Penalty Reduced for Suzlon Global Services; Refund Expected
Penalty on Suzlon Global Services reduced from ₹19,54,890 to ₹50,000; refund of ₹19,04,890 expected. The order was modified by the Deputy Commissioner of State Tax.
The announcement states that there is no material impact on the financial, operational, or other activities of the company.
The penalty imposed on the subsidiary has been significantly reduced, and a refund is expected, which is a positive development.
* Penalty imposed on Suzlon Global Services Limited (merged with Suzlon Energy) by State GST authority, Gujarat, has been reduced. * The penalty was reduced from ₹19,54,890 to ₹50,000. * The balance amount of ₹19,04,890 will be refunded in due course. * The order was modified by the Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Appeal, Gandhidham, Gujarat, accepting the Company’s submission. * The initial penalty was for contravention of e-way bill provisions of GST Act, 2017. * There is no material impact on the financial, operation or other activities of the Company.
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