Goods returned by customers should be debited to

Goods returned by customers should be debited to
A: Sales income account
B: Sales account
C: Return inward account
D: Expenses account

Goods sent back by customers are recorded in return inward account also called sales return account. This reduces total sales figure and shows actual revenue. For example if a customer returns faulty product its value is entered in return inward account. Maintaining this account is vital for correct financial reporting. It also helps businesses track reasons for returns and improve product quality.