Mumbai: Food tech major Zomato is reeling under a barrage of goods and services tax (GST) notices with a second demand slapped in a week. Zomato has now got a tax demand and penalty order amounting to nearly Rs 3.5 lakhs.
It is second time in a row this week that Zomato has been slapped with a GST tax demand and penalty order.
Earlier on Thursday GST demand notices from Tamil Nadu and West Bengal authorities for about Rs 4.59 crore were slapped on the food delivery aggregator.
Deepinder Goyal, Founder Of Zomato, Gives Clarification
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The food tech startup Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal clarified that the company was served with the GST notice “disputing the eligibility of the input tax credit and interest penalty thereon.”
The adjudication order, raising the GST demand of Rs 1.89 lakh with interest of Rs 1.59 lakhs, along with applicable penalty was issued for the period April 2019 to March 2020.
Last month, the food tech major got a tax demand of Rs 9.45 crore GST notice.
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In April the food delivery giant was slapped with a tax demand and penalty order of Rs 11.8 crore and services tax (GST) notices, food tech major Zomato has now received a tax demand and penalty order amounting to nearly Rs 3.5 lakhs.
The adjudication order, raising the GST demand of Rs 1.89 lakh with interest of Rs 1.59 lakhs, along with applicable penalty was issued for the period April 2019 to March 2020.
