Can I Submit Feedback on AIS Multiple Times?
AIS feedback should be submitted carefully after checking the transaction and supporting records. If an AIS entry remains incorrect or the circumstances change, review the information and the feedback options available in the current AIS interface before taking further action.
Quick Answer
You should review the transaction and the feedback already submitted before attempting any further action. The available AIS feedback options can depend on the transaction and the current AIS interface.
Review Before Submitting Feedback
Before providing AIS feedback, identify the exact transaction, reporting source, amount, and reason for the mismatch. This reduces the risk of submitting feedback against the wrong entry.
What If I Need to Revisit My Feedback?
If the information or circumstances require another review, use the current feedback functionality provided in the AIS portal and follow the options shown for that transaction. Do not assume that every feedback type can be repeatedly changed in the same way.
Keep a Record of Your Feedback
For important discrepancies, retain the transaction details, supporting documents, and the feedback submitted. A simple record can make later reconciliation easier.
What Should I Do Before Filing the ITR?
Reconcile AIS with your own records and other tax information before filing. The objective is to determine the correct income and tax reporting, rather than merely matching every AIS entry mechanically.
Important
The available AIS feedback options and interface may change. Use the current functionality displayed by the Income Tax Department when submitting or reviewing feedback.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I submit feedback just because AIS differs from my books?
First identify why the difference exists. Timing, duplicate reporting, transaction classification, or other factors may explain a difference.
What records should I retain?
Retain relevant bank, broker, employer, payer, investment, and other supporting records applicable to the transaction.
Is AIS feedback a substitute for correcting an underlying reporting error?
No. If the source information itself needs correction, the taxpayer may need to pursue the appropriate correction or communication with the reporting source as applicable.
Related EZTax Resources
- What Is AIS (Annual Information Statement) in Income Tax?
- AIS vs Form 26AS: What Is the Difference?
- How to Correct Incorrect Information in AIS
- How to Check AIS Before Filing Your ITR
- AIS Reconciliation and AI-Powered Income Tax Filing with EZTax
Official Source
For current AIS information and taxpayer guidance, refer to the Income Tax Department's AIS resources and FAQ.
