What’s Happening?

• The Alert: This isn't a fine or a legal notice yet. It is a "heads-up" that the tax office sees income (like bank interest or sales) that you might have forgotten to mention.
• The Source: The department uses a document called the AIS (Annual Information Statement). Think of this as a summary of all your big money moves for the year.
• The Goal: To give you a chance to correct your tax filing before the year ends.

1. Check Your Statement: Log in to the official income tax website and look for your AIS. Check if the numbers listed there match your own records.

2. Fix Mistakes: If you see income listed that you didn't include in your original tax filing, you must update and re-submit your tax form by December 31.

3. Confirm Correct Info: If the information the department has is correct and you already reported it, you don't need to do anything.