TIS Glitch Alert : inflated summary

Today 15/7/26 I noticed in 2 cases of itr filing that while the AIS was absolutely correct, the TIS had inflated the summary.  The aggregation and deduplication had failed and therefore summarised some dividend entries double. Since the AIS is correct, there is nothing to modify via feedback . It's a bug/glitch while summarizing the TIS. 

I have logged a greviance for each itr. But if the itrs are processed there is likelihood of notice of underreporting of income, Since the TIS summary is wrong and much higher than the AIS. 

Please check your TIS summary .

 

 

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Quick Summary
Users are reporting a glitch in the TIS (Taxpayer Information Summary) where dividend entries are being summarised twice, leading to an inflated total. This issue appears to be a bug in the aggregation and deduplication process, as the AIS (Annual Information Statement) remains correct. While grievances have been logged, there's a risk of underreporting notices if ITRs are processed with the incorrect TIS summary. It's advised to check your TIS summary carefully.

If you have given Feedback in TIS , TIS summary  will corrected  in due course , if it is absolutely correct  , with remarks, accepted by taxpayer and confirm from the Sources. 

There is no provision to give feedback in TIS. Feedback is possible only in AIS. AIS is correct . But TIS  summary is wrong. 

You mention in AIS feedback, that amount in TIS are incorrect and in AIS it is correct please look in to . Use AIS feedback. 

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.

Thank you, this makes sense. 

However I already filed on 15th, with correct dividend figures , based on correct AIS. ignoring the false aggregate of TIS. The next day 16th, I did exactly what you suggested, I.e gave feedback in AIS as " information is duplicate" . I have saved the before and after status of AIS and TIS in case I get a notice.  I  also logged a greviance on 16th with a screenshot but they did not reprocess the TIS. 

Since I filed on 15th and gave AIS feedback on 16th, (a day later,) will it matter ? Please clarify. 

Also,  the department can introduce errors in TIS even after filing. The taxpayer cannot check the TIS on continuous basis. 

 

 

 

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