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E invoice and credit note

Harshit Sanghvi

Dear Members,

For E invoice applicability whether aggregate turnover after sales returns, credit notes to be considered or value before Credit notes.

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Debate on Calculating Turnover for E-Invoicing: Should Credit Notes Be Accounted Before or After Under GST? A participant inquired about whether e-invoice applicability should consider aggregate turnover before or after accounting for sales returns and credit notes. One respondent suggested considering the value before credit notes. Another highlighted that e-way bills must include the value of goods in transit, mentioning that credit notes should declare the value of returned goods. A third respondent advised considering the net of GST credit notes, as they reduce the taxable value. The discussion focuses on understanding how credit notes impact the calculation of turnover for e-invoicing under GST. (AI Summary)
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DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN on Jan 2, 2024

In my view before credit notes.

KALLESHAMURTHY MURTHY K.N. on Jan 10, 2024

Dear Sir,

As per the e-way bill rules, an e-way bill is required to be carried along with the goods at the time of transportation, if the value is more than Rs.50,000/-. So any goods in transit, its value is to be mentioned in the e-Way bill along with the invoice, delivery challan etc. Credit Notes must declare the value of return goods

Shilpi Jain on Jan 21, 2024

Net of GST credit notes to be considered as the taxable value reduces to that extent.

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