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In a pivotal move, the Supreme Court has stepped in to assess the contentious ₹33,000 crore tax claim imposed on Jaypee Infratech Ltd (JIL), marking a crucial juncture in the ongoing legal saga that has left 22,000 homebuyers in limbo. On April 15, 2024, the apex court announced its decision to scrutinize the assessment made by the Commissioner of Income-Tax, directing the Central Board of Direct Taxes to provide a detailed affidavit within a month. Presided over by Justice Sanjiv Khanna, the
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FAQ :
The Supreme Court is reviewing a contentious £33,000 crore income tax claim made against Jaypee Infratech Ltd (JIL).
The tax claim affects 22,000 homebuyers who are awaiting the completion of their properties.
The NCLT approved the acquisition of JIL by the Suraksha consortium. The NCLAT later endorsed Suraksha's plan, including the tax liabilities, after the Income Tax department abstained from objecting during NCLT proceedings.
The Supreme Court has directed the Central Board of Direct Taxes to provide a detailed affidavit within a month and has summoned the Commissioner of Income Tax, Noida, to justify the tax directives.
The case is significant as it scrutinises the inclusion of tax liabilities in insolvency resolution plans, potentially impacting the integrity of the framework and the decision-making power of Creditors' Committees.
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