What is a Reversal Invoice? — Complete invoice cancellation

A reversal invoice is a document that completely cancels a previously issued invoice. Unlike a credit note (which is a partial correction), a storno annuls the entire invoice.

Definition

A reversal invoice is a document that completely cancels a previously issued invoice. Unlike a credit note (which is a partial correction), a storno annuls the entire invoice.

Details

A reversal invoice contains the entire amount of the original invoice with a negative sign. It must reference the original invoice. After reversal, a new correct invoice can be issued. In e-Faktura, it's submitted as a credit note type '381' for the full amount.

Example

You issued an invoice to the wrong client. You reverse FA-2026-0055 (full cancellation), then issue new FA-2026-0056 to the correct client.

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Questions about Reversal Invoice (Storno)

What is Reversal Invoice (Storno)?+
A reversal invoice is a document that completely cancels a previously issued invoice. Unlike a credit note (which is a partial correction), a storno annuls the entire invoice.
How does Reversal Invoice (Storno) affect e-Faktura?+
A reversal invoice contains the entire amount of the original invoice with a negative sign. It must reference the original invoice. After reversal, a new correct invoice can be issued. In e-Faktura, it's submitted as a credit note type '381' for the full amount.

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