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CREDIT NOTE

Date 01 May 2018
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THANKS FOR THE REPLY. THE DISCOUNT POLICY WAS DECIDED AT THE TIME OF SALE, BUT WE ARE MANUFACTURER OF FOOTWEAR & DON'T WANT TO REVERSE THE GST AS THE REFUND UNDER INVERTED DUTY STRUCTURE HAS ALREADY BEEN CLAIMED. CAN WE ISSUE CREDIT NOTES WITHOUT REVERSING GST PLEASE REPLY SPECIFICALLY.

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Replied on May 1, 2018
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In my view it is not possible.

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Replied on May 1, 2018
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You cannot enjoy the benefits of both worlds. I agree with the views of Dr.Govindarajan Sir.

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Replied on May 2, 2018
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In our view it is possible, provided your customer do not revert the ITC. Law is very specific in this regard.

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Replied on May 4, 2018
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Yes, credit notes can be issued without charging GST as none stands to loose. You are neither claiming reduction in your output tax liability nor your client is reversing same. Govt revenue is not impacted.

This is the best option majority of industrial players follow.

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Replied on May 5, 2018
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This practice is practical and convenience and hence is being followed by the majority of assessee.

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