What is Purchase Return and Sales Returns in Tally
When goods are purchased from a supplier to be sold but the
goods purchased are given back to its supplier.
Many Reasons Such As.
1. Goods are
not as per specification.
2. Goods in
damaged condition.
3. The buyer
acquired the wrong goods.
4. The seller
sent the wrong goods.
5. The goods
have proven to be inadequate in some way.
6. They are
also known as return outward.
Under such conditions, the buyer return the goods to its
supplier and raised a Debit Note.
Debit Note
A debit note is also known as a debit memo. It is a document
that is issued from a buyer to a seller indicating a request to return funds as
a result of incorrect or damaged goods or services or cancellation of purchase.
A debit note is issued before a credit note can be issued by the supplier and
acts as a buyer’s formal request to issue a credit note.
Sales returns is just the opposite of purchase returns in
purchase returns we give back goods purchase earlier.
In sales return the goods which we sold to our customer are
send back to us.
Many Reasons Such As
1. Goods are
not as per specification
2. Goods in
damaged condition
3. The buyer
acquired the wrong goods
4. The seller
sent the wrong goods
5. The goods
have proven to be inadequate in some way.
6. A sales
return is merchandise sent back by a buyer to the seller, usually for one of
the following reasons: Excess quantity shipped.
For sale return, we make credit note
A credit note (or credit memo) is a document issued by a
seller to a buyer to reduce or cancel the amount owed on a previously issued
invoice. It acts as a formal adjustment for returned goods, damaged items,
overcharges, or cancelled services. It decreases the buyer's accounts payable
and the seller's accounts receivable.

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