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In a significant development, the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) has sent four show cause notices to Reliance General Insurance Company (RGIC), totaling ₹922.58 crore in Goods and Services Tax (GST) dues. These notices have raised critical questions about various aspects of RGICs financial operations, potentially impacting its status as a key subsidiary of Reliance Capital Ltd. 1. Re-Insurance Commission Tax The largest notice, amounting to ₹478.84 crore, concerns the GS
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FAQ :
Reliance General Insurance faces a total of £922.58 crore in Goods and Services Tax dues across four show cause notices.
The notices relate to GST on re-insurance commission, co-insurance premiums, input tax credit for marketing expenses, and non-payment of reverse charge tax on imported reinsurance services.
The largest notice, amounting to £478.84 crore, concerns the GST applicable on re-insurance commission booked through services provided to Indian and foreign entities.
Yes, RGIC has reportedly paid £10.13 crore under protest in response to the notice regarding input tax credit allegations.
Reliance General Insurance is considered the crown jewel of Reliance Capital Ltd, making up approximately 70 percent of its total value.
These notices raise concerns about the financial stability and compliance of RGIC, a key subsidiary, while Reliance Capital itself is undergoing a debt resolution process.
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