Case Details

Citation(s)
2016 SLG 60 2016 SLD 60 (2016) 380 ITR 226
Karnataka High Court
IT APPEAL Nos. 351 & 352 OF 2009, JANUARY 19, 2015
N.KUMAR AND B. VEERAPPA, JJ.
K.V. Aravind, Adv. for the Appellant. K.P. Kumar, Sr. Counsel for the
Respondent.

Commissioner of IncomE tax, Bangalore

v.

Saint Gobain Crystals & Detectors India (P.) Ltd.

Law: Income Tax Act, 1961

Section: 10B

Section 10B of the Income-tax Act, 1961 - Export oriented undertaking (Manufacture) - Assessment years 2003-04 and 2004-05 - Whether assembling of instruments and apparatus for measuring and detecting ionizing radiators is a manufacturing activity producing an article or thing and, therefore, eligible for deduction under section 10B - Held, yes [Para 8] [In favour of assessee] FACTS â–  The assessee was engaged in the business of assembling of instruments and apparatus for measuring and detecting ionizing radiators. It claimed deduction under section 10B. â–  The assessing authority rejected the assessee's claim taking a view that the assessee had not manufactured or produced articles or things as required under section 10B(1), but only was engaged in assembling of items as per 3CD audit report. â–  The Commissioner (Appeals) confirmed assessment order. â–  On second appeal, the Tribunal, however, held that the process carried on by the assessee for getting the final product showed that the assessee was engaged in manufacture or production of an article or thing and was entitled to deduction under section 10B. â–  On revenue's appeal : HELD â–  From the material on record it is clear, that the finished product which is sold by the assessee, is different from the material which are procured for making such a finished product. A series of processes are carried out and a new product is arrived. After going through the said process, the product which comes under that process is different from that which originally existed, in the sense that the thing produced is by itself a commercially different commodity. The moment there is transformation, a new commodity commercially known as distinct and separate commodity having its own character, use and name, whether it be the result of one process or several processes, manufacture takes places and duty is attracted. Therefore, the Tribunal was justified in holding that the process undertaken by the assessee constitutes manufacture and that they are entitled to the benefit of section 10B. [Para 8] CASES REFERRED TO CIT v. Murudeshwar Decor Ltd. [2014] 227 Taxman 29 (Mag.)/49 taxmann.com 402…
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