Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Bajaj Auto Faces Rs 38 Crore Tax Demand
Bajaj Auto, a big company that makes motorcycles and other vehicles, has been asked to pay a lot of money, Rs 38.21 crore, by the tax authorities.
This is because there is a disagreement about how the company classifies its spare parts.
The authorities say the company has not been classifying them correctly, but Bajaj Auto strongly disagrees.
The company says it has been doing this correctly for over 30 years and follows all the official rules.
The tax demand is Rs 34.74 crore, and there is an additional penalty of Rs 3.47 crore.
Bajaj Auto faces a tax demand of Rs 34.74 crore over spare parts classification.
An additional penalty of Rs 3.47 crore has been imposed, totaling Rs 38.21 crore.
Bajaj Auto strongly disagrees with the order and claims correct classification for over 30 years.
The company follows the General Rules of Interpretation and HSN guidelines.
The dispute revolves around the correct classification of spare parts.
- Who
- Bajaj Auto
- What
- Tax demand and penalty over spare parts classification
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- India
- Why
- Dispute over correct classification of spare parts
- Company
- Bajaj Auto
- Tax Demand
- Rs 34.74 crore
- Penalty
- Rs 3.47 crore
- Total Dispute Amount
- Rs 38.21 crore
- Classification Issue
- Spare parts classification
- Company's Stance
- Disagrees with the order
- Company's Claim
- Correct classification for over 30 years
- Guidelines Followed
- General Rules of Interpretation, HSN