SBI gets massive Rs 63,375 cr tax demand, to challenge order
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65% : The public lender lender informed stock exchanges that it has received a tax demand notice from the Income Tax Department following scrutiny assessment proceedings.57% : Mumbai: State Bank of India on Friday said it has received an income tax demand of Rs 63,375 crore for the assessment year 2023-24 and said it will challenge the order.
52% : "SBI has received an order under Section 143(3) read with section 144C(3) and 144B of the Income Tax Act from the Assessment Unit, Income Tax department, in terms of which a demand of Rs 63,37,52,52,550 has been raised pursuant to the scrutiny assessment proceedings conducted for AY 2023-24," SBI said in its filing.
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