Aggregate Turnover under Section 2(6) of CGST Act Definition

Aggregate Turnover under Section 2(6) of CGST Act

Definition

Aggregate Turnover is the total value of all supplies made by a person during a financial year. It includes both taxable and exempt supplies.

Calculation

Aggregate turnover is calculated on an All-India basis for entities with the same Permanent Account Number (PAN). This means that the turnover from all business locations using the same PAN is added together to determine the aggregate turnover.

Components of Aggregate Turnover

  • Taxable Supplies: These are supplies on which GST is levied.
  • Exempt Supplies: These are supplies that are not subject to GST.
  • Exports: These are supplies made to a recipient located outside India.
  • Interstate Supplies: These are supplies made from one state to another within India.

Exclusions from Aggregate Turnover

  • Central Tax, State Tax, Union Territory Tax, Integrated Tax, and Cess: These taxes are not included in the calculation of aggregate turnover.
  • Inward Supplies on Reverse Charge: These are supplies where the recipient is liable to pay GST.

Example

Suppose a company has two branches, one in Delhi and the other in Mumbai, both using the same PAN.

  • Delhi branch has taxable supplies of Rs. 10 lakhs and exempt supplies of Rs. 2 lakhs.
  • Mumbai branch has taxable supplies of Rs. 8 lakhs and exempt supplies of Rs. 1 lakh.

The aggregate turnover of the company will be:

  • Delhi branch: Taxable supplies (Rs. 10 lakhs) + Exempt supplies (Rs. 2 lakhs) = Rs. 12 lakhs
  • Mumbai branch: Taxable supplies (Rs. 8 lakhs) + Exempt supplies (Rs. 1 lakh) = Rs. 9 lakhs
  • Aggregate Turnover: Rs. 12 lakhs + Rs. 9 lakhs = Rs. 21 lakhs

Importance of Aggregate Turnover

  • GST Registration: Determining the eligibility for GST registration based on the threshold limit.
  • Composition Scheme: Deciding whether a business can opt for the composition scheme.
  • Input Tax Credit (ITC): Calculating the eligibility for ITC in certain cases.
  • Other GST Provisions: The aggregate turnover is used for various other GST provisions and calculations.

 

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