Skipper Limited Receives ₹227.53 Crore GST Demand Notice
Skipper Limited received a GST show cause notice for ₹227.53 crore due to mismatches in tax filings. The company disputes the demand, stating it has strong grounds to contest and expects no material financial impact.
While the company disputes the demand and expects no material impact, a demand of ₹227.53 crore is substantial and could have a medium-term impact if not successfully contested.
The company has received a significant demand notice from tax authorities, which, despite the company's dispute, introduces financial uncertainty and potential litigation.
Skipper Limited (SKPL) has been issued a show cause notice by the Assistant Commissioner Office of The State Tax (GST), Bhubneshwar II, Odisha, proposing a demand of ₹2,27,53,28,966 (approximately ₹227.53 crore).
The notice, dated 30th September 2026, was issued under Section 73 of the CGST/OGST Act, 2017, citing a mismatch in GSTR 1, GSTR-2A, and GSTR-3B filings.
The company stated that the proposed demand is wholly disputed and based on erroneous findings. Skipper Limited believes it has strong grounds to contest the demand and does not accept the liability. Consequently, the company asserts that the amount does not represent an ascertained liability or any expected financial outflow and intends to pursue all appropriate legal remedies. Skipper Limited expects no material impact on its financial position, operations, or other activities due to this notice.
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