If you use the 'Cancel' function, it will cancel both the receipt and the invoice simultaneously. If you need to cancel the receipt first and the invoice later due to timing differences, consider using purchase return orders.
If your goal is to receive a refund for the invoice without removing the item from inventory, I recommend using credit memos with an item charge. This approach will adjust your inventory subledger as well.
Using only a G/L account will not affect your inventory subledger, leading to inaccuracies in reporting. Additionally, if you sell the item later, your COGS can also be incorrect. I wrote a blog post about this method, which you can find here.
Valentin Castravet Work: Zander ERP Services Blog: Dynamics 365 Business Central Insights LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/valentin-c-0500a247/
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