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SALES RETURNED UNDER GST

SURYAKANT MITHBAVKAR

We are manufacture of pharma machinery. We have cleared machine to customer located in Kolkata in month of June-17 with payment of Excise Duty & Central Sales Tax.

Now, our customer has rejected the machine and he wants to return the same to us.

Please note that customer is registered under GST is a branch of foreign Company. The customer is not able to issue any documents for the returned goods except delivery challon.

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Pharmaceutical machinery return: Customer must issue tax invoice for rejected machine; manufacturer to record as purchase or credit note. A manufacturer of pharmaceutical machinery shipped a machine to a customer in Kolkata in June 2017, paying Excise Duty and Central Sales Tax. The customer, a branch of a foreign company registered under GST, rejected the machine and wants to return it but can only issue a delivery challan. The response suggests the customer should raise a tax invoice, treating the return as a supply, and the manufacturer should account for it as a purchase or through a credit note. (AI Summary)
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