A customer has returned the goods to his supplier along with a debit note. But, the supplier does not agree with the customer's claim that the goods are damaged. Can the customer consider his debit note as a valid source document and enter the purchases retuens
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A debit note (also known as debit memo) can be issued from a buyer to their seller to indicate or request a return of funds due to incorrect or damaged goods received, purchase cancellation, or other specified circumstances.
A debit note can be treated as a credit note, except it is issued from the buyer's side, and is issued before a credit note can be issued from the supplier.
In other words, a debit note basically acts as a buyer's formal request for a credit note from the seller. The document therefore serves as evidence to support a purchase return in the accounting books of a buyer.
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