Chalet Hotels gets tax notice of Rs 39.56 crore from Bengaluru authority
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Greater Bengaluru Authority issued a notice to Chalet Hotels for alleged non-payment of property tax dues of about Rs. 39.56 crore (including interest, penalty, cess) on its Whitefield hotel complex in Bengaluru. The company says all tax dues have been paid regularly and on time. It believes the notice was issued due to a system or technical glitch and plans to take legal recourse. Business operations continue as usual.
Tax dispute of Rs 39.56 crore. Company contests it as a system glitch. Business unaffected. Watch legal outcome.