Shree Cement's SGST Patna Appeal Dismissed, Rs 42 Cr Tax Demand Reinstated
Shree Cement's appeal against a tax demand order was dismissed on technical grounds by SGST Patna. This reinstates demands totaling ₹42.09 crore, including interest and penalties. The company plans to appeal to the GST Appellate Tribunal, stating no major financial impact.
While the company claims no major financial impact, the reinstatement of tax demands, interest, and penalties totaling over ₹42 crore necessitates further legal action and has the potential to affect financial performance if the appeal is unsuccessful.
The company has faced a dismissal of its appeal which has reinstated significant tax demands, interest, and penalties.
Shree Cement Limited has announced that the Additional Commissioner (Appeals), SGST, Patna, has dismissed an appeal filed against a demand order. This dismissal, on technical grounds, reinstates a tax demand of ₹23,55,71,668 along with interest of ₹15,19,43,725 and a penalty of ₹2,35,57,166.
Additionally, a separate demand order from the Deputy Commissioner, State Tax, Patna, which was also appealed, has been reinstated. This includes a tax demand of ₹14,93,09,708, interest of ₹9,18,25,472, and a penalty of ₹1,49,30,971.
The authority's order was dated 23rd June, 2026. The company states that the order has no major financial impact, as the facts and averments submitted were not considered. Shree Cement intends to file an appeal before the GST Appellate Tribunal within the prescribed time.
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