Archive · 29 Nov 2025
Reliance to Contest Rs 56.44 Crore GST Penalty
Reliance Industries, led by Mukesh Ambani, has received a penalty of Rs 56.44 crore from the GST authorities.
The penalty is related to the input tax credit claimed by the company, which the authorities say should be treated as blocked credit.
Reliance has stated that it will appeal against this order.
The company has clarified that this penalty does not affect its business operations.
The order was issued by the Joint Commissioner of CGST in Ahmedabad on November 25.
Reliance believes the penalty was imposed without considering the classification of services provided by the service provider, which is important for determining the eligibility of the input tax credit.
Reliance Industries received a GST penalty order worth Rs 56.44 crore from Ahmedabad’s Joint Commissioner of CGST.
The penalty is related to the input tax credit claimed by the company, which the authorities say should be treated as blocked credit.
Reliance plans to file an appeal against the order, stating that the penalty was imposed without considering the classification of services provided by the service provider.
The company has clarified that the penalty does not affect its business operations.
The order was issued on November 25 and does not impact the company's core businesses.
- Who
- Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL)
- What
- Received a GST penalty order and plans to contest it
- When
- Order issued on November 25
- Where
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Why
- GST authorities claimed the input tax credit claimed by the company falls under 'blocked credit'
- Company
- Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL)
- Penalty Amount
- Rs 56.44 crore
- Issuing Authority
- Joint Commissioner, CGST, Ahmedabad
- Date of Order
- November 25
- Section Under Which Penalty Imposed
- Section 74 of the Central GST Act, 2017
- Nature of Penalty
- Blocked input tax credit
- Company's Response
- Intends to file an appeal