FORM 60 TRANSACTION

• The Form 60 entry of ₹25,000 will remain in AIS, and that is normal.

• No tax issue, no scrutiny risk, and nothing to worry about.

• Mark the entry as “Correct” in AIS feedback while filing ITR.

• No further action needed unless the bank voluntarily revises its report.

The ₹25,000 entry in AIS is likely information reported by the bank against the account opening when it recorded Form 60/61 because your PAN was not linked then. Updating your PAN with the bank later does not necessarily revise an earlier report or automatically remove it from AIS.

Ask the bank to verify the reporting period and transaction details and, if the Form 60/61 reporting was incorrect or needs correction, request that it file a correction statement. Keep the bank’s acknowledgement and PAN-update confirmation. If the entry is factually correct, you generally should not try to delete it merely because PAN was added later; use the AIS feedback facility to mark it as duplicate or incorrect only if that accurately describes the entry. The precise AIS category and reporting year would help determine the appropriate feedback.

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