- Maruti Suzuki India has asked the central government to create an amnesty or “as-is” settlement scheme for old indirect tax disputes.
- The request is aimed at resolving multi-crore GST demands raised by Gujarat and Haryana authorities against the company and its subsidiary.
- The auto industry says such a mechanism would help clear legacy litigation and reduce procedural burdens.
- It could also free up locked-up capital and help settle accumulated input tax credit issues.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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