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SUPPLEMENTARY INVOICE IN GST – DETAILED EXPLANATION

Posted on March 26, 2020February 18, 2025 By commerceiets

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  • SUPPLEMENTARY INVOICE IN GST
    • RELEVANCE OF SUPPLEMENTARY INVOICE IN GST
    • FORMAT OF SUPPLEMENTARY INVOICE IN GST

SUPPLEMENTARY INVOICE IN GST

Supplementary invoice in GST is a type of invoice that is issued by a taxable person in case where any deficiency is found in a tax invoice already issued by a taxable person. It can be in form of a debit note or a credit note.

According to the GST Act, when a tax invoice has been issued for supply of any goods or services and the taxable value or tax charged in that tax invoice is less than the taxable value or tax payable for the supply, then the taxpayer can issue a debit note.

The details of the debit note or supplementary invoice issued in such circumstances should then be included in return for the month during which such debit note has been issued, and the tax liability should be adjusted, subject to the rules.

RELEVANCE OF SUPPLEMENTARY INVOICE IN GST

A supplementary invoice makes good all deficiencies related to an original tax invoice under GST. There can be some situations where taxable value of the goods or services has been undermined in the original tax invoice, resulting in lesser amount of tax being charged or other such deficiencies.

In these cases, the supplier can issue a supplementary invoice to accommodate such incremental changes. It also includes debit and credit notes. Hence, any upward revision or downward revision can be taken care of in a supplementary invoice.

FORMAT OF SUPPLEMENTARY INVOICE IN GST

There is no pre-defined format mandated by the GST law, but these pointers must be a part of the same in the paper or digital document. The particulars are as follows:

  • Name
    and address of the supplier
  • GSTIN
    of the supplier
  • Nature
    of invoice, i.e. “Debit Note,” “Credit Note,” “Revised Invoice” or
    “Supplementary Invoice.” It has to be mentioned in bold to display the nature
    of the invoice.
  • An
    alpha-numeric serial number for the invoice, specific to an accounting year
  • The
    invoice date
  • Name
    and address of the recipient
  • GSTIN
    of the recipient
  • Where
    a recipient is an unregistered person, then name and address of place of
    delivery, along with its respective State and code, of such person has to be
    mentioned
  • The
    original invoice serial number against which the supplementary invoice is being
    issued
  • The
    differential amount of tax, taxable value of the goods or services or rate of
    tax
  • Signature
    of authorized person in case of physical document, or digital signature in case
    of electronic invoice.

With the help of this supplementary invoice, it can only be possible for the recipient to claim additional input tax credit.

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