Aptech Limited receives Income Tax Assessment Order with ₹6.37 Crore Demand
Aptech Limited received an Income Tax Assessment Order with a demand of ₹6.37 Crore for Assessment Year 2024-25. The demand arose from a computational error regarding claimed deductions. The company expects no financial impact, subject to rectification, and is filing an application for correction.
The company explicitly states that no material financial impact is expected as the issue is a computational error subject to rectification. Therefore, the impact is considered low.
The company received a tax demand but expects no financial impact due to a rectifiable error. The sentiment is neutral as it's a procedural matter with a clear path to resolution.
Aptech Limited has disclosed the receipt of an Assessment Order under Section 143(3) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, along with a Notice of Demand amounting to ₹6,36,92,990 (6.37 Crore). The communication was received on February 10, 2026, from the Income Tax Department.
The demand has arisen due to an apparent mistake in the computational omission of certain deductions that were claimed by the company and considered during the assessment. The company clarifies that these deductions were inadvertently not given effect to in the final order.
Aptech Limited does not anticipate any material financial impact, as they believe the demand is rectifiable. The company is in the process of filing an application for rectification under Section 154 of the Income-tax Act, 1961, and will take appropriate steps before the Income Tax Department to correct the computational error. The company is confident in its case on merits and will pursue all necessary legal steps to protect its interests, with further updates to be provided to the stock exchanges as developments occur.
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