Accountancy, asked by sethinauman, 3 months ago

Goods returned to suppliers for Rs. 10,000 is debit or credit

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Answered by bajpaidrsanjeev
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Answer:

DEBIT

Explanation:

When goods are returned, a debit note is prepared and is sent to the supplier with the returned goods. An original copy is sent to the supplier, informing him of the amount for which his account has been debited on account of the returned goods. A duplicate copy of the debit note becomes the source document, on the source document, on the basis of which entries are recorded in the Purchases Returned Book. Thus, a debit note is required for recording the transactions in the Purchases Return Book.

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