27 August 2017
Dear expert, We sold material to a local unregistered person amount of rs 140000, but after 3 days it returned a part amount of rs 45000. Now Q arises, where is I fill this creditnote of unregistered person in gstr 1, it has no option in gstr 1 form. Please clarify to me?
27 August 2017
It has 2 sheet in Excel sheet. 1. Cdnr for registered person 2. Cdnur for unregistered person whose invoice amount is more than 2.5 lac. Still I filled in Cdnur. But it is not accepted or error coming reason for wrong input data in the row
27 July 2024
When dealing with credit notes for unregistered persons (unregistered dealers) in GSTR-1, there are specific guidelines to follow, especially when the credit note is issued for a return or adjustment. Here’s a step-by-step guide to properly reflect the credit note in GSTR-1:
### **1. Credit Note for Unregistered Persons:**
For unregistered persons, the process involves using the Credit Note for Unregistered Persons (CDNUR) section in GSTR-1. The steps are:
1. **Login to GST Portal:** - Go to [GST Portal](https://www.gst.gov.in/) and log in to your account.
2. **Navigate to GSTR-1:** - Select the GSTR-1 return for the relevant period.
3. **Find the CDNUR Section:** - In GSTR-1, there is a section for Credit/Debit Notes (`CDNUR`), which stands for Credit Note for Unregistered Persons.
4. **Enter Credit Note Details:** - Enter the details of the credit note. Since your credit note amount is below ₹2.5 lakh, you should generally use the CDNUR section.
5. **Common Errors in CDNUR:** - Ensure that the details match the original invoice and any other required fields. Errors often arise due to incorrect data or mismatches.
### **2. Troubleshooting Errors in CDNUR:**
If you are facing errors with the CDNUR section, consider the following:
1. **Data Validation:** - Double-check the data you are entering, including the invoice number, date, and amount.
2. **Excel Sheet Formatting:** - Ensure that the Excel sheet you are using to upload the data is correctly formatted as per GST requirements. This includes proper column headings and data formats.
3. **Upload Errors:** - If you encounter errors during the upload, review the error message to identify what needs correction. Sometimes, incorrect formats or missing mandatory fields can cause errors.
4. **Reconcile Invoice and Credit Note:** - Make sure that the original invoice number and details correctly correspond to the credit note details.
5. **Consult GST Helpdesk:** - If you continue to face issues, you might want to consult the GST helpdesk or a GST practitioner for further assistance.
### **3. Filing the Credit Note:**
1. **Add the Credit Note in GSTR-1:** - Go to the Credit Note section (CDNUR) and add the details: - **Original Invoice Number:** The number of the invoice to which the credit note is related. - **Credit Note Date:** The date on which the credit note was issued. - **Reason for Credit Note:** The reason for issuing the credit note (e.g., return of goods). - **Amount:** The amount of the credit note.
2. **Submit the Return:** - Once all details are correctly filled, submit the GSTR-1 return.
### **4. Additional Notes:**
- **GST Rate & HSN Code:** Ensure that the GST rate and HSN code on the credit note align with the original invoice.
- **Adjustment in Subsequent Returns:** In case you cannot resolve the issue in the current month’s GSTR-1, ensure the correction or adjustment in the next month’s return or during annual reconciliation.
- **Review and Verify:** Always review the credit note details and the original invoice to ensure accuracy before submission.
### **Reference Documents:**
- **[GST Portal GSTR-1 User Manual](https://cbic-gst.gov.in/resources//htdocs-cbec/gst/GSTR-1.pdf)** - **[GST Law and Guidelines](https://cbic-gst.gov.in/gst.html)**
Following these steps should help you accurately reflect the credit note for unregistered persons in your GSTR-1 and resolve any related errors. If the problem persists, consulting with a GST expert might be necessary for specific issues.