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Discover Ludwig"credit note" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it when referring to a document provided by a seller, often in return for goods or services, that can be used as a form of payment. For example: "The seller provided a credit note for the item I returned, which I can use to purchase something else in the store".
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credit note
noun
A monetary instrument issued by a seller that allows a buyer to purchase an item or service from that seller on a future date.
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If coins are short, a credit note or sweets may be offered instead.
You are entitled to insist on financial compensation and do not have to accept a credit note.
The same is true if you have a credit note from a retailer, perhaps for goods you have taken back.
The system confirms the delivery date and issues the credit note, closing the whole deal under a set of predetermined terms and conditions.
The best outcome you can expect is an exchange or a credit note to use at a later date when there's something in store you want.
Marks & Spencer give you a generous 90 days to take back a gift - if you have the receipt you can get a refund or credit note.
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It has issued credit notes worth £24.1m, and has paid £2m for the external investigation.
Ignore signs saying, "sale goods may not be returned" or "credit notes only".
But the company said these were administrative errors and credit notes had been issued.
Another foundation has agreed to guarantee credit notes between buyers and sellers.
The Fed pushed the dollar by fostering a liquid market for trade acceptances, the credit notes used to fund shipments.
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