To remove your PAN from the specified person list under Section 206CCA, you need to ensure that you are in compliance with the income tax regulations. Here’s how you can go about it:

1. File Your Income Tax Return: If you haven’t filed your income tax returns for previous assessment years, you need to do so. Ensure that you file a valid return (duly verified) for any of the previous assessment years. This will establish your compliance with tax regulations.
2. Payment of Taxes: Ensure that you have paid any outstanding taxes or dues. Compliance with tax payments is essential to get your PAN removed from the specified person list.
3. Compliance Check: Use the Compliance Check functionality available on the Income Tax Portal. This tool allows you to verify whether your PAN is covered under Section 206CCA. If your compliance status is updated, your PAN may be removed from the specified person list.
4. Consult a Tax Professional: If you face any challenges in this process, it’s advisable to consult a tax professional or seek assistance from the Income Tax Department for specific guidance.
5. Keep Records: Maintain records of your filed returns, tax payments, and any communication with tax authorities as proof of your compliance.

Removing your PAN from the specified person list is essential to avoid higher TDS deductions. Ensure that you are up-to-date with your tax obligations and use the tools provided by the Income Tax Department to verify your compliance status.