Credit Note is a document issued to a party stating that you are crediting  their Account in your Books of Accounts for the stated reason or vise versa.   It is commonly used in case of Sales Returns, Escalation/De-escalation in  price etc. 
                       
                      All features  and functions of Sales Voucher and Credit Note Voucher are same. So just like  Sale Voucher, you can record transaction in Credit Note either in Accounting  Invoice or Item Invoice. 
                         
                      A Credit Note can be  entered in voucher or Invoice mode (either Accounting / Items). 
                         
                      To  go to Credit Note Entry Screen :  
                         
                      1.         Gateway of Tally > Vouchers > F10 (Other  Vouchers) > type or select Credit Note > and press Enter.  
                         
                      Alternatively, press Alt+G (Go  To) > Create Voucher > F10 (Other  Vouchers) > type or select Credit Note. 
                         
                      2.         Press Ctrl+H (Change  Mode) and select Item invoice or Accounting Invoice mode as per your business  needs.  
                         
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                      (A) Item Invoice Mode 
                      Pass an entry for goods  sold returned from Customer Chitra & Co. just like Sale Voucher : 
                      This Credit Note will pass through Item  Invoice ( by pressing ALT+F6). 
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                      (B) Accounting Invoice Mode 
                      Pass the Credit Note Entry for Price  De-escalation for the month of March 2020 of Rs. 10,000 with GST @18%  Adjustment to Chitra & Co. 
                      This Credit Note will pass through Accounting  Invoice ( by pressing ALT+F6). 
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                      Note : The Ledger ‘ Price De-escalation’  should be created under Sale Account Group with Inventory Option – No, GST  Applicable with all GST Details @18% .  
                      
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