Taxpayers facing refund delays due to TDS mismatches in Form 26AS have a reason to cheer. A recent Allahabad High Court ruling mandates tax authorities to accept taxpayer-provided TDS documentation, like Form 16A, for verification. This decision prevents Assessing Officers from arbitrarily withholding legitimate refunds, shifting the verification burden to them.
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Beloved New York Jets center Nick Mangold has passed away at 41 due to chronic kidney disease complications. Mangold, a seven-time Pro Bowler and two-time All-Pro, recently revealed he was on dialysis and seeking a kidney donor. His decade-long career with the Jets was marked by exceptional leadership and toughness, leaving a significant legacy.
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New Delhi enjoys a sunny and pleasant Monday with temperatures reaching 31.7°C, ideal for outdoor plans. However, air quality remains a concern, with yesterday's AQI at 281 (Very Poor) due to high pollutants. While today's weather might slightly disperse pollutants, masks are advised for traffic-heavy areas. The week ahead promises mostly clear skies, except for Tuesday's potential rain.