Jamna Auto Industries: GST Appeal Partially Upheld, Company to File Further Appeal
Jamna Auto Industries received an order on Sep 17, 2026, confirming a GST demand of ₹3,53,29,906 with interest and penalty. This is part of a larger demand of ₹4,06,27,815. The company plans to appeal further. No material financial impact is anticipated.
The company has explicitly stated that the order will not have a material impact on its financials, operations, or other activities, thus limiting the impact to low.
The company received an unfavorable order in a GST appeal, confirming a significant portion of the demand. However, the company plans to appeal further, and it has stated there is no material financial impact, making the sentiment neutral.
Jamna Auto Industries Limited has provided an update regarding a litigation concerning a Show Cause Notice (SCN) originally issued on August 22, 2022, by the Commissioner of GST and Central Excise. Initially, the Commissioner of GST and Central Excise had confirmed a demand of ₹4,06,27,815 along with interest and a penalty of ₹51,87,434.
The Company filed an appeal against this order. Subsequently, the Principal Commissioner (Appeals-II), in an order dated September 09, 2026, which the company received on September 17, 2026, has confirmed a demand of ₹3,53,29,906 along with interest and a penalty of ₹46,57,573 out of the previously disputed amount. The SCN primarily related to alleged excess availment of input tax credit due to discrepancies between GSTR 3B and GSTR 2A, among other matters.
Jamna Auto Industries Limited intends to file a further appeal against this order and is currently seeking legal advice. The company has stated that this order is not expected to have any material impact on its financials, operations, or other business activities. This development follows earlier disclosures made by the company on July 13, 2023, July 14, 2023, and January 02, 2024, concerning the same litigation.
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