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GST
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Recent court decisions highlight increasing scrutiny and complexity surrounding Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance for Indian businesses. Siemens, Schneider Electric, and MarginMart Infosystems achieved favorable outcomes in appeals, demonstrating potential for resolving past disputes and mitigating financial liabilities. Conversely, GR Infraprojects and IndiGo face setbacks, with GR's subsidiary seeing litigation dismissed and IndiGo receiving a penalty order, collectively involving over ₹90 crore. These developments underscore the ongoing risk of GST-related disputes and the need for robust compliance practices, potentially impacting profitability and cash flow for companies operating in India.
Siemens Wins Supreme Court GST Case
Siemens Limited discloses Supreme Court dismissal of GST department's SLP against Gujarat High Court order.
The litigation involved a GST demand of ₹34.83 crore plus interest and penalty on a property
Schneider Electric Wins ₹1.19 Lakh GST Appeal
Schneider Electric President Systems received a favorable appellate order annulling a GST demand of ₹1,19,167 plus an equal penalty.
The appeal was against an Order-in-Original for alleged non-payment
MarginMart Infosystems Granted Four‑Week Appeal Window
Supreme Court allowed MarginMart Infosystems' exemption application to avoid filing certified copy of High Court judgment.
Court found no error of law in the High Court's order and affirmed petitioner
GR Infra Subsidiary's ₹69.79 Cr GST Litigation Dismissed
GR Infraprojects discloses a regulatory update on ongoing litigation concerning GST levy on annuity payments for its subsidiary.
The Hon'ble High Court of Rajasthan at Jodhpur dismissed the subsidiary
IndiGo Receives INR 19.7 Lakh GST Penalty Order
InterGlobe Aviation received a GST penalty order of INR 19.65 lakh from Noida tax authorities on August 18, 2026.
The penalty was imposed for alleged document deficiency during goods transportation, w