Delta Corp, a major casino operator, has received new notices for an alleged GST payment shortfall of ₹6,384 crore. These notices were issued to its subsidiary, Deltatech Gaming Ltd, by the Directorate General of GST Intelligence. The company disputes the demand, stating it's based on the gross bet value rather than the gross rake amount, an issue that has been raised with the government.
Delta Corp, the prominent casino chain operator, has been hit with fresh notices alleging a GST payment shortfall amounting to ₹6,384 crore, as disclosed in a regulatory filing on October 14. This development follows closely on the heels of the company receiving notices for a whopping ₹16,822 crore tax shortfall less than three weeks ago.
The most recent notices were directed at Deltatech Gaming Ltd, a subsidiary of Delta Corp, and were issued by the Directorate General of GST Intelligence in
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FAQ :
The latest GST shortfall notices received by Delta Corp amount to ₹6,384 crore.
Deltatech Gaming Ltd, a subsidiary of Delta Corp, received the latest notices.
The notices cover the period from January 2018 to November 2022 for ₹6,236.8 crore and from July 2017 to October 2022 for ₹147.5 crore.
Delta Corp argues that the demanded amounts are based on the gross bet value, not the gross rake amount, which has been a long-standing industry concern.
Yes, Delta Corp received notices for a ₹16,822 crore tax shortfall less than three weeks prior, and a separate notice for ₹11,140 crore on September 25.