Maruti Suzuki Receives Adjudication Order from West Bengal GST Authority
Maruti Suzuki received an adjudication order from West Bengal GST Authority with a tax demand of ₹0.02 million, interest of ₹1.22 million, and a penalty of ₹1.2 million. The company will appeal.
The announcement states that there is no major impact on the financial, operation or other activities of the Company due to this Order.
The announcement reports the receipt of an adjudication order and the company's plan to appeal, without indicating a significant positive or negative impact.
* Maruti Suzuki India Limited received an Adjudication Order from West Bengal GST Authority on 16th October 2025. * The order pertains to the period from April 2018 to March 2023. * The tax demand is ₹0.02 million, with interest of ₹1.22 million and a penalty of ₹1.2 million, related to GST credit availment. * The company will file an appeal against the order to the first appellate authority. * The company believes that there is no major impact on the financial, operation or other activities of the Company due to this Order.
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