Suzlon Energy Wins Appeal, Madras High Court Quashes ₹1.18 Crore CGST Penalty
The quashing of a ₹1.18 crore penalty is a positive financial event, as it removes a liability. While not exceptionally large for a company of Suzlon's size, it's a noteworthy financial relief and resolution of a legal dispute.
The Madras High Court quashing a significant penalty of ₹1.18 crore levied by tax authorities is a favorable outcome for the company, reducing a financial liability.
* Suzlon Energy Limited announced on 23rd July 2025 that the Honourable High Court of Judicature at Madras has quashed a penalty of ₹1,18,39,093/- (approximately ₹1.18 crore) previously levied by the Office of the Commissioner of CGST and Central Excise, Chennai North Commissionerate. * The company had filed a Writ Petition against the said order of the Joint Commissioner of CGST and Central Excise, which was originally intimated on 28th February 2025. * The High Court's order to quash the penalty was dated 21st July 2025 and received by the company on 22nd July 2025.
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