Debit and credit note

dear sirs
we had sold the goods in the month of May 2020 to one local party. party found damage goods after receiving goods, later recipient reduce the invoice value by issuing debit note against our invoice.
in the month of June gstr1 we upload the data of debit note issued by recipient....
Is it correct or wrong?
kindly clarify to me I'm in confuse now....
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the correct procedure for handling debit and credit notes in GST. If a customer issues a debit note due to damaged goods, the seller must issue a credit note to adjust the invoice value. Entering the recipient's debit note directly into your GSTR1 is incorrect. The recommended solution is to reverse the incorrect debit note entry in the next GSTR1 filing and then accurately report the issued credit note.

You are also required to issue credit note to party then enter in GST return
But we have entered the data of debit note issued by recipient...... what should we do now....
In GST return ?

As per GST rules, you need to issue credit note
Yes In our gstr1 we entered the debit note of recipient........
will it be the problem for us
How can you enter recipient debit note in your GST return
Yes....... it's a big mistake....
so what is the solution for this problem?
No worry

You can reverse debit note details in your next GSTR 1 and add Credit note details
Can we now issue credit note and upload it in next month gstr1?

but sale was in April and may month 2020

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