Mahindra Holidays gets GST show cause notice worth Rs 36.3 crore for FY23
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Mahindra Holidays received a Show Cause Notice from the Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Mumbai on Sep 30, 2026, demanding Rs 36.30 crore for FY 2022-23. This includes Rs 19.11 crore tax, Rs 15.27 crore interest, and Rs 1.92 crore penalty. The dispute covers GST on stay facilities, cross-charge invoices, fixed asset classification, food and travel services, and ineligible input tax credit. The company says this will not materially impact finances and plans to contest before the appropriate authority.
Company received notice, not an order. Says no material impact. Rs 36.3 crore demand is small relative to annual revenue. Watch for hearing outcome.