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The West Bengal Sales Tax Act, 1994
Chapter I : PRELIMINARY

Body 2. Definitions

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,-

(40) "Turnover of sales", in relation to any period, means the aggregate of the sale-prices or parts of sale-prices receivable by a dealer, or if a dealer so elects, actually received by the dealer, during such period after deducting therefrom-

    (a) the sale prices or the parts of sale-prices, if any, in respect of sale during such period of, goods specified in Schedule IV other than rice, wheat and country liquor as specified in that Schedule, which are shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioner to have been purchased by the dealer in West Bengal, but excluding such sales as the State Government may, by Notification, specify

    (b) the amounts, if any, refunded by the dealer in respect of any goods returned by the purchaser within such period, and

    (c) the amounts, charged as surcharge payable under section 16 and the amounts charged as additional surcharge payable under Section 16A and the amounts charged as turnover tax payable under Section 16B during such period:

    (d) the sale-prices or the parts of sale-prices, where such sale-prices or parts of sale-prices do not exceed the maximum retail price as referred to in the Explanation to section 22D, if any, in respect of sale during such period of goods specified in Schedule VIII, on a prior sale whereof in West Bengal by a registered dealer, who brings such goods into West Bengal from outside or manufactures such goods in West Bengal, tax is shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioner to have been paid at the rate referred to in section 22D;

PROVIDED that an election as aforesaid once made shall not be altered except with the permission of the Commissioner and on such terms and conditions as he may think fit to impose;

Explanation.- For the purpose of sub-clause (d), the expression "the sale-prices or the parts of sale-prices", in relation to goods sold in parts either in volume or in weight, means the aggregate of sale-prices of all such parts of the goods in order to determining whether the sale-prices of such goods exceed the maximum retail price of such goods.