Sales Book and Sales Return Book are used by businesses to record different sales numbers during regular operations. Small businesses might make one hundred sales daily, while major enterprises might make between a thousand and ten thousand.
Some things from these transactions are returned due to problems like the wrong product, a damaged product, poor customer experience, etc. As a result, it becomes essential to document all sales-related activities to accurately estimate the number of sales and returns that occur each day or during a certain accounting period.Date | Customer's Name | Invoice Number | Details of Goods Sold | Quantity | Rate | Total Amount | Terms of Payment |
YYYY-MM-DD | Customer A | INV-001 | Product X | 10 | ₹20 | ₹200 | Net 30 Days |
YYYY-MM-DD | Customer B | INV-002 | Product Y | 5 | ₹30 | ₹150 | Net 30 Days |
YYYY-MM-DD | Customer A | INV-003 | Product Z | 8 | ₹25 | ₹200 | Net 15 Days |
Date | Customer's Name | Return Invoice Number | Details of Goods Returned | Quantity | Rate | Total Return Amount | Reason for Return |
YYYY-MM-DD | Customer A | RET-001 | Product X | 2 | ₹20 | ₹40 | Defective |
YYYY-MM-DD | Customer B | RET-002 | Product Y | 1 | ₹30 | ₹30 | Wrong Size |
YYYY-MM-DD | Customer A | RET-003 | Product Z | 3 | ₹25 | ₹75 | Dissatisfaction |
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