Bansal Wire subsidiary wins appeal; ₹16.88 Lakh interest demand reduced to nil.
Bansal Wire's subsidiary, BSPL, won an appeal against a GST interest demand of ₹16.88 Lakh. The Joint Commissioner of State Tax (Appeals) reduced the demand to NIL via an order dated July 25, 2026. This development has no financial or operational impact on the company.
The announcement explicitly states that the matter has no financial, operational, or other business impact on the company, indicating a low impact.
The company's subsidiary has won an appeal, resulting in the reduction of a significant interest demand to zero, which is a positive outcome.
Bansal Wire Industries Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Bansal Steel & Power Limited (BSPL), has successfully appealed against a GST notice. Previously, BSPL had received a GST DRC-07 notice imposing a penalty of ₹50,99,895 and a tax liability of ₹57,77,896, along with interest of ₹89,94,666 for the financial year 2017-18.
Subsequently, BSPL received a rectification demand of ₹16,88,804, which reduced the GST liability to NIL. Now, the Joint Commissioner of State Tax (Appeals), Rohtak, has accepted BSPL's appeal against this rectification demand. An order dated July 25, 2026, has been received, reducing the interest demand of ₹16,88,804 to NIL, and the case has been closed. The company has stated that this matter has no financial, operational, or other business impact on Bansal Wire Industries Limited.
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