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                                            and inter-State supplies of persons  having the same  Permanent Account
                                            Number, to be computed on all India basis but excludes Central tax, State tax,
                                            Union territory tax, integrated tax and cess.”
                                     It is clearly evident from the above definition that the aggregate turnover is equal
                                     to the sum of value of all taxable supplies, value of exempt supplies, value of sup-
                                     plies towards export of goods or services or both and value of inter-State supplies
                                     of persons having same Permanent Account Number, to be computed on All India
                                     basis excluding the value of inward supplies on which tax is payable by a person
                                     on Reverse charge basis.









                                            Section 7(1)(a)  of the CGST Act, 2017 stipulates that any  transaction must
                                            consist the following three components to get qualify as ‘Supply’
                                                  (A)  The transaction must involve a supply, of goods or services or
                                                       both, such as  sale, transfer,  barter, exchange, licence, rental,
                                                       lease or disposal made or agreed to be made
                                                  (B)   The transaction must before a consideration by a person
                                                  (C)   The transaction must be in the course or furtherance of busi-
                                                       ness.
                                     In view of the above, income received from each sources has to be examined with
                                     reference to Section 7(1)(a) that constitute supply or not.
                                            A person has following income which of the following income will be
                                     add up to aggregate turnover for threshold limit :-
                                            (a)  Partner’s salary as partner from my partnership firm,
                                            (b)  Salary as director from Private Limited company
                                            (c)  Interest income on partners fixed capital credited to partner’s capi-
                                                 tal account
                                            (d)  Interest income on partners variable  capital credited to partner’s
                                                 capital account
                                            (e)  Interest received on loan given
                                            (f)  Interest received on advance given
                                            (g)  Interest accumulated along with deposit/fixed deposit
                                            (h)  Interest income received on deposit/fixed deposit
                                            (i)  Interest received on debentures
                                            (j)   Interest accumulated on debentures
                                            (k)  Interest on Post office deposits
                                            (l)  Interest income on National Savings Certificate (NSCs)
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