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AIS mismatch- How to modify AIS, as entry is wrong in AIS

Date 28 Jul 2025
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AIS mismatch guidance: disagree with incorrect AIS entries and file return with correct income, then record remarks.
If the taxpayer has reported a higher amount in the return than shown in the AIS, no action is required. Where AIS shows income or TDS erroneously attributed to the taxpayer, file the ITR with correct figures and use the AIS interface to disagree with the information, selecting a reason from the department's dropdown and entering explanatory remarks. (AI Summary)

In AIS, it is given lower amount, but FD interest is higher ; FORM 16A interest given by bank also is lower due to some migration. but filed correctly. how to update that in AIS

 

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