An Indian court will re-hear Volkswagen's challenge to a $1.4 billion tax demand over alleged undervaluation of auto imports, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing a court order seen by the news agency.
The Bombay High Court's decision comes more than a year after arguments in the case concluded without a verdict, according to the report.
Indian tax authorities reportedly allege Volkswagen misdeclared auto component imports over a 12-year period to reduce its tax liability.
The automaker has defended its import practices, Reuters added.
Volkswagen did not immediately respond to' request for comment.
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