Sales Returns Books Format
Sales Returns Journal Entry
Sales Returns a/c XXX
Mr. B XXX
(Goods Returned By The Customer Due To Unsatisfactory Condition)
Example: If Mr. A (Seller) sold 10 Chairs to Mr. B on Credit Basis for Rs. 50000 (Rs. 5000 each). Mr. B Customer (Accounts Receivable) finds that 2 chairs are damaged during transit, then
he returned 2 chairs to Mr. A by sending a Debit Note and claim for replacing 2 fans. If Mr. A accepts the claim of Mr. B, and sends Mr. A a Credit Note intimating him that he accept his claim and replaced the 2 chairs. Then, after receiving the copy of Credit Note, Accounting Department of the Business, an entry is passed in the Sales Returns Journal of Business as shown below:
Sales Returns a/c 10000
Mr. B 10000
(2 Chairs Returned By Mr. B Due To Damaging)
This Journal Entry is transferred to the Sales Returns Account or Ledger as shown below:
Sales Returns Account
Rs. Rs.
Mr. B 10000
If there is no Sales Returns during the Current Accounting Period, then Sales Returns Ledge is closed by passing Closing Entries and it is transferred to Income Statement / Profit And
Loss Account at the end of Accounting Period.
Sales Returns Book Format is the same as in case of Sale Book Format.
Date Particulars / Descriptions L/F Debit Credit
Rs. Rs.
Sales Returns Book is also known as Return Inward Book as the seller accepts the claim of his buyer and replace the goods.
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