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How do I upload and review my 26AS statement?

Last updated on Apr 14, 2026

Short Answer: In the '26AS Statement' card, upload the TXT file (drag & drop or 'Upload file'), review the 'Review 26AS statement' modal, then click 'Confirm & continue'.

Answer

PreRequisites

  1. Form 26AS available as a TXT file downloaded from the Income Tax Portal.

  2. File size ≤ 10 MB.

Steps

  1. On New Reconciliation — 26AS TDS Reconciliation, locate and open the '26AS Statement' card.

    • The card shows the upload area with 'Drag & drop your file here' and 'Upload file' options.
  2. Click 'Upload file' or drag & drop your 26AS TXT file into the 26AS Statement card.

    • The 'Review 26AS statement' modal appears showing 'Data preview (first 20 rows)'.
  3. In the 'Review 26AS statement' modal, verify the 'Assessee details', including:

    • Name

    • PAN

    • Financial Year

    • Assessment Year
      Also inspect the Data preview (first 20 rows) to ensure the sample rows look correct.

  4. If the details are correct, click 'Confirm & continue'.

    • If the information is incorrect, click 'Cancel' and re-upload the correct 26AS file.
  5. After confirmation, the 26AS file is accepted, and you return to the main upload screen to continue the reconciliation process.

Troubleshooting

  1. Assessee details are missing or do not match your entity.

    LikelyCause:

    • The wrong 26AS file was uploaded.
    • The file may belong to a different PAN or financial year.

    Action:

    • Download the correct Form 26AS TXT file from the Income Tax Portal.
    • Upload the correct file again.

  2. Upload button does nothing or the file fails to load.

    LikelyCause:

    • The file format is not TXT.
    • The file size exceeds 10 MB.

    Action:

    • Ensure the file format is TXT.
    • Confirm the file size is ≤ 10 MB, then retry the upload.

Note: Use the 'Assessee details' section to verify the PAN and financial year before clicking 'Confirm & continue'.