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In this lecture, we define a credit memorandum based on accounting principles. A credit memorandum is a notification indicating that the issuer has credited the recipient's account in their records. This signifies to the customer that they owe money, which the company is now reducing for a specific reason. The term "credit" in the credit memorandum refers to a decrease in the accounts receivable ledger for that customer. For example, if a customer purchases inventory and gives an IOU, the transaction would increase accounts receivable and sales, while decreasing inventory. Thus, the credit memorandum reflects a reduction in the amount owed by the customer.