Meanwhile, many people have filed their ITR and are now waiting for their refund (ITR Refund). Now people want to know when the refund will come? Let us tell you that there is no fixed date for this, but if you want, you can check the refund status yourself by visiting the Income Tax website. Let us know how to check the refund status.

First of all go to the e-filing portal

If you want to know the status of your refund, then first you will have to go to the e-filing portal of Income Tax.

Login with ID-Password

You will have to login on the portal with your ID (PAN) and password. Here you will also have to enter a captcha code.

From there, go to your returns

In the next step, you will have to go to the e-File tab and click on View Filed Returns under Income Tax Returns.

check refund status

There you have to click on View Details. Here you will also know the status of the refund and will also be able to see the life cycle of ITR.

If the refund has been issued…

If your refund has been issued, you will see a picture like the one above.

Refund partially adjusted…

If your refund has been partially adjusted, you will see a picture like this.

Full refund adjusted

If your entire refund has been adjusted, you will see a picture like this.

If the refund fails…

If your refund has failed then you will see something like this.

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The Income Tax Department has notified all the seven ITR forms (ITR-1 to ITR-7) for Assessment Year (AY) 2025-26, which will be applicable for income from Financial Year (FY) 2024-25 i.e. 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025. Each form is designed for different types of taxpayers, including salaried individuals, businessmen, HUFs, firms, trusts and companies, etc. CBDT has also made some important changes in these forms this year, especially regarding capital gains, deductions and disclosure rules. Let us understand each form in detail and see what is new in AY 2025-26.

ITR-1 (Sahaj): Simple form for small taxpayers

ITR-1, also called Sahaj, is for those whose annual income is up to Rs 50 lakh and are residents of India (i.e. those who stay in India for at least 182 days but are not ordinarily resident). This form is for those having income from salary, pension, income from one house property, interest (such as from bank deposits) and agricultural income up to Rs 5,000.

This year, a big change in this form is that now you can show Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) which are under section 112A, i.e. gains up to Rs 1.25 lakh from listed shares or equity mutual funds in this form. Earlier, if you had any capital gains, you had to fill ITR-2, which is more complex. Now this new change will bring relief to small investors, as they can show their income in a simple form. But keep in mind, if you have a capital loss which needs to be carried forward, then this form is not for you.

Also, ITR-1 is not for those who are directors in a company, invest in unlisted shares, or have any assets or income abroad. Another change is that you will now have to provide details of all your active bank accounts, except dormant accounts. Also, if you are claiming section 80GG (rent deduction if HRA is not received), you will be required to file Form 10BA electronically.

ITR-2: For salaried and capital gains individuals

ITR-2 is for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) who do not have income from business or profession but have salary, more than one house property, capital gains (short-term or long-term) or foreign assets/income. This form can also be used by those who want to club the income of their wife or minor child, provided the income falls in the categories mentioned above. There are some important changes in ITR-2 this year. First, you will now have to show capital gains separately—for transactions before and after July 23, 2024. This is because Budget 2024 has reduced the long-term capital gains tax on property from 20% (with indexation) to 12.5% ​​(without indexation). If you purchased the property before July 23, 2024, you have the option to choose 12.5% ​​without indexation or 20% with indexation.

The second major change is that the loss on share buyback will now have to be shown in the capital gains section and the amount received from the buyback as dividend in ‘income from other sources’. This change is applicable from October 1, 2024 under the Finance Act 2024.

Third, you will have to give details of your assets and liabilities in Schedule AL only if your total income is more than Rs 1 crore. Earlier this limit was Rs 50 lakh, which has given relief to middle-income taxpayers. Also, now you will have to mention TDS section codes (like 194I, 194J), which will increase transparency.

ITR-3: For businesses and professionals

ITR-3 is for individuals and HUFs whose income is from business or profession, such as those running a proprietary business or professionals (doctors, lawyers, etc.). This can also include capital gains, lottery income or income from more than one house property. There have been some changes in ITR-3 this year as well.

First, the threshold for Schedule AL has been increased from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore, that is, if your income is less than Rs 1 crore, you will not be required to provide details of your assets and liabilities.

Second, capital gains must be bifurcated into before and after July 23, 2024, as in ITR-2.

Third, if you are a partner in a partnership firm, you will have to provide more details, such as the profit-loss details of the firm. Also, dropdown menus have been added for deductions like Section 80C, 80D, which will make filing easier.

ITR-4 (Sugam): For small businesses and professionals

ITR-4, called Sugam, is for resident individuals, HUFs and firms (except LLPs) whose total income is up to Rs 50 lakh and whose business or professional income is under the presumptive taxation scheme (sections 44AD, 44ADA, 44AE). In this form too, you can show income like salary, one house property and interest. The biggest change this year is that now you can show long-term capital gains (section 112A) up to Rs 1.25 lakh in this form, provided you do not have any capital loss.

Earlier, such taxpayers had to file ITR-2 or ITR-3. Apart from this, the turnover limit of section 44AD (for business) has been increased from Rs 2 crore to Rs 3 crore, provided 95% of the transactions are digital. For professionals, the limit of section 44ADA has been increased from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 75 lakh.

Also, if you want to opt-out of the new tax regime, you need to file Form 10-IEA, and its details need to be mentioned in ITR-4.

ITR-5: For firms and LLP

ITR-5 is for firms, limited liability partnerships (LLP), association of persons (AOP), body of individuals (BOI) and artificial juridical persons. In this form also the rule of separate reporting of capital gains (before and after 23 July 2024) is applicable.

Also, it is necessary to provide details of TDS section codes. If your income is more than 1 crore, then information about assets and liabilities will have to be given in Schedule AL.

ITR-6: For companies

ITR-6 is for companies registered under the Companies Act. This form also requires split reporting of capital gains and TDS codes. Apart from this, if the company has foreign income or assets, their details have to be given. There has been no major change in this form this year, but disclosures have been made more stringent keeping in mind the new tax rules.

ITR-7: For trusts and charitable institutions

ITR-7 is for those units which file returns under section 139(4A), 139(4B), 139(4C) or 139(4D). These mainly include charitable trusts, political parties, scientific research institutions and universities etc. This year, a rule has been added to show share buyback loss and dividend income separately. Also, if the trust has foreign retirement accounts, then their details will have to be given under section 89A.

All these changes are aimed at making tax filing easier and transparent. Taxpayers are advised to choose the right form as per their income and status and file the return before the deadline of 31 July 2025.

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When will ITR filing 2025 start?

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If you are a salaried person and do not do any side business, then you have to fill ITR-1 form. What are the other conditions for filing ITR for a salaried person and what 5 things should they keep in mind the most. We are giving you information about this.

If the annual income of a salaried person is less than Rs 50 lakh. Also, if there is income from sources like property, family pension, farming (up to 5 thousand maximum) and FD, then they should fill the ITR-1 form. It is important to note that income from business and profession will not be filled in the ITR-1 form. Apart from this, if you have capital gain or income from more than one property or have earned money from things like lottery or horse racing, then also you should not fill the ITR-1 form. Apart from this, you should keep some other things in mind, the details of which we are giving you.

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Where do you work?

Before filing income tax return, it is important to note in which sector you work. For example, if someone works in the central government, then his salary details are different. Similarly, if you are a state government employee or work in the private sector, then the salary break-up is different and the tax exemption you get also depends on this.

First gather the necessary documents.

You will get Form-16 from your employer to file ITR. Apart from this, download the Annual Information Statement (AIS). Keep the rent slip ready to claim HRA and also keep the receipt of other investments with you. You do not have to upload these documents but keep them ready for the need.

Make sure to match the tax.

Tax of salaried people is usually deducted from their salary in the form of TDS or TCS, however, you must match this tax with other documents. For this, you can assess the actual tax with the help of documents like AIS and 26AS. If there is any mistake, you can also correct it with the help of these documents.

You can file the previous return.

The income tax department also gives the salaried people the opportunity to file the returns of the last 2 years. If you forgot to file any return in the last 2 years or there is some mistake in it, then you can file the updated ITR (ITR-U) along with filing the missed return.

Do this for refund

After filing ITR, you have to keep some things in mind to get your refund quickly and easily. First of all, check whether your Aadhaar and PAN are linked or not. Apart from this, it is also necessary to verify the bank account. It is most important that you choose the right ITR form. Even if it is wrong, then fill the revised ITR in time.

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However, while filing income tax return, some things should be kept in mind. Actually, whenever income tax return is filed, different forms are used. Income tax return should be filed according to these forms. Let’s know about them…

In total there are around 9 types of ITR forms available for a taxpayer to file his tax. However, according to the Central Board of Direct Taxes in India, only the following forms should be taken care of by individuals while filing returns-

ITR-1
ITR 2
ITR-2A
ITR 3
ITR 4
ITR 4S

The following income tax return forms are applicable only for companies and firms:

ITR-5
ITR-6
ITR-7

ITR-1
Also known as Sahaj Form, this income tax return form is filed by an individual taxpayer only. Any other assessee liable to pay tax is not eligible to avail this form for filing his return. This form is applicable for the following people-

– A person who earns his income through salary or other means like pension.
A person who earns his livelihood from a single house property.
-A person who does not have any income from any other business or who does not have any income from the sale of any asset, i.e. capital gains
– Individuals who do not have any property or assets in countries other than India.
– A person who does not have any source of income from any country outside India.
– A person whose income from agriculture is less than Rs.5000.
– A person whose source of income is from various investments or sources like investments, schemes or fixed deposits etc.
– Individuals who have not earned income from any windfall income like lottery, horse race etc.
Individuals who wish to pool the income of their spouse or minor child with their own, as long as the income is to be clubbed as per the criteria mentioned above.

ITR-2A

Form ITR-2A is a new income tax return form introduced in the assessment year 2015-16. This form can be used by a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) or an individual taxpayer. ITR-2A form is applicable for the following people:

– People whose source of income is through means like salary or pension.
– People who are also earning income from more than one housing property.
– A person who has no income from any other business or who has no income from the sale of any asset, ie capital gain.
– People who earn income from various investments or sources like fixed deposits, investments, shares etc.
– A person who does not have any property or assets in countries other than India.
– A person who does not have any source of income from any country outside India.
A person whose income from agriculture is less than Rs.5,000.
– Individuals who have not earned income from windfall gains such as lotteries or horse races.

ITR 2

ITR-2 form is a type of ITR form which is generally used by individuals who have earned income through sale of property or assets. Also, this form is useful for individuals who earn income from countries outside India. In most cases, individuals or Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) can avail this form for filing their IT returns.

ITR 3

The ITR-3 form is useful for an individual taxpayer or a Hindu Undivided Family, who work solely as partners in a firm, but who do not carry on any business under the firm. It is also applicable to persons who do not earn any income from the business carried on by the firm. This form is usually filed through those taxpayers whose taxable income earned from business is only in the form of Salary, Commission, Bonus, Interest, Remuneration.

ITR 4

This type of ITR form is useful for individuals who do business or who earn income through any profession. This form is applicable to all types of business, undertaking or profession, without any limit on the income earned. Taxpayers can club any income from windfall profits, speculation, salary, lottery, residential properties, etc. with the income earned from their business. Individuals with any profession ranging from shopkeepers, doctors or designers to agents, retailers and contractors are eligible to file their ITR using this form.

ITR 4S

Also known as the Sugam form, ITR-4S form can be used by any individual or Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) to file their income tax return. This form is applicable to the following persons:

– Those persons who earn income from any business.
Individuals earning income from single house property.
– Individuals who do not earn income by way of sale of property or assets in India: Capital gains.
– Individuals whose income from agriculture is less than Rs.5,000.
Individuals who do not have any property or assets in countries other than India.
Individuals who do not earn income from any country outside India.
This form is useful in special circumstances and is applicable to businesses where the income earned is based on the estimated method of computation.

ITR-5

The ITR-5 form is used for filing income tax return only by the following entities:

-Firms
-Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
-Body of Individuals (BOI)
-Association of Persons (AOP)
-Cooperative Societies
-Artificial Juridical Persons
-Local Authorities

ITR-6

ITR-6 form is used by all companies except those companies or organizations that claim tax exemption as per section 11. Organizations that can claim tax exemption as per section 11 are those organizations in which the income derived is accumulated from property used for religious or charitable purposes. This special income tax return form is available for online filing only.

ITR-7

Individuals or companies who are required to submit their return under the following sections are required to file their income tax return through ITR-7:

– Section 139(4A): Under this section, return can be filed by a person who receives income from any property held in the form of a trust or legal obligation for charitable or religious purposes Is.
– Section 139(4B): Under this section, returns are to be filed by political parties, provided their total income exceeds the non-taxable limit.
– Section 139(4D)- Under this section, the return is to be filed through a college, university or any other such institution which is not required to provide return of income or loss in accordance with the other provisions mentioned in this section.
Section 139(4C): Under this section, returns are to be filed by the following entities:

Any institution or association specified under section 10(23A).
Any association engaged in scientific research.
Any institution referred to in section 10(23B).
Any news agency.
Any fund, medical institution or educational institution.

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The Income Tax Department is yet to issue online ITR forms, but it has released offline ITR-1 and ITR-4 forms for filing Income Tax Return ( ITR ) for Assessment Year 2023-24 and Financial Year 2022-23. The offline ITR-1 and ITR-4 forms have come after the Central Board of Direct Taxes ( CBDT ) notified them in February.

As per the Income Tax Department’s website, “Excel utility of ITR 1 and ITR 4 for Assessment Year 2023-24 are available for filing.”

ITR 1 is for those whose total income is up to Rs 50 lakh. This includes income from salary, one house property, other sources (interest etc.) and agricultural income up to Rs.5,000.

ITR 4 is for single individuals, HUFs and firms (other than LLPs) with total income up to Rs 50 lakh. This includes income from business and profession. Its calculation is done under section 44AD, 44ADA or 44AE and agricultural income up to Rs 5,000.

In the offline mode, taxpayers will have to download the relevant form, fill it and then upload it on the income tax portal. However, in the online form, taxpayers can directly fill in information about their income on the income tax portal and submit it. In both the modes, taxpayers have to verify the forms.

Salary class taxpayers need Form 16 issued by their employers to file their ITR easily. The last date for issuing Form 16 for employers is June 15, and the last date for filing ITR for taxpayers whose accounts are not required to be audited is July 31, 2023, for AY2023-24 or FY2022-23 .

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ITR Forms for AY 2023-2024: There is an important update from the tax authority for taxpayers. The government has notified the ITR form for income tax filing for 2022-23 and assessment year 2023-24 (for income in 2022-23). The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has notified forms for filing Income Tax Return (ITR) for individuals and businesses for the financial year 2022-23. Through a notification dated February 10, ITR Forms- ITR-1 SAHAJ, ITR-2, ITR-3, ITR-4 SUGAM, ITR-5, ITR-6, ITR-V (Certification Form) and (Income Tax Return Acknowledgment Form ITR Acknowledgment Form has been issued. You can see the updated ITR forms by visiting this link- https://egazette.nic.in

ITR Forms issued earlier always

Rajat Mohan, Senior Partner, AMRG & Associates, said that the CBDT has notified the income tax return forms for assessment year 2023-24 (for income in 2022-23) very early, which has helped taxpayers prepare their returns of income. Will help. Last year such forms were issued in the first week of April. There is good news that ITR-1 and ITR-4, used by a large number of small and medium taxpayers, have been made easier than before.

Those Indian citizens whose annual income is up to 50 lakh rupees, they fill Form 1. Your salary, pension or any other source is also included in earning up to 50 lakhs. Agricultural income up to Rs 5000 is also included in this. But if you are a director of a company, have invested in an unlisted company, earn from capital gains, have income from more than one house or property or earn from business, then you cannot fill this form.

ITR Form 2

If your income is more than 50 lakh rupees then this form is for you. Under this, more than one residential property, capital gain or loss on investment, dividend income of more than Rs 10 lakh and agricultural income of more than Rs 5000 have to be disclosed. Apart from this, even if the PF is earning as interest, then this form is also filled.

ITR Form 3

If you are a businessman, invested in equity unlisted shares, earning as a partner in a company, then you can fill ITR Form 3. Apart from this, you can also fill this form if you have income from interest, salary, bonus, capital gains, horse racing, lottery, rental income from more than one property.

ITR Form 4

Applicable for Individuals and HUF (Hindu Undivided Family). If you have income from your business or any profession such as income of doctor-lawyer, running partnership firms (other than LLP), income under section 44AD and 44AE and earning more than 50 lakhs from salary or pension People fill this form. If you are a freelancer but the annual income is more than 50 lakhs, then also you can fill this form.

ITR Form 5

ITR 5 is for those entities who have registered themselves as Firms, LLPs, AOPs, BOIs. The same form is also used for Association of Persons and Body of Individuals.

ITR Form 6 and 7

ITR Form 6 is for those companies which do not get exemption under section 11 of the Income Tax Act. Those companies and individuals who have to file return under section 139(4A) or section 139(4B) or section 139(4C) or section 139(4D) need to fill ITR Form 7.

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The Income Tax Department said that the Income Tax Return (ITR) forms for 2022-23 will be effective from April 1 and these have been notified much in advance to facilitate filing of returns from the beginning of the next assessment year.

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Tax Department said that in order to facilitate the taxpayers and to further simplify the process of filing returns, no major changes have been made in the ITR form as compared to last year. Only due to amendments in Income Tax Act, 1961 some necessary but minor changes have been made. The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) notified Income Tax Forms 1-6 on February 10 for individuals, professionals and companies for income earned in 2022-23.

CBDT has notified Income-tax Return Forms (ITR Forms) for the AY 2023-24 vide Notifications No. 04 & 05 of 2023 dtd 10.02.2023 & 14.02.2023 well in advance in order to enable filing of returns from the beginning of the ensuing AY.
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— Income Tax India (@IncomeTaxIndia) February 15, 2023

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Also, ITR Form-7 was notified on February 14 for charitable trusts, scientific research institutions, political parties and universities. “These ITR forms will be effective from April 1, 2023 and have already been notified to facilitate filing of returns from the beginning of the next assessment year,” the CBDT said in a statement.

ITR

Explain that ITR forms are usually notified by the end of March or beginning of April for a financial year. However, this time they have already been released.

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The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has notified forms for filing Income Tax Return (ITR) for individuals and businesses for the financial year 2022-23. Through a notification dated February 10, ITR Forms- ITR-1 SAHAJ, ITR-2, ITR-3, ITR-4 SUGAM, ITR-5, ITR-6, ITR-V (Certification Form) and (Income Tax Return Acknowledgment Form) ITR Acknowledgment Form has been issued. You can see the updated ITR forms by visiting this link- https://egazette.nic.in

ITR Forms issued earlier always

Rajat Mohan, Senior Partner, AMRG & Associates, said that the CBDT has notified the income tax return forms for assessment year 2023-24 (for income in 2022-23) very early, which has helped taxpayers prepare their returns of income. Will help. Last year such forms were issued in the first week of April. There is good news that ITR-1 and ITR-4, used by a large number of small and medium taxpayers, have been made easier than before.

Those Indian citizens whose annual income is up to 50 lakh rupees, they fill Form 1. Your salary, pension or any other source is also included in earning up to 50 lakhs. Agricultural income up to Rs 5000 is also included in this. But if you are a director of a company, have invested in an unlisted company, earn from capital gains, have income from more than one house or property or earn from business, then you cannot fill this form.

ITR Form 2

If your income is more than 50 lakh rupees then this form is for you. Under this, more than one residential property, capital gain or loss on investment, dividend income of more than Rs 10 lakh and agricultural income of more than Rs 5000 have to be disclosed. Apart from this, even if the PF is earning as interest, then this form is also filled.

ITR Form 3

If you are a businessman, invested in equity unlisted shares, earning as a partner in a company, then you can fill ITR Form 3. Apart from this, you can also fill this form if you have income from interest, salary, bonus, capital gains, horse racing, lottery, rental income from more than one property.

ITR Form 4

Applicable for Individuals and HUF (Hindu Undivided Family). If you have income from your business or any profession such as income of doctor-lawyer, running partnership firms (other than LLP), income under section 44AD and 44AE and earning more than 50 lakhs from salary or pension People fill this form. If you are a freelancer but the annual income is more than 50 lakhs, then also you can fill this form.

ITR Form 5

ITR 5 is for those entities who have registered themselves as Firms, LLPs, AOPs, BOIs. The same form is also used for Association of Persons and Body of Individuals.

ITR Form 6 and 7

ITR Form 6 is for those companies which do not get exemption under section 11 of the Income Tax Act. Those companies and individuals who have to file return under section 139(4A) or section 139(4B) or section 139(4C) or section 139(4D) need to fill ITR Form 7.

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The process of filing Income Tax Return (ITR) for the assessment year 2022-23 is underway. The last date to file Income Tax Return (ITR) for Salary Class or Common Man is 31st July 2022. At the same time, the last date for filing income tax returns for such individuals whose business audit is necessary is October 31, 2022. Different categories of taxpayers have to file different ITR forms.

Most of the taxpayers file ITR-Form 1, also known as ‘Sahaj’. If a person earns up to Rs 50 lakh annually from salary, house rent or other sources, then he can file Income Tax Return (ITR) through Sahaj Form (ITR-1).

Let us know how ITR-1 Form (Sahaj) can be filled online in few easy steps,

Step 1: First of all login to the e-filing portal using your User ID and Password.

Step 2: On your dashboard, click on e-File > Income Tax Return > ‘File Income Tax Return’.

Step 3: Select the assessment year, i.e. 2021-22, and click on ‘Continue’.

Step 4: Select the mode of filing, such as online, and click on ‘Proceed’. (If you have already filed the Income Tax Return and its submission is showing ‘Pending’ then click on ‘Resume Filing’. If you were filing the return earlier, but something went wrong or you missed any information If you want to change and prepare the return afresh, click on ‘Start New Filing’.

Step 5: Select whichever situation is applicable to you and click on ‘Continue’ to proceed.

Step 6: You have two options to choose the type of income tax return:

• If you are not sure which ITR to file, select ‘Help me decide which ITR form to file’ and click on proceed.
• If you are absolutely sure which ITR to file. Then select ‘I know which ITR format to file’. Select the Income Tax Return format applicable to you from the dropdown and click on ‘Proceed with ITR’.

Step 7: Once you have selected the ITR applicable to you, list all the required documents and click on “Let’s get started”.

Step 8: Here some questions will appear, select the checkbox of the question applicable to you and click on ‘Continue’.

Step 9: View your previously filled data and make changes if needed. Fill in the remaining/additional figures [if needed]. Click ‘Confirm’ at the end of each section.

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How to fill Income Tax Return sitting at home, fill online in 9 steps

1 Click www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in.

2 Go to the ‘E-File’ tab and click on the Income Tax Return link.

3. The year for which ITR is to be filed. Choose his year.

4. If you want to fill ‘Original’ then click on it

5. If you are filing Revised Return then click on ‘Revised Return’.

6. After this select Prepare and Submit Online then click on Continue

7.Keep saving the filled form. Otherwise all the information entered may go missing at any point of time.

8. After filling the verification page will come. If you want, verify at the same time.
Otherwise, you can verify within 120 days.

9. Then click on Previw and submit and submit ITR.

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