KNR Constructions has been notified of a ₹5.37 crore demand by the Office of the Commissioner of Central Tax and Customs (Appeals) for alleged GST violations. The company intends to appeal the order and currently cannot quantify the financial impact. Details include excess ITC claims, delayed return filings, and ineligible ITC.
KNR Constructions Limited has disclosed receipt of a demand order from the Office of the Commissioner of Central Tax and Customs (Appeals), Guntur, dated December 24, 2025. The order demands a total amount of ₹5,36,71,475, stemming from several alleged violations related to GST compliance. These include excess input tax credit (ITC) claims, delayed filing of returns, and ineligible ITC due to supplier non-compliance. The company has indicated that it will file an appeal with the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT), citing strong grounds for contesting the demand. At this stage, the precise financial and operational impact remains uncertain pending the outcome of the appeal process.
Key Highlights
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The Office of the Commissioner of Central Tax and Customs (Appeals) has issued a demand for ₹5,36,71,475 against KNR Constructions.
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The demand arises from alleged GST violations: excess ITC, delayed return filings, and ineligible ITC claims.
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Notable updates: The company plans to appeal with GSTAT, and the financial impact is currently indeterminable.
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Major takeaways: The appeal process will be crucial in determining the final outcome for the company.
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Important points: The company remains confident in its position and is awaiting further legal proceedings.
Source: BSE Corporate Announcements, InvestyWise, Moneycontrol