New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a telecommunications company’s request for a correction of alleged errors in the calculation of adjustable gross income (AGR).
The top court has been in September last year provided a 10-year telecommunication company to clean up their Pending AGR contributions to the central government with a 10 percent payment every year.
The deadline given to the company for the first installment is March 31, 2021.
Read the Alsosupreme Court provides a telecommunications company to provide a 10-year telecommunications company to pay Crore Rs 1.4 lakh to the Supreme Court government on Tuesday which is a 10-year telecommunications company to clean up contributions AGR (gross adjustment).
around around Rs 1.43 lakh crore to the center, provide assistance that is needed for several telcos that can face the prospect of winding their operations because they cannot pay the problem back to court after Telcos does not submit the number that refutes the calculation carried out by the Telecom Department (Dot) and claim that they have submitted more than 10 percent of these.
Also read contributions related to RSBASPAID RS 195 Crore including the cost of sharing the spectrum, Reliance Jio told the Jio’s screliance to the Supreme Court on Tuesday that he had paid Rs 195 Crore in contributions related to the Reliance communication spectrum.
It is said that there are no questions about one operator who pay the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) contribution from other companies, as suggested by the company also accused the point of making arithmetic mistakes in the calculation of AGR contributions and wanted a court to direct the Telecom department to consider their delivery.
Major Telcos, including the idea of Vodafone and Bharti Airtel, owed large amounts to the point.
The total liability on the idea of Vodafone is Rs 58,254 Crore, while Bharti Airtel must pay Rs 43,980 Crore and Tata Teleservices owe Rs 16,798 Crore to the government.
SC refused the request for correction in the AGR calculation
