need to change my bill for Rs. 5000 or my client will account my old bill and credit note and pay ?

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Quick Summary
When a client rejects part of a delivered order, you'll issue a credit note for the value of the rejected items. You do not need to change the original bill. Instead, record the original bill in your books, followed by the credit note. This ensures the client accounts for the original transaction while reducing the outstanding amount owed.

NO Need to Change Original Bill, First Enter Original Bill in Your BOA Then Enter Credit Note

You client will account for the original bill and then record the credit note which will reduce your outstanding amount. 

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