Berggruen Hotels Private Limited Receives Revised Demand Order
Berggruen Hotels Private Limited, a subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels, received a revised demand order of ₹42.92 lakh. The company is evaluating options, including filing an appeal.
The amount is not very significant relative to the company's overall financials, and the company is contesting the order.
The announcement discusses a revised demand order against a subsidiary, which could have negative financial implications.
* Berggruen Hotels Private Limited (BHPL), a material subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels, received a revised demand order of ₹42.92 lakh from the Office of Commercial Tax Officer (Audit), Koramangala, Bangalore. * The demand includes ₹18.07 lakh in tax, ₹23.04 lakh in interest, and ₹1.80 lakh in penalty. * The order was received on November 29, 2025. * The demand pertains to the period 2018-19 under Section 73 of CGST Act / KGST Act, 2017. * Lemon Tree Hotels is evaluating options, including filing an appeal against the order, as it believes the demand is not maintainable.
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