A Debit Note is issued by the buyer to the seller to request an increase in the amount owed, typically due to returned goods, overbilling, or discrepancies. It reflects a reduction in the seller's revenue. In contrast, a Credit Note is issued by the seller to the buyer to reduce the amount owed, often due to returns, overcharges, or billing errors. Essentially, a debit note increases ... https://eazybills.com/blog/difference-between-a-debit-note-and-a-credit-note