With the Income Tax Return (ITR) filing season now officially over for both audit and non-audit taxpayers, many people are still wondering: Why is my refund delayed? As of December 11, 2025, more than ...

Several months have passed since the September 16 deadline for filing income tax returns, yet a segment of taxpayers continue to wait for their refunds. Most filings have already been processed. But ...

Don`t miss out on your ITR refund! Check your status, understand delay reasons, and track your tax refund online. Get your money faster! The deadline to file your income tax return (ITR) may have ...

ITR Filing: The deadline for submitting income tax returns (ITR) ended months ago on 16 September. The tax authorities have already processed the majority of refunds; however, some are still pending.

ITR Refund 2025: Taxpayers can check refund status online via the income tax portal. ITR Refund Delay: The deadline for submitting Income Tax Returns (ITR) for AY 2025-26 ended on September 16, 2025.

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Income tax refunds are significantly delayed this assessment year, with processing times extended even for routine cases. Official data shows a substantial drop in refund outgo compared to last year, ...

Filing an income tax return is no longer a seasonal rush; it’s a year-round responsibility for anyone earning in India. With constant updates in tax rules, many individuals now rely on an income tax ...

Many income taxpayers are facing a problem that, despite filing their Income Tax Return (ITR) on time, the status is being reflected as ‘Processed,’ with the refund yet to be credited to the account.

ITR FY24-25 Refund Status via PAN Card: Several taxpayers are still awaiting their income tax refunds following an extended delay in payments. On Monday, the Income Tax Department announced that it ...

The freezing of tax thresholds is described as a "stealth tax". You won't notice any changes on your payslip right away, but as your pay goes up over the next few years as you receive pay rises, you ...