Carraro India Receives Draft Income Tax Assessment Order; Contests Adjustments
Carraro India received a Draft Income Tax Assessment Order on March 9, 2026. The order proposes downward settlement of tax adjustments, including ₹61.73 crore for transfer pricing and ₹52.61 lakh for corporate tax. The company plans to contest these adjustments and anticipates favorable relief.
The draft assessment order involves significant monetary amounts related to tax adjustments. While the company believes it will receive favorable relief and there's no immediate impact, the potential for future litigation and financial implications warrants a medium impact assessment.
The company received a draft assessment order which proposes adjustments, but also indicates a downward settlement compared to the initial show cause notice. The company intends to contest the adjustments and expects favorable relief, indicating an uncertain but not immediately negative outcome.
Carraro India Limited has received a Draft Assessment Order dated March 3, 2026, from the faceless assessment unit of the Income-tax Department, communicated via email on March 9, 2026. This order follows an Initial Show Cause Notice and proposes downward settlement of contended amounts.
The Draft Assessment Order suggests adjustments to the company's total income. Specifically, it pertains to additions of ₹61,73,41,693 concerning a transfer pricing assessment order dated January 22, 2026, and other corporate tax adjustments amounting to ₹52,61,308 (reduced from an earlier proposed adjustment of ₹27,63,98,380).
The company, based on legal advice, intends to contest these tax adjustments within the prescribed timelines. Carraro India Limited believes it will receive favorable relief from the appropriate appellate forum. The company has stated that there is no immediate impact on its financial, operational, or other activities due to this Draft Assessment Order.
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