Tax Consultant
1707 Points
Posted on 18 July 2026
You are right that TIS itself does not have a feedback option , feedback is submitted in AIS, but it propagates to TIS after processing.
Here is the correct approach:
- In AIS, find the specific dividend entries that are being double-counted. For each inflated entry, submit feedback using the option "Information is incorrect" or "Information is duplicate/incorrect."
- Once NSDL reviews and accepts the feedback, TIS updates automatically. This can take 24 to 72 hours after acceptance.
- While waiting, file your ITR using AIS figures (which you say are correct), not TIS. The pre-fill data draws from AIS, so if AIS is accurate your pre-filled dividend schedule should reflect correct amounts. Cross-check each dividend entry in Schedule OS against your actual dividend warrants or broker statements.
- Take screenshots of both AIS (correct figures) and TIS (inflated figures) with today date visible. If a notice comes citing a mismatch, you have a timestamped audit trail showing the TIS error and your AIS feedback submission.
Filing based on correct AIS data is legally sound , you are not required to file inflated figures just because TIS shows them. The key is to have the AIS feedback on record before filing.
For a full breakdown of how AIS, TIS, and Form 26AS interact during ITR filing, this [AIS vs TIS guide](https://taxgarden.in/blog/ais-vs-form-26as-vs-tis-itr-prep-guide-ay-2026-27) covers the process step by step.