Bansal Wire Industries Subsidiary's Tax Demands Quashed by Delhi High Court
Bansal Wire Industries' subsidiary, Bansal Steel & Power Limited, had its income tax demands for AY 2015-16 (₹56.77 Million) and AY 2017-18 (₹21.37 Million + ₹10.69 Million interest) quashed by the Delhi High Court on April 30, 2026. The order was passed under the "clean slate theory" and has no financial impact.
The announcement explicitly states that the order has no financial impact on the company, and the demands pertained to pre-Resolution Plan claims.
The quashing of tax demands by the High Court is a positive development, indicating a favorable legal outcome for the company's subsidiary and reaffirming its compliance framework.
Bansal Wire Industries Limited announced that the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi has quashed two income tax demand notices issued to its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bansal Steel & Power Limited (formerly Garg Inox Limited). These demands were for Assessment Year 2015-16 (₹56.77 Million) and Assessment Year 2017-18 (₹21.37 Million along with ₹10.69 Million interest).
The court passed the order in response to a civil writ petition, allowing the petition under the "clean slate theory." This means all demand notices pertaining to pre-Resolution Plan claims have been set aside.
The company stated that this order reaffirms its strong compliance framework and has no financial impact on the company. The subsidiary received the order from the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi as of April 30, 2026.
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