You may need to issue credit notes to correct any entries
entered on a previous invoice sent to a debtor (customer). The credit note looks
and contains the same information as on the invoice, and may differ in colour.
The amounts or a portion thereof, must be accurately calculated and the portion
of discount and VAT (if applicable) on the credit note must be clearly
indicated.
Credit notes issued to correct or adjust sales invoices on credit, which is not your trading stock items should be entered in the Input - Batch Entry <F2> menu option. These credit notes may also be entered in the sales journal, but if you have many invoices, you may create a debtor allowances journal or credit note journal in the Setup - System Parameters - Batch Type menu option.
Before you can start to enter invoices, it is advisable to check that the entries (description of the service or goods received, pricing and discounts) are correct. If you have issued any orders, you should also check that the items received are received correctly before entering this invoice in your sales journal or sales returns journal.
Credit notes issued to correct or adjust sales invoices on credit, which is not your trading stock items should be entered in the Input - Batch Entry <F2> menu option. These credit notes may also be entered in the sales journal, but if you have many invoices, you may create a debtor allowances journal or credit note journal in the Setup - System Parameters - Batch Type menu option.
Before you can start to enter invoices, it is advisable to check that the entries (description of the service or goods received, pricing and discounts) are correct. If you have issued any orders, you should also check that the items received are received correctly before entering this invoice in your sales journal or sales returns journal.
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