Himachal Excise and Taxation Department inspects stocks of Adani Wilmar at Parwanoo

Himachal Excise and Taxation Department inspects stocks of Adani Wilmar at Parwanoo

It was a routine inspection of stock, officials of the excise and tax department told the PTI on Thursday.

AgenciesUpdated: Thursday, February 09, 2023, 11:47 AM IST
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Himachal Excise and Taxation Department inspects stocks of Adani Wilmar at Parwanoo |

Shimla: The Parwanoo South Zone Enforcement wing of Himachal Excise and Taxation Department inspected stocks of Adani Wilmar Ltd at Parwanoo late Wednesday evening.

Routine inspection

It was a routine inspection of stock, officials of the excise and tax departments told the PTI on Thursday.

Recorded business of Rs 135 crore

The company, which is engaged in the warehousing of Kirana (grocery items), also provides goods to the civil supplies department and police department in the state. It has recorded a business of Rs 135 crore last year.

The company's entire GST input was adjusted through tax credit but no payment was made in cash, the excise department has said.

Seven companies of the Adani Group are doing business in the state.

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