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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a debit note and an invoice?
An invoice is a request for payment for goods or services that have been delivered. A debit note is used to adjust a prior transaction, notifying the seller that an additional amount is owed or that a correction needs to be made. The document typically references the original invoice by number so both parties can reconcile their accounts.
Can I issue a debit note electronically?
Yes. Many businesses now create, sign, and share financial adjustment documents entirely online. Using FormsPal's PDF editor, you can fill out this form digitally and send it to the relevant party without printing. If you also need to authorize a bank withdrawal as part of the settlement, the ACH debit authorization form is available on FormsPal.
How long should I keep a debit note on file?
Most accounting standards recommend retaining financial adjustment records for at least 3 to 7 years, depending on your local tax regulations and audit requirements. Both the yellow (file) and pink (accounting) copies of this form should be stored for the full retention period to support any future audits or disputes.
What information is required to complete a valid debit note?
A valid debit note must include the date of issue, the unique register number, the purchase order and invoice reference numbers, a clear description of the goods or services involved, the reason for the adjustment, and the total amount being claimed. The investigation and approval signatures at the bottom confirm the claim is authorized before any credit is applied. For businesses that also need a formal document authorizing ongoing bank debits, see the promissory note template on FormsPal.