Interarch Building Solutions faces GST demands and appeal rejection totaling ₹1.56 crore from tax authorities
The combined monetary demand of ₹1.56 crore is a notable financial liability. While the company plans to appeal or reply, the demands represent a contingent outflow and could impact profitability or cash flow if upheld. The presence of multiple such actions suggests compliance issues that could incur further costs.
The company has received multiple tax demands and an appeal rejection totaling approximately ₹1.56 crore, indicating potential financial liabilities and ongoing legal challenges with tax authorities.
Interarch Building Solutions Limited (formerly Interarch Building Products Limited) has disclosed multiple regulatory actions concerning Goods and Services Tax (GST) from various tax authorities, with a total monetary demand of approximately ₹1.56 crore (₹15.6 million). The company received the following: * A notice (DRC-01A) dated 16 September 2025 from the Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Maharashtra, for the financial year 2021-2022. Alleged violations include ITC claimed from non-filer taxpayers, excess GST Input claims (GSTR 3B vs GSTR 2B), and differences in GSTR 3B and GSTR 9. The total demand is ₹23,12,096/- (₹23.12 lakh), comprising ₹12,94,507/- in tax and ₹10,17,589/- in interest. The company intends to file a suitable reply. * An Appeal Order dated 27 September 2025 from the Office of Commissioner (Appeal), Central Excise & CGST, Jaipur, rejecting an appeal. Alleged violations include reversal of excess ITC (GSTR 3B vs 2A), input claimed from GSTR not filed by the supplier, interest on non-payment within 180 days, and short payment of GST due to delayed credit notes. The total demand is ₹97,50,860/- (₹97.51 lakh), comprising ₹88,84,647/- in tax and ₹8,66,213/- in interest. The company plans to file an appeal against this order. * A Show Cause Notice dated 26 September 2025 from the Deputy Commissioner (ST) Special Circle - CTR, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, for the financial year 2021-2022. Alleged violations include non-payment of tax on other income, short payment of RCM & tax paid in GSTR 3B vs GSTR 9, excess claim of GST Input, and credit of blocked Input Tax Credit. The total demand is ₹35,39,447/- (₹35.39 lakh), comprising ₹21,87,655/- in tax and ₹13,51,792/- in interest. The company intends to file a suitable reply. The company is preparing to respond to these notices and orders.
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