- IndiGo has approached the Delhi High Court seeking a refund of over Rs 900 crore in customs duty paid on re-imported aircraft parts after repairs abroad.
- The airline argues the levy is unconstitutional and amounts to double taxation, as GST has already been paid on the repair service.
- Customs authorities treated the repaired parts as fresh imports, imposing additional duty despite previous tribunal and High Court rulings against such practice.
- The case was delayed after a judge recused herself due to a conflict of interest; it will be heard by another bench.
- IndiGo claims its refund requests were wrongly rejected and cites a 2024 Delhi High Court ruling supporting its position, with the broader issue now pending before the Supreme Court.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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