Credit note and debit note details

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Please explain credit note and debit note.
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On 12 December 2024 at 09:33 Report
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 Credit Note A credit note is a document issued by a supplier to a recipient:

1. _Reducing or canceling a previous invoice_: When a supplier needs to reduce or cancel a previous invoice, they issue a credit note.

2. _Refunding or adjusting the amount_: The credit note specifies the amount being refunded or adjusted.

3. _Tax implications_: The credit note also mentions the tax implications, such as the reduction in GST liability.

Debit Note A debit note is a document issued by a supplier to a recipient:

1. _Increasing a previous invoice_: When a supplier needs to increase a previous invoice, they issue a debit note.

2. _Additional amount due_: The debit note specifies the additional amount due from the recipient.

3. _Tax implications_: The debit note also mentions the tax implications, such as the increase in GST liability.

Key Differences

1. _Purpose_: Credit note reduces or cancels a previous invoice, while a debit note increases a previous invoice.

2. _Amount_: Credit note specifies a refund or adjustment, while a debit note specifies an additional amount due.

 3. _Tax implications_: Credit note reduces GST liability, while a debit note increases GST liability.

GST Implications 1. _Credit note_: A credit note can be issued within the time limit specified in the GST Act, which is typically one year from the date of the original invoice.

2. _Debit note_: A debit note can be issued within the time limit specified in the GST Act, which is typically one year from the date of the original invoice.

 Additional Considerations

 1. _Documentation_: Maintain proper documentation, including credit notes and debit notes, to support GST compliance.

 2. _GST returns_: Report credit notes and debit notes in the applicable GST returns, such as GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B.

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On 12 December 2024 at 10:47
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Thank you Sir.
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On 12 December 2024 at 17:59

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