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No Change In ITR Forms For AY 2026-27 Despite New Tax Law From April: Report
No Change In ITR Forms For AY 2026-27 Despite New Tax Law From April: Report
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No Change In ITR Forms For AY 2026-27 Despite New Tax Law From April: Report

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ITRs for AY 2026-27 will use current forms under the Income Tax Act, 1961, despite the new Income Tax law from April 1, 2026, as per Moneycontrol. Major changes start from 2027.

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