Bank Interest Income...

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This discussion clarifies whether interest earned from savings accounts or fixed deposits counts towards the aggregate turnover for GST registration purposes. While interest income is generally considered an exempt supply of services, it must be included when calculating the aggregate turnover for determining GST registration thresholds. However, if a person deals exclusively in goods and their total aggregate turnover, including interest income, does not exceed £40 lakh, they may not require GST registration.

IN my opinion it's supply of Services which is Exempted. (As per Notification 12/2017 CT (R) )

As per the Defination of Services u/s 2(102) of CGST Act : means anything other than goods, money & securities but ACTIVITIES RELATING TO USE OF MONEY ............
Bank pay Interest in lieu of Deposit.
Customer keeps money by depositing in bank & receiving Interest for that.
@ Finn Walsh, kindly try to avoid these type of posts in this forum. This is not the correct forum to post all these advertisement.
Moreover it's being already prescribed in Notification 12/2017 CT (R) , that it's supply of Services which is Exempted.

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