Pitti Engineering wins income tax appeal, ₹9.23 crore demand deleted
The favorable ruling resolves a long-standing tax dispute involving a demand of ₹ 923.08 lakhs, which had been disclosed in the company's financial statements, thereby removing a potential liability and improving financial clarity.
The Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) ruled in favor of the company, deleting a disputed tax demand of ₹ 923.08 lakhs, which is a positive outcome for Pitti Engineering.
* Pitti Engineering Limited received an order from the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals)-12, Hyderabad, dated 19th August 2025, which ruled in favor of the company. * The litigation involved an appeal filed on 21st January 2020, challenging an order from 29th December 2019 by the Assessing Officer for Assessment Year 2017-18. * The original order sought to include certain unsecured loans as the company's income. * The disputed demand amounted to ₹ 923.08 lakhs (₹ 9.23 crore). * This amount had been disclosed in the company's standalone and consolidated financial statements since FY2019-20. * The Commissioner has deleted the additions made by the Assessing Officer.
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