A debit note is a commercial document
issued by the buyer to the seller to formally request a credit note. A seller
might also issue a debit note instead of an invoice the increase the amount of
an already issued invoice.
Debit notes are usually used in
business-to-business transactions. These types of transactions often involve an
extension of credit, which means that a seller would send a delivery of goods to
a company before the goods have been paid for. Inventories shipped and payments
owed are tracked in the accounting system using debit and credit
entries.
The debit note in this screen is for
a sales debit note, meaning we are
issuing a debit note to a customer to increase the invoiced amount from the
view point of a seller. The accounting effect is the same as an invoice, except
that it is usually for a smaller amount.
Debit note Quick View screen
Select New to create a new debit
note entry or double click to edit an
existing debit note entry.
The layout of this screen is the same as
for the Issue
Invoice
transaction screen. You cannot pickup
details from a delivery order, but can only do so in the Issue
Invoice
transaction screen.
Note: Similar to Issue
Invoice, the Contact field picks up
the Contact Person name and the Contact
Person phone no.