Interarch Receives GST Notices Totaling ₹91.89 Lakhs
Interarch Building Solutions Limited received two GST DRC-07 notices. The first notice demands ₹46.12 Lakhs for FY 2019-20, related to credit notes issued. The second notice demands ₹45.78 Lakhs for FY 2021-22, concerning GSTR 1 vs GSTR 3B differences and excess ITC claims. The company plans to appeal both notices.
The total demand from both notices amounts to approximately ₹91.89 Lakhs, which could impact the company's financial performance, though the company intends to appeal, suggesting the final impact may be mitigated.
The company has received two GST notices with significant financial demands, indicating potential liabilities and ongoing disputes with tax authorities.
Interarch Building Solutions Limited has received two DRC-07 notices from GST authorities.
The first notice, reference ZD081225049918Y dated 18.12.2025, was issued by the Superintendent, GST Range - XXXII, CGST Division Vaishali Nagar Jaipur. This notice relates to a demand raised for short payment due to the issuance of credit notes in FY 2019-2020. The total demand amounts to ₹46,11,934, comprising ₹23,05,967 in tax and ₹23,05,967 in penalty. The company received a copy of this notice on 02.01.2026 and stated that it will file an appeal, asserting no short payment has been made.
The second notice, reference ZD091225553353D dated 31.12.2025, was issued by Lajja Pandey, Deputy Commissioner, GB Nagar. This notice pertains to a difference in liability between GSTR 1 and GSTR 3B, and excess ITC claimed in GSTR 3B for FY 2021-2022. The total demand is ₹45,77,967, including ₹24,54,674 in tax, ₹18,77,826 in interest, and ₹2,45,467 in penalty. The company received this notice on 02.01.2026 and plans to file an appeal, maintaining that there is no difference in liability paid and input claimed.
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