Tax Consultant
1903 Points
Posted on 25 June 2026
AIS feedback rejection does not mean your correction is permanently denied.
Here is how the process works:
When you submit feedback on an AIS entry (say, marking an amount as incorrect), it goes to the original information reporter (bank, employer, buyer/seller). If they do not act on it within the cycle, the portal may show the feedback as rejected or pending.
What to do:
1. File your ITR with the CORRECT figures as per your actual income, not the AIS amount. You are not required to match your ITR exactly to AIS.
2. If you have filed feedback and it was not accepted, add a note in the additional information section of your ITR explaining the discrepancy.
3. If the wrong entry in AIS is causing a significant tax demand, raise a grievance on the portal under the e-Nivaran tab, citing the AIS feedback reference number.
AIS errors that are unresolved at the time of filing do not prevent you from filing correctly. They may trigger a notice later if the system auto-compares, but you can respond to any such notice with evidence of the correct figures.
For details on how income tax scrutiny notices work and how to respond, this [faceless penalty and income tax notice guide](https://taxgarden.in/blog/faceless-penalty-scheme-section-274-275-income-tax-india-how-to-respond) covers the notice response process.