Gujarat HC Stays ₹18.53 Crore Income Tax Demand for Assessment Year 2017-18
The stay order on a significant tax demand is likely to have a moderately positive financial impact by preventing immediate payment and potential disruption.
The news indicates a favorable legal outcome for the company as the High Court has stayed the income tax demand.
* The High Court of Gujarat at Ahmedabad has granted a stay order on August 5, 2025, against an order by the Income Tax Department's Assessment Unit. * The order pertains to Assessment Year 2017-18 and demands a tax amount of ₹18,52,64,754 (₹18.53 Crore) after income adjustments. * The stay order suspends the enforcement and execution of the assessment order pending the disposal of the company's writ petition.
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