Massive setback for Bharti Airtel, VI and Tata Tele, SC dismisses plea to recompute AGR dues

Updated : Jul 23, 2021 10:49
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Editorji News Desk

In a big setback to telecom companies, the Supreme Court has dismissed telecom firms' plea seeking recomputation of the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) – related dues. The apex court stating there is no room for adjustment in the decade-long dispute. 

Here is the hit on different telcos-: 

Bharti Airtel

Total Demand - Rs 43980 cr
Self Assessment - Rs 13004 cr
Paid -  Rs 18004cr
VI 

Total Demand - Rs 58254cr
Self Assessment - Rs 21533 cr
Paid - Rs 7854cr.
Tata Tele 

Total Demand - 16798cr
Self Assessment - 2197cr
Paid - 4197cr
The biggest hit comes in for VI that is struggling for survival as is. Vodafone had said it is about to go under owing to dues of Rs 1.8 lakh crore, and sought correction of arithmetic errors.. Vodafone-Idea had argued that the only way to repay such a huge sum would be to ‘earn and pay’ and sought more time. 

 

AirtelTata CommunicationsSupreme CourtVodafoneAGR

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