AIS and 26AS Reconciliation
We compare AIS, Form 26AS, and TIS against your papers to spot mismatches early. This step helps taxpayers across India avoid filing on bad data.
ITR Filing rules change across India, and small filing errors can create bigger tax issues later. We help you sort documents, income heads, and return forms with a simple review.
Tax Return Consultation is the structured process ITRFiling.org.in uses to deliver measurable outcomes for customers in India.

Tax Return Consultation is a tax review service that helps match income, deductions, and filing form. It focuses on return choice, document checks, and mismatch prevention before submission. In India, this matters because AIS, Form 26AS, and return rules can affect how you file.
Fewer mismatch issues between AIS and filed data.
Clearer return form choice for your income mix.
Better handling of salary, freelance, and business income.
Support for capital gains and bank interest reporting.
Practical guidance for taxpayers across India.
A simple process that fits busy filing seasons.
We compare AIS, Form 26AS, and TIS against your papers to spot mismatches early. This step helps taxpayers across India avoid filing on bad data.
We sort salary, business income, capital gains, and other income into the right return structure. That keeps the filing path clear for mixed-income cases.
We check likely deductions and match them to the correct ITR form and schedules. This matters when one filer has HRA, interest income, or equity sales.
We flag items that need careful disclosure, like multiple employers, freelance invoices, or share trades. That supports cleaner ITR Filing in India.
ITRFiling.org.in ensures every Tax Return Consultation order meets the highest standards—from sourcing through delivery. Here is what guides our process.
Every batch of Tax Return Consultation is inspected and graded before it leaves our facility, so you receive exactly what was agreed.
Complete documentation—origin certificates, quality reports, and shipping details—accompanies every order.
Dedicated communication throughout the process—from initial inquiry to confirmed delivery at your destination.
Have these items ready so the review can move faster and stay accurate.
A salaried filer in India had Form 16, equity sales, and AIS entries that did not line up cleanly. The client needed to know what belonged in the return before filing.
We reconciled AIS, Form 26AS, and the trade records, then mapped the correct income heads and schedules. The consultation also flagged disclosure points that often get skipped in rushed ITR Filing.
The filer left with a cleaner return path and a clearer document set. The final filing process was easier because the mismatch questions were already sorted.
Outcome was a clearer filing path with reduced mismatch risk.
A freelance taxpayer in India had income from several clients and no single summary statement. That made it hard to choose the right return structure.
We reviewed invoices, bank credits, and TDS entries, then matched them to the filing rules that apply to mixed income. The consultation also checked where extra disclosure would help keep the return consistent.
The client got a practical filing map and a list of missing records. The return could then move forward with less confusion and fewer corrections.
Outcome was a structured return review and better document control.
Reach out now, and we'll begin with your records, your return type, and the first mismatch checks needed before filing.
Stop worrying about tax deadlines and complex forms.
A filer in India may have a return that was started but never explained fully. That often leaves AIS mismatches, missing deductions, or the wrong ITR form behind. ITRFiling.org.in would first compare Form 26AS, AIS, and the draft return, then show what changed and what still needs action before filing. The safe next step is a clean review, not another rushed submission.
Someone in India might be choosing between a quick filing desk and a proper tax review. The difference usually shows up in how they handle Form 16, capital gains, and income from side work. We look at the return type, the matching records, and the disclosure needs, so the choice isn't guesswork.
A taxpayer in India may already know the deadline is close, but still not know what belongs in the return. That happens when salary, bank interest, freelance invoices, and mutual fund sales all sit in different places. We map the scope first, explain the return path, and then list the documents that still matter.