Annual Information Statement (AIS) & Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS)

Comprehensive digital financial ledger under Rule 114-I showing stock trades, mutual funds, dividends, interest, crypto, and real estate transactions with feedback facility

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Reported information is incorrect in AIS?

Taxpayers have a statutory right to submit digital feedback (e.g., 'Information is denied', 'Duplicate', or 'Taxable in another year') directly inside the AIS tab before filing their tax return.

Quick Answer: What are AIS and TIS?

💡 The Annual Information Statement (AIS) is a comprehensive financial dossier that consolidates all information received by the Income Tax Department from banks, stock exchanges, mutual fund registrars, and state revenue departments under Section 285BB. The Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS) is a condensed, category-wise aggregation of AIS data used to pre-fill your Income Tax Return.

AIS vs TIS vs Form 26AS Comparison

Understanding how AIS and TIS relate to Form 26AS prevents double tax payments and omission errors.

FeatureAnnual Information Statement (AIS)Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS)Form 26AS
Core ObjectiveComplete 360-degree financial ledger of taxpayerAggregated single-line category summaries for ITR pre-fillVerification of taxes paid and deducted (TDS/TCS)
GranularityShows every single transaction line by line with source detailsShows category totals (Total Dividend, Total Capital Gains, etc.)Quarterly total by deductor TAN
Feedback MechanismDirect online digital feedback allowed on each line itemUpdates automatically when feedback is accepted in AISNo feedback option; deductor must file revised TDS return
Scope of Assets CoveredStocks, F&O, Mutual Funds, Crypto, Property, Rent, Foreign Travel, InterestSummarized net taxable value after applying feedback rulesOnly payments subject to TDS/TCS, advance tax, and self-assessment tax
âš ī¸ Important Acceptance Note: Always cross-check your trading statements and capital gains statements from Zerodha, Groww, AngelOne, or CAMS with AIS before e-filing your ITR.

Quick Information

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Instant online access, interactive feedback submission, and encrypted PDF/JSON download.

đŸ’ĩ Fees

100% Free of cost (no portal fees or application charges).

✅ Eligibility

Any person or entity holding a valid 10-digit PAN registered on the Income Tax e-Filing portal.

Who Needs This Document?

Every individual and business entity filing an Income Tax Return in India, especially active stock investors, mutual fund holders, cryptocurrency traders, and persons earning interest or dividend income, to ensure 100% full disclosure in their ITR.

Required Documents

  • Valid 10-digit Permanent Account Number (PAN)
  • Registered Income Tax e-Filing portal password
  • Active Aadhaar-linked mobile number or bank-registered mobile number for 2-factor OTP verification
  • Bank statements, stock broker P&L reports, or demat transaction sheets to reconcile reported values

How to View and Download AIS and TIS

1

Log in to the e-Filing Portal

Visit incometax.gov.in, enter your PAN as User ID, confirm your secure access phrase, and enter your password.

2

Access the AIS Module

From the top navigation bar, click on 'Services' → 'Annual Information Statement (AIS)'. Read the pop-up notification and click 'Proceed'.

3

Enter the AIS Dashboard

You are redirected to the dedicated compliance portal (ais.insight.gov.in). Click on the 'AIS' tile at the top of the landing screen.

4

Select Financial Year

Choose the relevant Financial Year from the dropdown (e.g., FY 2025-26 for AY 2026-27). Both 'Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS)' and 'Annual Information Statement (AIS)' cards will appear.

5

Download Encrypted PDF or JSON

Click the download icon on either the TIS or AIS tab. Choose 'PDF' for an easy-to-read printable statement or 'JSON' for importing directly into tax preparation software.

How to Submit Online Feedback on Inaccurate AIS Data

If a transaction is misreported, duplicated, or does not belong to you, you can submit electronic feedback directly within the AIS portal before finalizing your ITR.

1

Open the Transaction Detail in AIS

Navigate to the relevant category in AIS Part B (e.g., 'Sale of securities and units of mutual funds' or 'Dividend').

2

Click on Feedback Option

Click on the specific transaction line item and select the 'Feedback' icon under the Action column.

3

Choose Feedback Category

Select from standard feedback types: 'Information is correct', 'Information is not fully correct', 'Information relates to other PAN/Year', 'Information is duplicate', or 'Information is denied'.

4

Enter Adjusted Value & Submit

If partially correct, enter the accurate revised amount, select the reason from the dropdown, and click 'Submit'. An acknowledgment receipt is generated immediately.

â„šī¸ Once feedback is submitted, the Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS) automatically recomputes and displays two figures: 'Reported Value' and 'Processed Value'. The processed value is pre-filled in your ITR.

Using the 'AIS for Taxpayers' Mobile Application

The Income Tax Department provides a free mobile application for Android and iOS that allows real-time notifications whenever a reporting entity uploads new transactions against your PAN.

1

Install Official App

Download 'AIS for Taxpayers' from Google Play Store or Apple App Store published by 'Income Tax Department - GOI'.

2

Authenticate with PAN & DOB

Enter your PAN and Date of Birth, verify the OTP sent to your registered mobile and email, and set a secure 4-digit mPIN.

3

View Summary & Transactions

Tap on any financial year to view categorized transaction counts (Dividends, Securities, Interest, etc.) and submit quick feedback.

â„šī¸ The password to unlock downloaded AIS and TIS PDF files is your PAN in UPPERCASE followed by your Date of Birth in DDMMYYYY format without spaces (e.g., ABCDE1234F01011990).

âš ī¸ Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Assuming AIS is an assessment notice — AIS is merely an information feed intended to help you compile complete financial records
  • Failing to report share transactions shown in AIS — the tax department's AI engine issues automated Section 133(6) or 148A queries when trades in AIS are missing in Schedule CG
  • Double-counting mutual fund redemption values — AIS displays gross sale consideration, but tax is payable only on the net capital gain (Sale Consideration minus Cost of Acquisition)
  • Ignoring dividend income — companies report every single dividend payout; omitting small ₹200–₹500 dividends leads to defective return notices under Section 139(9)
  • Using wrong PDF password format — remember to use UPPERCASE PAN followed by DDMMYYYY

Resolving Common AIS & TIS Discrepancies

Practical troubleshooting instructions for common errors seen in AIS data.

IssueProbable CauseRecommended Remedy
Share sale value shown in AIS is much higher than actual profitsAIS reports gross turnover (total sale consideration), not net capital gainsDo not enter the full sale value as income. In Schedule CG of ITR-2 or ITR-3, enter full sale consideration and deduct your indexed or actual cost of purchase.
Duplicate entries for the same bank interest or mutual fund saleReporting from both the broker and the depository (CDSL/NSDL)Click 'Feedback' on the duplicate entry, select 'Information is duplicate', cite the primary transaction ID, and submit.
Transaction belongs to previous or joint ownerProperty sale or joint fixed deposit where primary PAN is differentSelect feedback 'Information relates to other PAN/Person', provide the PAN of the co-owner and their percentage share.
Crypto (Virtual Digital Asset) trades not matching tax calculation1% TDS under Section 194S reported by domestic exchangesReport all VDA gains under Schedule VDA in ITR-2/3 at flat 30% plus surcharge/cess without setting off losses against other income.
💡 Tip: Submitting feedback on AIS does not automatically stop the reporting entity from re-confirming the data; keep your bank statements and broker contract notes archived for at least 6 assessment years.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the password to open the downloaded AIS/TIS PDF?

The password is your PAN in CAPITAL letters followed by your Date of Birth in DDMMYYYY format (e.g., ABCDE1234F15081992 for someone born on 15 August 1992). For corporate entities, use the PAN followed by Date of Incorporation.

Is it mandatory to disclose all incomes shown in the AIS?

Yes. Every taxable transaction shown in AIS that actually accrued to you must be reflected in your Income Tax Return. The tax department's automated risk management system cross-verifies ITR figures with AIS data; unexplained discrepancies trigger automated inquiry notices under Section 143(1)(a) or 148A.

What should I do if an unknown transaction is listed under my PAN in AIS?

If an unfamiliar transaction appears (e.g., high-value cash deposits or car purchases you never made), immediately click Feedback → Information is denied. This alerts the department that your PAN may have been misused and creates a formal digital defense trail.

Does submitting feedback in AIS delay my ITR processing?

No. Submitting feedback updates the TIS processed value in real time. You can proceed to file your ITR immediately based on your actual verified books and bank records without waiting for the reporting entity's response.

How many days before ITR filing should I check my AIS?

It is best to check AIS in the first week of June. Reporting entities (banks, mutual fund houses, and registrar offices) face a statutory deadline of 31 May to report SFT transactions for the preceding financial year. Checking AIS after 5 June ensures all data has synced.

Regulatory References & Official Sources

  • 📜
    Section 285BB of the Income-tax Act, 1961 — Ministry of Finance, Government of India

    Statutory mandate requiring the prescribed income tax authority to upload the Annual Information Statement for each registered assessee.

    Checked on November 4, 2026

    View Reference Document ↗
  • 📜
    Rule 114-I of the Income-tax Rules, 1962: Annual Information Statement — Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT)

    Details the categories of financial transactions to be captured, displayed, and reconciled under AIS and TIS.

    Checked on November 4, 2026

    View Reference Document ↗

📄 Related Documents

Form 26AS (Annual Tax Credit Statement)

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Income Tax Return (ITR e-Filing & Forms ITR-1 to ITR-4)

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Form 16 (Salary TDS Certificate - Part A & Part B)

The yearly salary TDS certificate from your employer: what Part A and Part B show, the 15 June deadline, why employees cannot download it from TRACES, how to check it against Form 26AS/AIS, and the switch to Form 130 from tax year 2026-27.

TDS Certificate (Form 16A)

Quarterly TDS certificate for non-salary income such as FD interest, rent, professional fees and commission. Who issues it, when, how deductors download it from TRACES, and how to check it against Form 26AS.

Form 15G & Form 15H (Zero TDS Declaration for Bank FD Interest)

Statutory self-declaration forms under Section 197A and Rule 29C to prevent 10% TDS deduction on fixed deposit interest, EPF withdrawal, and dividend payouts

Form 67 (Foreign Tax Credit Statement u/s 90/91)

Mandatory online statement under Rule 128 of the Income-tax Rules required to claim Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) for taxes paid overseas on foreign salaries, dividends, and capital gains

Form 13 (Application for Nil or Lower TDS Certificate u/s 197)

Statutory online application on the TRACES portal under Section 197 and Rule 28 to obtain an Assessing Officer certificate commanding deductors to deduct zero or lower TDS

Next Step

AIS & TIS are accessible through the Services tab on the Income Tax e-Filing portal under Section 285BB of the Income-tax Act, 1961 and Rule 114-I of the Income-tax Rules, 1962.

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