AIS data mismatch

There is a mismatch in the total dividends shown in TIS. The SFT015 data is correct. However in the dividends section where  Reported/Processed/Derived value is shown, one entry of TDS/TCS (sec 194) is shown in all the three sections. So the dividend data got duplicated in Processed/Derived section. 

Sample table given below.

PART

Information descripttion

Info source

Amount descripttion

Amount

Reported

Processed

Derived

SFT

Div Income (SFT015)

ABC Company

Total Dividend

10000

10000

10000

TDS/TCS

Div rcvd(sec 194)

ABC Company

Amount paid/Credited

10000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SFT

Div Income (SFT015)

XYZ Company

Total Dividend

10000

10000

10000

TDS/TCS

Div rcvd(sec 194)

XYZ Company

Amount paid/Credited

2000

 

 

TDS/TCS

Div rcvd (sec 194)

XYZ Company

Amount paid/Credited

8000

8000

8000

Now the total dividend  Reported/Processed/Derived is given  Rs.28000/-. When the SFt015 data in AIS is added the amount is Rs.20000/- and the actual amount credited in the bank account is also Rs.20000/-.

Filed a grievance in CPC site and they closed it immediately stating it should be done by AIS.

The ticket raised in compliance portal was closed within no time giving no reasons. Called the HELPDESK and spoke to a representative. He could not understand the problem.

The data given in AIS portal is correct. TO my understanding  the issue is duplication in Processed/derived value. Iam not sure how a user/Tax payer can rectify this. Not sure whether it is a technical glitch, since it happened only with one company data.

Has anyone faced similar problem? If so, how was it solved? 

If anybody know any solution please share. .

 

If I file ITR with actual data what would happen. If IT dept takes data from AIS without any verification , there will be a demand and I have to try to get it rectified and it would be a long process and in the current scenario I don't have much hope.

 

 

Thanks.

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Quick Summary
The user is encountering a mismatch in their AIS data where dividend income appears to be duplicated in the 'Processed' and 'Derived' sections, inflating the total. While the SFT015 data and actual bank credits show the correct amount, the AIS portal displays a higher figure due to an extra TDS/TCS entry being counted. Grievances filed with CPC and the compliance portal were closed without resolution, and helpdesk support was unhelpful. The user is seeking advice on how to rectify this technical glitch or duplication, concerned about potential tax demands if they file their ITR based on the incorrect AIS data.

AIS clearly mentioned that is if there is variation in data of AIS and 26as, then 26AS will prevail. It can be case that dividend is declared and not paid, hence it is taxed in year in which declared. So follow 26AS or you will get an automated intimation for difference.

Thanks. 26 AS data is correct.

AIS DATA ARE ALWAYS CORRECT.
Consider 26 AS and reconcile the dividend amount with your receipts in bank

Thanks so much. Will do that

Welcome..... My pleasure........

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