Is Dividend Income a Part of Turnover

Is dividend income a part of turnover ? If not then please explain why
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Dividend income is generally not considered part of a business's turnover. Turnover typically refers to the total sales generated from a company's primary operating activities. Dividends, being income from investments rather than core business operations, are usually classified under 'income from other sources' and are not included in turnover calculations, particularly under GST regulations.

No. It is not a part of turnover. Turnover is the total sales made by a business in a certain period. It's sometimes referred to as ‘gross revenue’ or ‘income’.

Dividend is clubbed under 'Income from other sources'

Dividend is not an outward supply therefore it is not included in turnover under GST.

Irrelevant reply.

@ sabyasachi Mukherjee the query was under GST category

One replied related to accounting and other replied related to income tax

Judge the relevancy

 

Dividend is not a part of total income because this is income from investment not from operating activities, so total turnover only cover on which our business is operated i.e. main activities of business.
but exception is there to reverse the ITC
Zafar
pls do not reply to irrelevant queries.
dividend under any circumstances cannot form part of turnover.
Not a part of turnover

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