Return of Expired Medicine Under GST

How do we treat this? Supplier should issue the credit note and reverse the GST ?
 

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This discussion addresses the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications when expired medicines are returned. It explores whether the supplier should issue a credit note and reverse the GST charged. The consensus suggests that for registered dealers within the same state, input tax credit reversal is necessary, which can be reflected in GSTR 9, increasing the output tax liability. The query also touches upon the receiver's perspective when the credit note doesn't include tax.

If both are registered dealer and within the same state obviously reversal of input tax credit. In gstr 9 the same can be effectively reversed thus adding to output tax liability.

Credit note is issued by the supplier but they have not charges the tax in the credit note. is there any problem to the receiver of the goods? 

Agree with Sabyasachi

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