if a individual Register in GST and having business income and he also earn interest income (from saving account , loan given to others) so whether he is required to show that income in his GSTR 1 and 3b. if yes then in which column he is required to show that income.
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This discussion explores whether individuals registered for GST and earning business income also need to report interest income from savings accounts or loans given to others in their GSTR 1 and GSTR 3B filings. While some argue it's exempt and not reportable, others contend that interest income falls under the definition of 'supply' in the CGST Act and should be declared, even if as exempt income. The consensus leans towards reporting it, particularly when it's considered part of turnover, with suggestions to report it annually or as it's credited.
Interest income not shown in GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B, but intereste income from Loan given to others should be shown in Income from Other Sources in Income Tax
Then why it is being considered while filing annual return GSTR 9 & GSTR 9C.
I knew in normal practice nobody report such incomes, i myself do not follow the same, but this doesn't mean that it is not mandatory as it is cover under supply in term of section 7 cgst act.
@ pankaj sir thanks for your valuable replies. I personally don't show our interest income, now question is should we consider to show interest income in GSTR 1 and 3b in April 21
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