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Dear Respected Members, I am working in organised retail sector. My concern is about Commercial Credit Note. We purchase goods from supplier and sell to retail customers. We claim supplier towards the discounts given to customers and the supplier pass credit note towards a portion of discount, not 100% of discount. They passed credit note with out GST saying it is commercial credit note as they can not link the products to the original invoice. Now, please help me to understand the meaning of Commercial credit note and what is our liability being receiver. Thanking you all in advance -- Bharath Posts / Replies Showing Replies 1 to 3 of 3 Records Page: 1
There is no such concept of Commercial Credit Note in GST. It is true that every credit Note must be linked to particular Invoice.. Here way out may be that Supplier should allow discount on basic price i.e. excluding GST. Then there would not be any question of GST reversal in Credit Note.
supplier paid tax on supply made to you. you have claimed discount component from him which reduces the sale turnover. any downward revision in price of the goods will reduce its tax liability as well. this benefit is passed through credit note. in gst credit has to be issued by a supplier. credit will have tax component along with base price , if supplier wants to reduce his tax liability . this credit will have to be linked with the original tax invoice. the supplier reduces his liability only if you as a purchaser reduce your input tax credit . in the way your supplier is doing you may also raise credit note on your customers, if you want to take tax benefit.
Dear Respected Members, Please clarify me on my liability if credit note is passed by supplier without GST and they have not linked the Credit note with original invoice? Whether we need to reflect the same in our return and need to pay tax on the Credit note issued by supplier? Thank you - Bharath Page: 1 Old Query - New Comments are closed. |
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