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GST Rate on goods return/Credit note after Increase in rate

Date 06 Oct 2025
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Credit note linkage to original invoice requires applying the tax rate charged on the original supply, not the later rate.
A credit note serves as an adjustment to the original tax invoice and must reflect the taxable value and tax charged on that original invoice; thus the supplier should issue the credit note consistent with the rate and tax amount on the original sale. An alternative view treats the return as a fresh supply, in which case the prevailing rate at the time of that supply would apply. (AI Summary)

Dear Experts,

Party A had received goods on 15th Sep 2025 at rate of 12% however thereafter GST Rate was increased to 18%. Now, Party A wants to return the goods. My query is:

a) What rate should be charged on credit note-12% or 18%

b) Legal citation/provision which specifically addresses this situation

The doubt arises because if the return is treated as a new supply then rate applicable on return date should be charged. However, on flip side, supplier earlier paid 12% GST on o/w supply then how we can claim back 18% GST from govt via credit note. Kindly shed some clarity.

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