Goods Return after one year

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This discussion addresses the complexities of handling goods returned by a buyer more than one year after the original purchase. The core issue revolves around whether a supplier can issue a credit note with GST for such late returns and the subsequent implications for Input Tax Credit (ITC). Experts clarify that while a credit note can be issued without GST after the stipulated time limit, the original GST paid cannot be recovered. If the buyer insists on including GST, it's suggested to treat it as a new sale.

Dear Raa Sir,  

 

Purchase return given with GST. 

 

 

Ashish

Good...

The purchase return (Debit Note) is invalid.
After the said time limit Sales return and Purchase return with GST tax is not eligible. So, Tell the customer for Issue Debit note without GST or Reverse the tax amount...


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Originally posted by : ashish dharkar
Dear Raa Sir,  

 

Purchase return given with GST. 

 

 

Ashish

In case the customer feel loss of tax amount.

Then tell him to give material through Tax Invoice as new Sale...

You can account it as purchase...

 

note: before this Discuss with your customer and Auditor...

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