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US Appeals Court Again Blocks $100,000 Fee on New H-1B Work Visas

A federal appeals court has rejected the US government's attempt to impose a $100,000 fee on new H-1B work visas. The court ruled that the government failed to demonstrate its legal authority to introduce such a charge. This decision upholds an earlier lower court ruling that had already blocked the fee, which was first proposed in 2025. The proposed fee would have substantially raised costs for employers seeking to hire skilled foreign workers. With the appeal unsuccessful, the lower court's order blocking the fee continues to remain in force.

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Two House Owners: Key Tax Rules to Know Before Filing ITR

Taxpayers who own more than one residential property must follow specific rules when filing their income tax returns. The tax treatment of a property depends on whether it is self-occupied or rented out, which affects how income from it is calculated. Under Indian tax law, only one property can be declared as self-occupied, while the other is deemed to be let out, even if it is vacant. This distinction directly determines the deductions a taxpayer can claim on home loan interest and other related expenses.