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Buy Now Pay Later rules to bring refunds and rejections

BBC News 15 Jul 2026
Consumers should be better protected as Buy Now Pay Later lenders now require authorisation to operate. .
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NEET UG re-test 2026 refund deadline extended, update bank details by July 31

India Today 15 Jul 2026
NEET UG retest refund deadline extended update bank details by July ... .
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Filed your ITR but did not get your income tax refund? Here's how to check ...

The Economic Times 15 Jul 2026
Common statuses like 'Refund Issued' and 'Refund Failed' require specific actions.
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NEET UG 2026 refund deadline extended to July 31, only 52% candidates submit bank details: Check details here

The Times of India 15 Jul 2026
Candidates who are yet to complete the process have been urged to submit their details at the earliest to avoid missing the refund.NEET UG 2026 refund deadline extendedThe NTA has now extended the ...
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Pudong Airport streamlines tax refunds, payments for Shanghai Summer (Shanghai International Airport Co Ltd)

Public Technologies 15 Jul 2026
A member of staff guides travelers to use self-service tax refund machines at Pudong airport ... Overseas travelers can complete refunds for purchases up to 10,000 yuan ($1474.02) through online status checks and automated procedures.
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How to wisely use your tax refund during Savings Month

Independent online (SA) 15 Jul 2026
It is also tax season, when some South Africans receiving Sars auto-assessments may be due a refund ... The point is not to treat every refund as a windfall that disappears immediately.
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US government refunds $81b in illegal tariffs

China Daily 15 Jul 2026
The decision opened the door for companies to file refund claims ... A Treasury Department official said most of the refunds happened in May and June, according to a report by The Guardian ... tariff refund.
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US June budget deficit hits $120 billion amid tariff refunds

The News International 14 Jul 2026
While tariff refunds are ... These refunds increase government spending, which can widen the budget deficit.
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