Income Tax Portal Update: CBDT enables ‘Know Your Refund Status’ option
When individuals or businesses pay more in taxes than their total tax liability for the year, they are eligible for an income tax refund. This happens when the amount of tax withheld from their income or the estimated tax payments made exceeds their actual tax obligation. In such cases, the tax authorities return the excess amount to the taxpayer. In order to request an income tax refund, taxpayers typically must submit their tax returns with precise details of their income, deductions, and credits. The tax authorities review these returns, calculating the final tax liability and determining if a refund is warranted. If a refund is deemed necessary, it is commonly issued through direct deposit into the taxpayer’s bank account or sent as a physical check to their registered address. Recently, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) enabled the Online facility for Taxpayers to track the status of refund applications in real time. The following colours indicate various stages in the process to track the status of the refund application.
Red → Current Status
Green →Completed stages
Grey → Pending stages shown in Grey


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