How Often Is AIS Updated?
AIS information can be updated as new information or corrections become available to the Income Tax Department. Taxpayers should use the latest available AIS information when reviewing their records before filing.
Quick Answer
AIS can change when new information or corrections become available. Review the latest available AIS during your filing process, while continuing to use your own complete records.
Why Can AIS Change?
Information may change when reporting entities submit information, make corrections, or when additional information becomes available through the tax department’s systems.
Should I Download AIS Again Before Filing?
For a return being prepared close to a filing deadline, reviewing the latest available AIS can help identify newly available or corrected information. It should still be reconciled with the taxpayer’s own records.
What If AIS Changes After I Prepared My Return?
If new information becomes available, assess whether it affects the return and whether any correction or further action is required under the applicable filing rules.
Do Not Depend Only on AIS
Even the latest AIS may not contain every item of income. Continue to use bank, broker, employer, business, investment, and other records relevant to your tax situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is AIS a static statement?
No. Information can be updated as reporting information or corrections become available.
Should I check AIS only once a year?
A review before ITR preparation is important, but the appropriate timing can depend on the taxpayer’s circumstances and filing workflow.
Can EZTax use updated AIS data?
EZTax can use AIS information made available by the taxpayer as part of its reconciliation and ITR preparation workflow.
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.

