KEC International subsidiary receives ₹46.19 crore tax demand order
KEC International's subsidiary, KEC Spur Infrastructure, received a tax demand order of ₹46.19 crore for FY23. The demand is for ad-hoc additions and alleged unverified creditors. The company plans to appeal the order and does not foresee any material financial impact.
A tax demand of ₹46.19 crore is significant, but the company's confidence in substantiating expenses and expecting deletion of the demand reduces the immediate financial impact. However, the pendency of litigation warrants a medium impact.
The company has received a tax demand order, which is negative. However, the company believes the demand is ad-hoc, plans to appeal, and does not foresee any material financial impact, which mitigates the negativity.
KEC International Limited has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, KEC Spur Infrastructure Private Limited, has received an order from the Income Tax Department, Assessment Unit, raising a tax demand of ₹46.19 crore for the financial year 2022-23.
The demand primarily arises from ad-hoc additions/disallowances of normal business expenditures and alleged unverified creditors.
The company has been intimated about the order on April 9, 2026. KEC International believes the tax demand is ad-hoc and based on estimations, and that the subsidiary will be able to substantiate the expenses. The company is in the process of filing necessary appeals and expects the demand to be deleted post-redressal.
KEC International does not foresee any material financial impact on account of this order, as the subsidiary believes the matter is strong on merits. The subsidiary will contest the demand by taking appropriate legal remedial actions.
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