TCS deducted for international spends < ₹7L

[raghav_mri]

Hey guys,
I recently got the Niyo Global DCB debit card and made few online international transactions around ₹1k but unfortunately 20% TCS was deducted for the same and was deposited into my ITR but AFAIK banks can only deduct TCS for international spends > 7L. But in this FY year my international spends barely could have not been more than 10k across all of my accounts. Here comes the suprising part, When I enquired this to DCB Bank they said I have already crossed the threshold of ₹7L across all of my account. Is there anyway that I can see my consolidated spends of the same or I think someone misused my PAN and where can I report the same?

Thanks for your help.

 

[Anupama_Jha]

Login on income tax portal, and check AIS

 

[raghav_mri]

Login on income tax portal, and check AIS

Checked it I could barely find some spends around ₹50k in total which was made for some US stocks purchase using INDMoney, but I think it's still far less than the threshold limit na

 

[hender]

Hey guys,
I recently got the Niyo Global DCB debit card and made few online international transactions around ₹1k but unfortunately 20% TCS was deducted for the same and was deposited into my ITR but AFAIK banks can only deduct TCS for international spends > 7L. But in this FY year my international spends barely could have not been more than 10k across all of my accounts. Here comes the suprising part, When I enquired this to DCB Bank they said I have already crossed the threshold of ₹7L across all of my account. Is there anyway that I can see my consolidated spends of the same or I think someone misused my PAN and where can I report the same?

Thanks for your help.

As per you 10k

Checked it I could barely find some spends around ₹50k in total which was made for some US stocks purchase using INDMoney, but I think it's still far less than the threshold limit na

As per AIS, it's 50k.
Where is the gap ?

 

[raghav_mri]

As per you 10k

As per AIS, it's 50k.
Where is the gap ?

I forgot to add the spends made for purchasing US stocks, So the 50k is the correct amount