How to Calculate Aggregate Turnover for GST Registration

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The term "aggregate turnover" is significant in determining the need for GST registration. In common usage, turnover refers to the value of a company over a period of time. The taxable value of supplies of goods and services, exempt supplies of goods and services, exports of goods and services, and inter-state supplies make up an aggregate turnover in GST. As a result, accumulated GST turnover comprises supplies of goods or services, GST-exempt supplies, and exports.

Aggregate Turnover's Purpose

The aggregate turnover is the most basic requirement for Online  Gst Registration Services. According to GST rules, any business with an annual turnover of more than Rs.20 lakh can choose not to register for GST. Entities with an annual turnover of more than Rs.10 lakh in special category states, excluding Jammu and Kashmir, can opt-out of registering for GST.

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Madam Sister. Nice information

thank you, sir. I am always trying to provide  this type information

Very well articulated.. nicely written
Are sales returns to be deducted while calculating aggregate turnover


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