No, if separately accounted. But yes for composition dealers.
Turnover as per Sec 44AD implies "Gross revenue receipts from sale of goods and services". So, turnover is inclusive of GST.
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Turnover as per Sec 44AD implies "Gross revenue receipts from sale of goods and services". So, turnover is inclusive of GST. | ![]() |
nice mam
If you are regular dealer under GST, your turnover under GST will be exclusive of GST; so, same you can declare under ITR.
Please Note the underlined words -
“Turnover” means the gross amount of revenue recognized in the profit and loss account from the sale, supply, or distribution of goods or on account of services rendered, or both, by a person during a financial year.
It Means amount which is reflecting in your Profit & Loss A/c and Gross means all type of revenues. Like Service Recipt, Trading Recipt etc.
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