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Rejected goods sent back to composite scheme supplier

Narendra Soni

We (GST registered manufacturer) received goods from composite scheme supplier, the said good is rejected by us, how to bill him t the time of sending rejected goods to him. whether to charge GST or not in tax invoice.

Manufacturer Returns Rejected Goods: Use Bill of Supply or Credit Note for GST Compliance, As Per Circular No.72 A GST-registered manufacturer received goods from a composite scheme supplier, which were rejected. The manufacturer inquired about billing the supplier when returning these goods. Responses advised that a composition dealer should issue a bill of supply without charging GST. The manufacturer should also issue a bill of supply when returning goods. Alternatively, the supplier could issue a credit note, and the manufacturer could use a delivery challan for the return. Circular No.72 provides guidance, suggesting credit notes and delivery challans for returns, applicable beyond just expired goods, ensuring safe transit and compliance with GST regulations. (AI Summary)
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