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Zomato, the renowned online food delivery aggregator, finds itself amidst yet another tax-related hurdle. The Goods and Services Tax (GST) authorities have issued a fresh demand and penalty order against the company, amounting to a staggering Rs 2,22,91,376 in GST demand. This sum is further compounded by interest charges totaling Rs 2,08,98,164 and a penalty of Rs 22,29,136, covering the period from July 2017 to March 2021. Zomato, however, is not taking this development lying down. The food
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FAQ :
The new GST demand and penalty order against Zomato amounts to Rs 2,22,91,376, plus Rs 2,08,98,164 in interest and Rs 22,29,136 in penalty.
This latest GST order covers the period from July 2017 to March 2021.
Zomato intends to contest the order and will be filing an appeal, stating they believe they have a strong case on merits.
The order is specifically related to export services rendered by Zomato to its subsidiaries outside of India.
No, Zomato has faced previous GST demand and penalty orders, including one for Rs 11.81 crore in the preceding month, and other notices totaling Rs 4.2 crore, Rs 23 crore, and Rs 92 crore.
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