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Issues: Whether exemption under section 4-A of the U.P. Trade Tax Act, 1948 for a unit undertaking expansion is to be computed only after the date on which base production is achieved, or on the basis of the turnover of excess production for the whole assessment year.
Analysis: The exemption scheme under section 4-A and the notification granted benefit only on production in excess of base production. The expression used in clause 6 of the notification was turnover of sales in any assessment year, and the assessment year means a full period of twelve months. Reading the notification with rule 41(8) and section 7(1-A), the extent of exemption could be worked out only at the end of the assessment year. The Court followed the earlier view that the benefit is not to be linked to the date on which base production is first achieved during the year. The incentive provision was also required to be construed liberally and in a manner that advances the object of industrial promotion.
Conclusion: The exemption for an expansion unit is to be computed on the excess production of the entire assessment year, and not only from the date on which base production is achieved.
Final Conclusion: The revisions succeeded and the Tribunal's view was set aside, with the assessee held entitled to the exemption on the correct year-wise basis.
Ratio Decidendi: Where a tax incentive is granted on turnover in excess of base production for any assessment year, the entitlement is to be determined with reference to the completed assessment year as a whole, not from the date during the year on which base production is first crossed.