Vikran Engineering Receives Demand Order from GST Authority
Vikran Engineering received a demand order of ₹10.72 crore plus penalty and interest of ₹3.20 crore from GST authority, plans to appeal, and anticipates no financial impact.
While the company intends to appeal and anticipates no financial impact, the demand order itself represents a potential liability and requires management attention.
The announcement discloses a demand order from a regulatory body, which typically carries a negative connotation.
* Vikran Engineering Limited received a demand order from the Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Ayodhya, on 18th November 2025, under Section 74A(1) r/w 74A(5)(ii) of the CGST Act, 2017. * The demand order relates to a shortfall of tax and excess ITC claimed, totaling approximately ₹10.72 crore, with an equal amount of penalty plus interest of ₹3.20 crore. * The period for which the communication is applicable is from April 2023 to March 2025. * The company, based on tax consultant advice, will file an appeal against the order to Commissioner (Appeals). * The company believes there is no financial implication.
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