The GST order demanded excess input tax credit claimed under the reverse charge mechanism and short payment under the reverse charge mechanism.

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"Under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, this is to inform that the Corporation has received a communication/ demand order for collection of GST along with interest and penalty for Telangana state. The said order is appealable before Appellate Joint Commissioner (ST), Hyderabad Rural Division," said LIC in its BSE filing.

The GST order to the insurer did not have any material impact on the financials, operations, or other activities of the company, clarified LIC in its stock exchange filing.

LIC shares closed 0.43% down at ₹770.45 per share on BSE on Monday. 

Earlier in the day, the country's largest insurance company had announced receiving approval from its board to inject ₹25 crore in LIC Mutual Fund Asset Management company on a preferential basis.

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The LIC MF was launched in 1989 and was ranked the sixth biggest AMC. It manages assets of around ₹50,000 crore as of November 2009. By June 2023, the company's assets were reduced to ₹19,000 crore.

Last week, LIC was among the top gainers in the stock market. The insurance company managed to regain the ₹5-lakh-crore mark in the stock market for a short time after its shares hit a 52-week high on the bourse on Thursday.

The sudden market rally on LIC shares, forcing the firm to reclaim its ₹5 lakh crore capitalisation, was the result of hype around its non-par product Jeevan Utsav, according to analysts.

"We believe that LIC has a strong marketing agency force, while most focus has been on par policies, the agency team is capable of selling non-par policies as well," PTI quoted a market analyst.