BHEL Receives Favorable Order from Appellate Authority, Telangana
The announcement states that the order has no impact on the financials/operations of the company.
The announcement indicates a favorable legal outcome for BHEL, as the appellate authority has settled the proceedings in their favor and dropped the GST demand, interest, and penalty.
* BHEL received a favorable order from the Commissioner of Customs & Central Tax, Appeals -II Commissionerate Hyderabad, Telangana for FY 2020-21. * The order, dated 17th Sept. 2025, settles proceedings in favor of BHEL by allowing the appeal and setting aside the GST demand along with interest and penalty. * The demand of ₹10.76 Crore, along with applicable interest of ₹7.74 Crore and a penalty of ₹1.07 Crore, has been dropped. * The order has no impact on the financials/operations of the company.
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