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Mining giant Vedanta Ltd finds itself entangled in a GST dispute, with the tax authority demanding Rs 1.86 crore over ineligible input tax credit. The company intends to challenge the orders, expressing optimism for a favorable resolution. In a recent regulatory disclosure, Vedanta revealed that the Office of the Assistant Commissioner in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, issued the GST demand notices. These notices pertain to Input Tax Credit availed by the company, deemed ineligible by the tax autho
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FAQ :
Vedanta has received GST demand notices totalling ₹1,86,41,244, which includes interest and penalties.
The notices have been issued because the tax authority has deemed the Input Tax Credit (ITC) availed by Vedanta for the period FY 2017-18 to FY 2021-22 as ineligible.
The notices were issued by the Office of the Assistant Commissioner in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu.
Vedanta intends to challenge the orders and plans to file an appeal with the appellate authority within the time frame stipulated by GST law.
The company remains optimistic about the appeal's outcome and anticipates no substantial financial repercussions.
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