Max Estates Receives ₹2.59 Crore GST Show Cause Notice for FY23
Max Estates received a GST show cause notice for FY23, proposing a demand of ₹2.59 Crores, including tax, interest, and penalty. The notice relates to Max Ventures and Industries Limited, merged into Max Estates. The company is reviewing the matter and will file a reply. No operational impact is reported.
The announcement involves a potential financial implication of ₹2.59 Crores due to a GST show cause notice. While the company is contesting it and no final order has been passed, the quantum of the proposed demand is significant enough to warrant a medium impact assessment.
The company has received a show cause notice regarding a potential demand of ₹2.59 Crores for GST non-compliance. While this represents a potential financial liability, no final order has been passed, and the company is in the process of responding. Therefore, the sentiment is neutral as the ultimate impact is uncertain.
Max Estates Limited has announced that it has received a show cause notice in form GST DRC-01 dated September 26, 2026, from the Office of the Deputy Commissioner, State Tax, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. This notice pertains to the financial year 2023 (FY23) and relates to Max Ventures and Industries Limited, which was merged into Max Estates effective July 31, 2023.
The show cause notice proposes a demand of tax, interest, and penalty aggregating to ₹2.59 Crores. This amount comprises ₹1.35 Crores in tax, ₹97.25 Lakhs in interest, and ₹26.65 Lakhs in penalty. The issues primarily relate to GST return and reconciliation matters for FY23.
The company stated that the matter is currently at the show cause notice stage, and no final demand or order has been passed. Max Estates is reviewing the notice and will take necessary actions, including filing a reply, in accordance with applicable laws. The final financial impact, if any, will depend on the outcome of the adjudication proceedings. At this stage, there is no impact on the company's operations or other activities.
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