Fractal Analytics Receives Draft Tax Order with ₹156.56 Crore Adjustments
Fractal Analytics received a Draft Assessment Order proposing ₹156.56 crore in tax adjustments for AY 2023-24. No demand is payable currently as it's a draft order. Penalty proceedings for under-reporting income may be initiated separately. The company will file objections before the Dispute Resolution Panel.
The draft order proposes a substantial amount of ₹156.56 crore in adjustments. While it is a draft and no immediate financial impact is expected, the initiation of penalty proceedings and the need for the company to file objections suggest a medium-term risk and potential for future financial implications.
The company has received a draft tax assessment order proposing significant adjustments. While no demand is currently payable, the potential for penalties and the need to file objections indicate an uncertain outcome. The sentiment is neutral as it is a draft and the final impact is yet to be determined.
Fractal Analytics Limited has received a Draft Assessment Order from the Income Tax Department for Assessment Year 2023-24. The order, dated March 24, 2026, and received on the same day, proposes total additions of ₹156.56 crore related to transfer pricing and corporate tax adjustments.
This draft order is applicable for the Financial Year 2022-23. The company has stated that as it is a draft order, no tax is currently payable, and any demand will be finalized after the receipt of the final assessment order. The draft order also indicates that penalty proceedings under section 270A of the Income Tax Act will be initiated separately for under-reporting of income.
Fractal Analytics Limited plans to file its objections before the Dispute Resolution Panel. The company received the draft order after business hours on March 24, 2026, and has been evaluating it since then. This disclosure is in compliance with Regulation 30 of SEBI Listing Regulations.
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