RBL Bank has announced that the Maharashtra State Tax Department has withdrawn its entire GST demand of ₹920 crore for FY2019-20, including interest and penalties. This marks a significant regulatory relief for the private lender, easing investor concerns over potential financial liabilities.
RBL Bank today informed the stock exchanges that the Assistant Commissioner of State Tax, Mumbai, has concluded proceedings under Section 74 of the Maharashtra GST Act, 2017, and withdrawn the demand notice issued earlier. The development follows a show cause notice received in October 2025.
Regulatory Update
The withdrawal of the demand provides clarity and removes a substantial contingent liability from the bank’s books. This move is expected to strengthen investor confidence and improve sentiment around the stock.
Impact On Stakeholders
The resolution of this tax dispute eliminates uncertainty, allowing RBL Bank to focus on its core operations and growth strategy. It also underscores the importance of regulatory compliance and transparent disclosures under SEBI Listing Regulations.
Key Highlights
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GST demand of ₹920 crore withdrawn
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Order issued by Assistant Commissioner of State Tax, Mumbai
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Proceedings concluded under Section 74 of Maharashtra GST Act, 2017
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Disclosure made under SEBI Listing Regulations
Sources: RBL Bank exchange filing