"As per the show cause notice, DGGI claims that its investigation found calculation errors made by Amazon India. Amazon India initially had paid higher GST but rather than claiming refund, the company took wrong input tax credit (ITC) to settle the excess GST paid," sources privy to the developments told CNBC-TV18.DGGI sends show cause notice to Amazon India, raises demand of Rs 175 crore
"As per the show cause notice, DGGI claims that its investigation found calculation errors made by Amazon India. Amazon India initially had paid higher GST but rather than claiming refund, the company took wrong input tax credit (ITC) to settle the excess GST paid," sources privy to the developments told CNBC-TV18.
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