V-Guard faces about Rs 17.76 crore GST audit objection over excess ITC claim
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V-Guard Industries received a GST audit objection from CGST authorities in Uttarakhand dated Jan 31, 2026, alleging excess availment of Input Tax Credit in GSTR 3B for FY 2020-21 to 2023-24. Demand is for about Rs 17.76 crore in differential GST plus interest and penalty under section 74. The company says this is not a final order and plans to challenge it.
Tax demand of about Rs 17.76 crore plus penalties. Not a final order, company plans to challenge. May pressure stock if upheld.