Skipper Ltd Wins GST Appeal: Principal Commissioner Sets Aside Departmental Appeal
Skipper Limited's GST appeal has been ruled in its favor. The Principal Commissioner (Appeals) set aside the departmental appeal against the company. This order pertains to a ₹10.21 crore tax demand for FY18-19, which was previously dropped by the Additional Commissioner.
The litigation involved a substantial amount of ₹10.21 crore, and its favorable resolution positively impacts the company's financial standing and reduces potential liabilities.
The company has won a significant litigation concerning a tax demand, which is a positive outcome.
Skipper Limited has received a favorable order from the Principal Commissioner (Appeals) CGST & CX, Appeal -I, Kolkata, concerning a GST demand. The order, dated 16th July, 2026, and received by the company on 23rd July, 2026, has set aside the appeal filed by the Appellant-Department.
This development relates to a Show Cause Notice issued by the Office of the Additional Commissioner, CGST & Central Excise, Kolkata South Commissionerate, on 16th April, 2025. The notice proposed a tax demand of ₹10,21,17,234 for FY 2017-18 and FY 2018-19 due to alleged differences in unbilled revenue. Subsequently, by an order dated 1st December, 2025, this demand and all related proceedings were dropped.
However, the Office of the Assistant Commissioner, Park Street Division, Kolkata, had filed an appeal before the Commissioner (Appeals-I) against the original order dropping the demand. The latest order from the Principal Commissioner (Appeals) has now dismissed this departmental appeal.
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