Mismatch in Dividend and 26AS

There is a mismatch of Amount of Dividend received by Mr.A in his bank account and Amount disclosed in 26AS( This also led to difference in Amount of TDS deducted).What can be done?
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If the dividend amount in your bank account doesn't match your 26AS statement, don't worry. Not all dividends are reflected in 26AS, which can also affect TDS figures. To correctly report your dividend income in your Income Tax Return (ITR), you should declare the total dividend received in your bank account, plus any TDS shown in your 26AS. Ensure your ITR reflects the actual amount received.

Not all amounts of dividend will get reflected in 26AS.

So dividend income to be reported in ITR should be total dividend received in bank account + tds reported in 26AS.
Actual amount received should be reported in ITR

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