Nila Infrastructures receives ₹42.81 Lakh tax demand order, plans to challenge
Nila Infrastructures received a ₹42.81 lakh tax demand order from State Tax Enforcement for FY19, alleging wrong input tax credit. The company is reviewing and plans to challenge the order, stating no material financial impact.
The monetary value of the demand order is ₹42.81 lakh, which is relatively small for a listed company. Furthermore, the company has stated that there will be no material impact on its financial or operational activities.
While a tax demand order is generally a negative event, the company explicitly states that the impact is not material and that they plan to challenge the order with strong merits, leading to a neutral sentiment.
Nila Infrastructures Limited has received a Demand Order for determination of tax from the Office of Deputy Commissioner of State Tax Enforcement DIV-1 Ahmedabad. The communication was received via email on 16 October 2025. The Demand Order, issued under Section 74(9) read with Rule 142(5) of CGST/GGST/IGST/CESS Act, 2017, pertains to input tax credit allegedly wrongly availed and utilized for the financial year 2018-19. The total liability specified in the order is ₹42.81 lakh, which includes: * Tax liability of ₹13.10 lakh * Interest of ₹16.61 lakh * Penalty of ₹13.10 lakh The company is currently reviewing the Demand Order and evaluating the necessary actions in consultation with experts. Nila Infrastructures intends to challenge the order, stating it has strong merits to do so by filing its reply/submissions before the relevant authorities. The company has also stated that there is no material impact on its financial, operational, or other activities due to this demand order, and any impact will be limited to the final tax liability as ascertained along with interest and penalty, if any.
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Nila Infrastructures Limited filed this with the NSE as a statutory disclosure, categorised under taxation. It is a primary document, not a recommendation, and the desk marks it low impact, the band that almost never moves a portfolio on its own.
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