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Informational guide on tracking your ITR refund on the income tax portal.
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Refund processing begins after ITR is e-verified and processed by the Centralised Processing Centre (CPC). Standard timeline: 20–45 days for non-scrutiny cases with e-verified returns; can extend up to 3–6 months for scrutiny cases.
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Track refund status under 'Quick Links > Refund Status' on incometax.gov.in. Status includes 'Determined' (issued), 'Paid' (bank credit done), 'Failure' (refund failed — needs re-issue).
If refund is delayed beyond the prescribed period (typically 3 months from ITR processing or filing date, whichever is later), interest at 6% per annum is paid by the government on the delayed amount.
If refund fails (invalid bank account, IFSC mismatch, name mismatch, dormant account), a re-issue request can be raised via Rectification under Section 154 or by updating bank account and contacting AO.
Before filing ITR, reconcile TDS as per Form 26AS and AIS (Annual Information Statement) — mismatches can lead to delayed refund processing or notices for mismatch in claimed refund.
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