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A Refund Invoice is a crucial document used in Indonesian business operations when funds need to be returned to a customer or client following a cancelled transaction, return of goods, or service termination. This document type must comply with Indonesian tax regulations, particularly VAT requirements under Law No. 42 of 2009 and related ministerial regulations. The refund invoice serves multiple purposes: it provides the customer with formal documentation of the refund, enables proper accounting entries, supports tax adjustments, and maintains compliance with Indonesian financial regulations. It includes essential elements such as the original transaction details, refund calculations, tax implications, and payment information. This document is particularly important for businesses operating in Indonesia as it helps maintain accurate financial records and ensures compliance with local tax authorities.

1. Invoice Header: Company details including legal name, tax ID (NPWP), address, and contact information of the issuing entity

2. Customer Information: Complete details of the customer receiving the refund, including name, address, and tax ID if applicable

3. Original Invoice Reference: Details of the original transaction including invoice number, date, and amount

4. Refund Details: Itemized list of products/services being refunded, including quantities and amounts

5. Calculation: Breakdown of refund amount, including original price, tax adjustments, and total refund amount

6. Payment Information: Details of how the refund will be processed, including bank account information if applicable

7. Authorization: Signature section for authorized representative and company stamp