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Issue a debit note

Raise a debit note when a supplier under-billed you, short-shipped, or you return goods and need the payable reduced on your books.

TiBook Business Management Suite
Billing & Spending β€Ί Sales β€Ί Tax Invoice
TAX INVOICE
TIMSIT Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Β· GSTIN 24AABCA1906H1Z8
Bill To: Apple India Private Limited
#INV-0042
18 Jul 2026
Due in 15 days
DescriptionHSNGSTAmount
Consulting β€” Retainer998318%β‚Ή60,000
Design Services998318%β‚Ή25,000
Website Maintenance998318%β‚Ή15,000
Subtotalβ‚Ή1,00,000
CGST 9% + SGST 9%β‚Ή18,000
Grand Totalβ‚Ή0
Paid
Payment received
β‚Ή1,18,000 via UPI Β· just now

How this looks in TiBook

How to

  1. 1Navigate to Billing & Spending β†’ Purchase β†’ Debit Note (/voucher/debit_note).
  2. 2Click Create and pick the supplier.
  3. 3Reference the original purchase invoice number when available.
  4. 4Add lines for the extra charge or returned value. Match GST treatment to the original bill.
  5. 5Explain the reason in notes (rate difference, damaged goods, etc.).
  6. 6Save and share PDF with the vendor for their accounts team.
  7. 7Adjust outstanding payables when the supplier accepts the debit note.

Purchase-side adjustment

Debit note is the mirror of a credit note on sales. It documents why you are paying less (or claiming more) on the purchase side. GSTR filing still happens outside TiBook β€” keep PDFs for your CA.

Use a dedicated DN- prefix in Manage Prefixes so debit notes never share numbers with purchase bills.

Need more help?

Email, call, or WhatsApp the TiBook team. We can walk through invoicing, stock, POS, or your GST setup.

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