Le Travenues Technology Receives Income Tax Assessment Order for AY 2024-25; Plans Appeal
Le Travenues Technology Limited (IXIGO) received an Income Tax Assessment Order for AY 2024-25 on March 24, 2026. The company disputes the disallowance of ₹1,01,50,336 in expenses and the inclusion of ₹7,52,05,398 for buyback tax, planning to appeal. Expected financial impact is nil, excluding legal costs.
While the company believes the order has errors and expects nil financial implications apart from legal costs, the receipt of an assessment order and potential penalty proceedings can create uncertainty and incur litigation expenses, thus having a medium impact.
The company has received an adverse assessment order from the Income Tax Department, which includes a demand for tax and references penalty proceedings, necessitating an appeal.
Le Travenues Technology Limited (IXIGO) has received an Assessment Order dated March 24, 2026, under Section 143(3) read with Section 144B of the Income-tax Act, 1961, for the Assessment Year 2024-25 from the Income Tax Department. The order pertains to the financial year 2023-24. The company believes there are prima facie errors in the calculations within the Assessment Order and the Demand Notice. Specifically, the Assessing Officer disallowed expenses of ₹1,01,50,336 and demanded tax on this amount. Additionally, the demand notice included ₹7,52,05,398 pertaining to tax on Buy Back of Shares under Section 115QA, which the company states has already been paid and was erroneously included. The company intends to file a requisite appeal with the appropriate authorities within the prescribed time to contest the order. The demand notice also references penalty proceedings under Section 270A and Section 271AAC (1) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The company expects nil financial implications from this order, apart from the legal and other expenses to be incurred in contesting the matter.
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