BGR Energy Systems Settles Rajasthan VAT Demands of ₹634 Cr, Gets Relief of ₹606.43 Cr
BGR Energy Systems settled Rajasthan VAT demands of ₹634 crore for FY09-12. The company paid ₹29.1 crore and utilized ₹95.65 crore VAT credit, receiving ₹606.43 crore relief on interest, penalty, and late fees. The settlement is subject to formalities and has no adverse impact on operations.
The settlement of a large legacy tax demand, even with a waiver, has a financial impact, although it is not expected to affect ongoing operations.
The company successfully settled a significant outstanding tax demand with substantial relief, which is a positive financial outcome.
BGR Energy Systems Limited has opted for the Rajasthan VAT Amnesty Scheme, 2022, to settle outstanding Value Added Tax (VAT) demands pertaining to financial years 2009-10, 2010-11, and 2011-12. The company filed an application and made payments towards settlement, receiving acknowledgements from the Commercial Taxes Department, Rajasthan.
Under the amnesty scheme, substantial amounts towards interest, penalty, and late fees have been waived. The company had outstanding VAT demands of ₹634 crore for delayed deposit of GST amounts. Through the amnesty scheme, BGR Energy Systems received relief of ₹606.43 crore by remitting ₹29.1 crore. Additionally, ₹95.65 crore lying as VAT credit in the company's books was adjusted by the Rajasthan VAT authorities.
The settlement results in the closure of these legacy VAT demands, subject to completion of procedural formalities. The Office of the Commercial Taxes Officer, Kota – B Circle, Rajasthan, issued the order for settlement on February 18, 2026. The company stated that there is no adverse impact on its ongoing operations or business activities.
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