Chalet Hotels Receives ₹16 Crore GST Demand Order; Considers Legal Recourse
Chalet Hotels Limited received a GST demand order for ₹16.02 crore, including ₹6.51 crore interest and ₹4.75 crore penalty, for FY19. The company disputes the demand related to ITC mismatches and plans to take legal action. Business operations remain unaffected.
The company explicitly states that its business operations continue as usual and are not impacted by the GST demand order. Although a monetary demand has been made, the potential financial impact is deemed insignificant by the company.
The company believes the GST demand order is contestable and plans to take legal recourse, indicating a neutral stance as the outcome is uncertain. While a demand has been levied, the company asserts no significant impact on operations.
Chalet Hotels Limited has received an order from the GST Department - Maharashtra State, dated December 31, 2025, imposing a demand aggregating ₹16.02 crore (approximately 160.02 million). This demand includes interest of ₹6.51 crore (65.13 million) and a penalty of ₹4.75 crore (47.45 million).
The demand pertains to a mismatch in Input Tax Credit (ITC) claimed and blocked ITC for the financial year 2018-19, including GST liability on uniforms and shoes supplied to employees and ITC reversal on ineligible/block ITC related to construction.
The company believes the orders are contestable and intends to pursue appropriate legal recourse. Chalet Hotels has stated that its business operations continue as usual and are not impacted by this order.
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