Does remuneration/Interest forms part of Turnover in hands of Partner

Hello,
A proprietor is having business of garments. He is also partner in 3 firms. He is receiving Interest and remuneration from such firms.
Does such interest and remuneration forms part of Turnover along with turnover of business of garments?
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This discussion explores whether interest and remuneration received by a proprietor from partnership firms should be included in their overall business turnover. While some argue that interest income might be considered part of revenue, the general consensus is that both remuneration and interest received by a partner are taxed separately under the head 'Profits and Gains from Business or Profession' (PGBP), rather than forming part of the business's turnover. GST implications for interest are also briefly touched upon.

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No, remuneration and int. received will not become part of T.O. but will be taxed under PGBP separatly
No, it can't be part of turnover but it will be taxed in the hands of partner under PGBP and taxed as per his slab rates.
No interest and remuneration cannot forms part of turnover along with turnover of busines
But remuneration is a business receipt. is it not covered in the term gross receipts from business?

under gst, interest may become part of turnover but remuneration definitely not.

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