Computation of aggregate turnover

I read that sale of shares will not form part of aggregate turnover as it is neither goods not services.
But , as aggregate turnover includes non gst SUPPLIES why shouldn't it be added?
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This discussion clarifies whether the sale of shares should be included in calculating aggregate turnover under GST. While non-GST supplies are part of aggregate turnover, shares and securities are specifically excluded. This is because the GST definition of 'supply' encompasses goods and services, and shares are classified as neither under the GST Act.

Yes, Non GST Supplies(i.e Non taxable Supply) is included in calculation of Aggregate turnover, but Share and Securities should not be added because it has to be "Supply" to be added in aggregate turnover. and as per the definition of Supply,..Supply included all goods and Services...

Shares and Securities are neither treated as Goods [ 2(52) ] nor Services [ 2(102) ] under GST Act.

So, it's excluded from Aggregate turnover.
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Further, it's Noted that Non GST Supplies is also supply as per defination of Supply, but not Chargeable to tax under GST Act.
that is why Non GST Supply is included, but items which is 'neither Goods nor services' is excluded from Aggregate turnover.
Becoz other things are either supply or covered under definition of goods and services but not taxable but shares are securities and excluded from goods defination

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