Key Points about Bosch’s Income Tax Assessment ๐
- ๐ Order Details: Assessment order received under section 143(3) read with section 144B of Income-Tax Act
- ๐ฐ Tax Demand: โน18.37 crore raised by Income Tax Department
- ๐ธ Additional Interest: โน1.80 crore charged on the tax amount
- ๐ Receipt Date: March 28, 2025 at 7:35 PM
- โ๏ธ Company Response: Bosch plans to appeal against the assessment order
- ๐ Assessment Year: 2022-2023
- โ ๏ธ Disclosure Compliance: Made under Regulation 30 of SEBI Listing Regulations
- ๐ Financial Impact: Total of approximately โน20.17 crore
Potential Stock Market Effect
The income tax assessment order could have several effects on Bosch’s stock price:
- Short-term volatility may occur as investors digest this new financial obligation
- The tax amount (โน20.17 crore) is significant but likely manageable for a company of Bosch’s size
- Investor focus will likely shift to the appeal process and potential reduction of liability
- Quarterly earnings might see a temporary impact if provisions are made
- Historical patterns suggest limited long-term impact from similar tax assessments for large companies
- Market sentiment may depend on the company’s communication about the appeal strategy
About Bosch Limited
Bosch Limited is the Indian subsidiary of the global Bosch Group, a leading technology supplier. The company:
- Is headquartered in Bangalore, Karnataka
- Is managed by Guruprasad Mudlapur (Managing Director) and Sandeep N (Joint Managing Director)
- Trades on BSE under scrip code 500530 and on NSE as BOSCHLTD
- Operates across multiple sectors including automotive components, industrial technology, and consumer goods
- Has a strong manufacturing presence in India with facilities across multiple locations
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