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The Internal Revenue Service says there are nearly 940,000 Americans who may want to take a look back to 2020 and see if they forgot to do one thing.

Finding that no valid demand stood raised against the Petitioner / assessee prior to Sep 30, 2021, the Delhi High Court directed the Respondents / Revenue to re-compute the refund payable to the...

A Delhi district consumer commission has ordered a hearing aid dealer to refund Rs 1.05 lakh to a customer for selling a defective device. The commission also ordered the seller to pay Rs 15,000 as damages for deficiency in service and Rs 10,000 as litigation costs. The complaint was filed by Sonia, who purchased a hearing aid for her 11-year-old son but received a machine with a manufacturing defect.

LOS ANGELES—Growing increasingly frustrated by the agonizing customer service experience, Emma Stone was reportedly on the phone with a Louis Vuitton representative for four hours Monday trying to get a refund on her gown that ripped at the Oscars ceremony last night. “Hi, Emily, we are so sorry to hear that you had a…

SINGAPORE — There has been differing information on refunds for a sky lantern festival on Sentosa Island that was deemed a disappointment by many attendees, because the organiser cannot come to a consensus internally. The company will instead canvass the views of attendees on what they would prefer.

The Supreme Court also set aside the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) order dated November 9, 2022 and directed the developer to refund the deposited amount of Rs 2.25 crore in 12 months with simple interest thereon at 12 % per annum.

Families who purchased tickets to the Willy Wonka "immersive experience" inspired by the film Wonka were told to expect a "chocolate fantasy like never before"—a...

There are no rules requiring cellphone carriers to reimburse customers for outages, one consumer advocate told MarketWatch.

Parents of kids who bought things on the popular Fortnite video game and Fortnite gamers who were charged for unwanted purchases still have time to apply for a refund.

Social media influencer 'Gabbar Singh', with 1.5 million followers, raised an alarm on Twitter, claiming to have received a fake iPhone 15 from Amazon.