Total Transport Systems Receives GST Order with ₹63.85 Lakh Demand
Total Transport Systems Limited received a GST order with a demand of ₹63.85 lakh, including ₹31.93 lakh tax and ₹31.93 lakh penalty for the April 2018-March 2019 period. The company plans to appeal the order, expecting no material financial impact.
Although there is a demand, the company believes it is not sustainable and will have no material impact on its financials or operations, suggesting a low impact.
The company has received an order from GST authorities demanding ₹63.85 lakh in tax and penalty, which is a negative development.
Total Transport Systems Limited (TOTAL) has received an Order-in-Original dated December 31, 2025, from the Assistant Commissioner, Central Goods & Services Tax & Central Excise, Mumbai East, concerning alleged non-compliance under GST laws for the period April 2018 to March 2019.
The order includes a demand aggregating to ₹63,85,350, comprising a tax amount of ₹31,92,675 and a penalty amount of ₹31,92,675. The alleged violations include claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC) from non-compliant suppliers whose GST registrations were cancelled and claiming excess ITC in GSTR-3B returns compared to GSTR-2A.
The company is currently evaluating legal remedies, including filing an appeal before the appropriate appellate authority within the prescribed timelines. Total Transport Systems Limited stated that they are of the view that the demand is not sustainable and would have no material impact on the company's financials, operations, or other activities.
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