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Same interest or dividend shown twice in AIS
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Facts
AIS can show the same income twice, for example once from the bank's SFT report and once from TDS data. Mark one entry as 'Information is duplicate/included in other information'. Report the income only once in your return.
Provisions and law
- Sec 285BB (now Sec 510)Annual Information Statement of a taxpayer's reported transactions and taxes
- Rule 114-I, Income-tax Rules 1962Annual Information Statement uploaded to the taxpayer's account
Analysis
Compare amounts, dates and the reporting entity. If FD interest of ₹65,000 appears under TDS (194A) and again under SFT interest, mark the SFT entry as duplicate of the TDS entry. TIS will then show ₹65,000, not ₹1,30,000. If the amounts differ slightly, use 'not fully correct' with the right figure instead.
Conclusion
- Find both entries and compare amount and source
- Open feedback on one entry and choose duplicate
- Refer to the other entry in the feedback
- Check TIS shows the single amount
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