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what is mean by debit note and credit note in general,then how we have to use for purchase return and sales return in Tally entry also??
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This discussion explains the meaning of debit notes and credit notes in accounting. It details how to use them within Tally for purchase returns, including the journal entry to debit accounts payable and credit inventory. It also covers sales returns with a debit to the sales return account and a credit to the party's account.

Debit note journal entry

The company can make the debit note journal entry when it returns the goods back to the supplier by debiting the accounts payable and crediting the inventory account if it uses the perpetual inventory system.

Account Debit Credit
Accounts payable 000  
Inventory   000

In this journal entry, both liability (accounts payable) and asset (inventory) decrease in the same amount.

 the journal entry you will make is a debit to the supplier's account, which reduces your liability. Then you credit the purchase return account, which decreases the expense.

debit sales return account and credit party account

Agreed with above comment
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