The summary sheet for your taxes
Open the AIS section on incometax.gov.in and you actually get two things: AIS and TIS. AIS gets all the attention, but TIS (Taxpayer Information Summary) is what the portal uses to pre-fill your return.
AIS vs TIS in one line
If AIS is the detailed receipt listing every item, TIS is the final bill showing category totals: salary, savings interest, deposit interest, dividends, and so on.
The two values TIS shows
| Value in TIS | What it means |
|---|---|
| Reported Value | What banks / brokers originally reported |
| Processed Value | The corrected figure after your AIS feedback |
Stat to know: TIS aggregates the AIS data that powers the pre-filled ITR, and over 7.28 crore returns were filed for AY 2024-25 largely using this pre-fill (Source: Income Tax Department / CBDT). When you submit feedback in AIS (say, marking a duplicate FD entry), the Processed Value in TIS recalculates instantly.
How to view your TIS (portal path)
- Log in at incometax.gov.in.
- Go to Services > Annual Information Statement (AIS).
- Open the TIS tile next to AIS.
- Note the Processed Value in each category, because that is what flows into your return.
What you should do
Always review the detailed AIS first. If every line is correct, your TIS is ready. Use the Processed Values to cross-check your own computation before filing.
Common mistake
Trusting the Reported Value when you have already disputed an entry. Use the Processed Value, since it reflects your feedback.
How LastMinute ITR helps
LastMinute ITR cross-checks your TIS totals against your Form 16 and draft computation so nothing is double-counted or missed. Start at /file, import at /file/import/documents, and reconcile at /file/import/mismatch.
LastMinute ITR is a companion tool, not affiliated with the Income Tax Department. You file and e-verify your return yourself on incometax.gov.in.