The Ministry of Finance is considering granting relief to IT major Infosys regarding goods and services tax (GST) demand notices for around ₹30,000 crore by amending a circular issued on June 26, according to a senior official.
“The government may make the necessary amendments to the Circular 210 (which served as the basis of the GST demand notices) to grant relief to Infosys - either by declaring the notices null and void or by reducing the tax liability,” the official stated.
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