Disclosure Regarding Pending Litigation with Uttarakhand GST Department
TVS Electronics discloses a pending litigation with Uttarakhand GST Department regarding credit notes for FY 2021-22. The Show Cause Notice has been vacated, and no demand has been raised.
The litigation was resolved with no financial impact on the company, suggesting a low impact on its operations and financial health.
The announcement provides an update on pending litigation. While there was an initial demand, the issue has been resolved with no current financial impact.
* TVS Electronics Limited disclosed details of a pending litigation with the Uttarakhand Goods & Services Tax Department. * The dispute relates to a Show Cause Notice issued under Section 73(1) of the CGST/Uttarakhand GST Act 2017 for the financial year 2021-22, concerning credit notes. * The initial demand was ₹25.6 lakh (including interest & penalty of ₹12.9 lakh). * Based on the company's reply and supporting documents, the Show Cause Notice has been vacated, and no demand has been raised.
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