What Does AIS Feedback Status Mean?
AIS feedback status indicates how feedback submitted by a taxpayer on information displayed in the Annual Information Statement has been processed. Taxpayers should review the underlying transaction and supporting records before relying on the displayed information for ITR filing.
Quick Answer
Feedback status helps you understand the state of feedback associated with an AIS entry. Always review the underlying transaction and supporting records before deciding how it affects your ITR.
What Is AIS Feedback?
AIS allows taxpayers to review information reported in the Annual Information Statement and provide feedback where the displayed information does not correctly represent the transaction or income. Feedback is intended to communicate the taxpayer’s view about the information shown in AIS.
What Can the Feedback Status Tell Me?
The status helps you understand whether feedback has been submitted and how it is reflected in the AIS workflow. The exact status displayed should be read in the context of the transaction and the feedback submitted.
Why Should I Check the Status?
Checking the status is useful when an AIS entry has been disputed, appears duplicated, or does not match the taxpayer’s records. Keep the supporting documents used to determine the correct income or transaction value.
What If the Information Still Appears in AIS?
The presence of an entry in AIS should not by itself be treated as proof that the reported amount is the final taxable amount. Review the underlying records and the applicable tax treatment before preparing the return.
Important
AIS is an information statement. A taxpayer remains responsible for reporting complete and accurate income in the ITR based on the applicable tax rules and supporting records.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does submitting AIS feedback automatically change my ITR?
No. AIS feedback and ITR filing are separate steps. The taxpayer must prepare and file the return using the correct income and tax information.
Should I keep evidence for AIS feedback?
Yes. Keep relevant statements, certificates, broker reports, bank records, or other documents supporting the position taken.
Can I ignore an AIS entry after submitting feedback?
Do not assume that submitting feedback removes the need to address the underlying transaction. Review the information and report the applicable income correctly in the ITR.
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.
