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Here's the essential information to include on all credit notes: The words ?credit note? at the top. Customer information. Your business information. Date issued. Credit note number. Original invoice reference number. Item descriptions, quantities, and prices. Total amount credited.
Information to include. The words ?credit note? at the top. Customer information. Your business information. Date issued. Credit note number. Original invoice reference number. Item descriptions, quantities, and prices. Total amount credited.
A debit note or credit note must be issued in the following format: The name and address of the supplier. The name and address of the recipient. The date of the supply. The description of the supply. The original tax invoice number. The amount of the adjustment. The GST rate. The total amount of GST payable.
Procedure for Issuing a Credit Note in GST Select the credit note template that you wish to use. Insert the company's logo. Enter the credit note's unique credit note number and the date of issue. Enter the details of the invoice and the reference number to which the credit note is issued.
For example, if a product originally priced at Rs. 100 is incorrectly invoiced at Rs. 150, then a credit note of Rs. 50 will be issued by the vendor.