Siemens Ltd has announced it has received a tax demand order from the Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax for approximately £29.4 crore. This adds to ongoing tax disputes, bringing the total to around £77.5 crore, which now exceeds the company's materiality threshold. Despite the increased amount, Siemens has assured stakeholders that it does not anticipate any significant financial impact from these orders.
Technology giant Siemens Ltd announced on Friday, August 30, that it has received a new tax demand order from the Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax, Circle 8(2)(1), amounting to approximately ₹29.4 crore. This demand was disclosed in a stock exchange filing, where the company stated that the order was received at around 12:15 PM on August 30.
This latest tax demand escalates Siemens' ongoing tax litigations and disputes, pushing the cumulative amount involved to around ₹77.5 crore. The compan
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FAQ :
Siemens Ltd has received a new tax demand order amounting to approximately ₹29.4 crore.
The tax demand order was issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax, Circle 8(2)(1).
The company received the order on Friday, August 30, at around 12:15 PM.
The cumulative amount involved in Siemens' ongoing tax litigations and disputes has escalated to around ₹77.5 crore.
Siemens Ltd has reassured stakeholders that it does not foresee any material financial impact from these orders.