we have not accounted a Credit Note of Last Year, but the client adjusted a Debit Note.
So whether we can pass the credit note (Rate Difference Invoice) this year to get the paid GST refund....
please suggest.
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A query was raised about accounting for a credit note from the previous financial year when a client adjusted a debit note. The advice given is that a credit note relating to FY 2021-22 can be reported in GSTR 1 until September 2022. This allows for the adjustment of tax liability in GSTR 3B, which is a more straightforward method than pursuing a refund.
You can report the Credit note related to 2021-22 till September 2022.Reporting the same in next return and adjusting your liability on outward supply is better way instead of getting refund through lengthy process.