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Tax Credit Note

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Hi Everyone.
 
Really hoping someone might be able to assist.
 
I have two credit notes I need to apply to invoices already posted, paid and closed.
 
One credit note is related to a Posted Sales Invoice (already paid and closed) and the other is related to a Posted Purchase Invoice (already paid and closed).
 
How do I go about doing this?  The vendor has already paid the money into our Business's account, so I will need to add the credit notes in order for me to do the Bank Reconciliation.
 
Thank you.
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    Kamal Khakhkhar Profile Picture
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    Hii there,
     as per requirement , for add same credit note you need to contact to partner as it will use other table consume. so please confirm with them.
     
    If you found answer mark it answered.
     
    Thank You.
    Kamal Khakhkhar
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    Sohail Ahmed Profile Picture
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    🔁 Sales Credit Note (Customer refunded you)

     

    ✅ Step 1: Create a Sales Credit Memo

     

    Go to Sales Credit Memos:

    Search > Sales Credit Memos

    Click + New.

    Fill in:

    • The Customer No.

    • Credit lines to reflect what’s being reversed.

    In the “Applies-to Doc. No.” field on the line, select the posted sales invoice you're crediting.

    Note: Since the invoice is already paid and closed, applying won't reduce an open balance  but you can still link it historically for reporting and audit purposes.

     

    Post the credit memo.

     
     

    ✅ Step 2: Record the Refund in Bank Account

     
    1. Go to Cash Receipt Journal.
    2. Choose the correct Bank Account.
    3. Enter a negative amount (refund) with:
     
    • Type = Customer
    • Document Type = Payment
    • Document No. = Your reference
    • Customer = Same as credit memo
    • Bal. Account Type = G/L Account
    • Bal. Account No. = Bank Account (or leave empty depending on setup)
    • Post.
     

    This way, the refund from the customer appears in your bank ledger and is available during Bank Reconciliation.

     
     

    📥 Purchase Credit Note (Vise verse Case)

     

    🧾 Bank Reconciliation

     

    Now, when you go to Bank Account Reconciliation, the refunds will appear in your ledger entries — one from the customer (negative cash receipt) and one from the vendor (incoming payment). You can match them with the bank statement lines.

     
     

    ✅ Mark this answer as verified if it helps you.

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