PAN Application in India
For individual or businesses permanent account number is a important identity proof. Experience our fastest processing and reliable registration at best challenging affordable rates.
For individual or businesses permanent account number is a important identity proof. Experience our fastest processing and reliable registration at best challenging affordable rates.
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Certificate of Incorporation.
Registration certificate/ Partnership Deed in case of partnership/ Trust deed in case of trust.
Certificate of registration/ any other document from government department establishing identity and address of the person.
All banks and financial institutions mandatorily requires a PAN card for easily opening of bank account, provided loan or credit facility.
In case of any claim of IT Refunds and Rebates linking of PAN is mandatory.
In case of TDS Rebate on saving deposits, the TDS deduction to a PAN card Holder will only be 10% otherwise it would be 20%.
For the purpose of opening a demat account PAN is mandatorily required.
PAN refers to a Permanent Account Number which is the unique 10-character alphanumeric code which acts as an identification number.
Any person like Individual, HUF and all types of business entities are elegible to apply for PAN. It is compulsory for the person who are earning taxable income, and are liable to pay Income Tax.
Validity period of Pan Card is for lifetime unless the PAN holder himself surrender it to tax authorities. PAN generation is one-time process and it requires no renewal.
PAN is compulsory in the following –
All transactions exceeding INR 50,000 mandatorily require PAN card.
If in case the person is mandatorily required to obtain PAN card and had failed to obtained it, the penalty of amounts to INR 10,000 is levied under of Income Tax Act.
Only one Person can hold one PAN card. In case a person holds more than one PAN, a penalty of Rs. 10,000/- shall be levied. Thus, person holding more than one PAN must immediately surrender it.
No, You are not required to be physically present for the registration process.