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DIS of unpolarized electron by tensor-polarized deuteron with tagged collinear photon, radiated from initial electron, was considered. The cross section is derived in the Born approximation. The model-independent QED corrections to the Born cross section are also calculated using approach based on the account of all essential Feynman diagrams.
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