Schneider Electric Receives Order Reducing Tax Demand to ₹13.83 Crore
The company states that it does not anticipate any immediate impact on its financials, operations, or other activities.
The announcement is about a reduced tax demand, which is a neutral event. The company is evaluating legal options.
* Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited received an order reducing the tax demand to ₹13,82,91,940 from the initial demand of ₹21,46,21,719 for Assessment Year 2021-22. * The order was issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax, following an appeal to the Commissioner of Income Tax. * The company will evaluate legal remedies and respond appropriately to the order. * The company does not anticipate any immediate impact on its financials, operations or other activities on account of the aforementioned Order.
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