Author: Mohan

Yes it’s right, When you claim HRA above 1,00,000 need to show LANDLORD PAN in the employer portal, Which will reflect in the landlord’s income tax portal AIS, they will remember in the employees’ income tax portal too, something called TIS

What is AIS in the income tax portal?

AIS stands for “Annual Information Statement” in the Income Tax Portal. It is a form that the employer submits to the Income Tax Department to report the details of various deductions and contributions made from the salary of their employees.

The form includes the total amount of tax deducted, the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) contribution, the National Pension Scheme (NPS) contribution, and other deductions made from the employee’s salary. The employer must submit the AIS form by a specified due date each financial year to comply with the tax laws.

The submission of AIS helps the Income Tax Department to track and verify the tax deductions made from the employee’s salary and to ensure that the correct amount of tax is being paid to the government.

What is TIS in the income tax portal?

TIS stands for “Tax Information System” in the Income Tax Portal. It is a platform provided by the Income Tax Department to taxpayers for e-filing of tax returns, tracking the status of returns, and viewing tax credit statements (Form 26AS).

The Tax Information System acts as a single window for taxpayers to access all their tax-related information and perform various tax-related activities online. Through TIS, taxpayers can e-file their tax returns, view their tax credit statements, and track the status of their returns.

The platform also provides various other services such as the ability to update personal information, apply for a PAN card, view the status of refunds, and more. TIS is a convenient and user-friendly platform that helps taxpayers manage their tax affairs in a hassle-free manner

Where can I see AIS and TIS?

AIS and TIS can be accessed through the official Income Tax Portal of the Indian government

The uses of AIS and TIS are:

AIS (Annual Information Statement):

• Employers use it to report the details of various deductions and contributions made from the salary of their employees.
• It helps the Income Tax Department to track and verify the tax deductions made from the employee’s salary and to ensure that the correct amount of tax is being paid to the government.

TIS (Tax Information System):

It is used by taxpayers to e-file their tax returns, view their tax credit statements (Form 26AS), and track the status of their returns.

It provides a single window for taxpayers to access all their tax-related information and perform various tax-related activities online.

It helps taxpayers manage their tax affairs in a convenient and user-friendly manner.

In conclusion, AIS and TIS are important tools for tax compliance and management in India, and taxpayers and employers are required to use these platforms for various tax-related activities and submissions.

To claim HRA Landlord PAN is required

Yes, that’s correct. To claim the House Rent Allowance (HRA) exemption, the employee is required to submit the PAN number of the landlord to the company. The company then uses this information to verify the claim and ensure that the correct amount of HRA exemption is granted. This is done to prevent fraud and misuse of HRA exemptions and to ensure that the employee is paying rent to a legitimate landlord. PAN number is a unique identifier for individuals and entities, and it helps the government track and verifies financial transactions.

Can I claim HRA without the landlord’s PAN?

Yes, you can claim HRA without landlord PAN when your annual rent payment exceeds Rs 1,00,000. However, it is mandatory to obtain your landlord’s PAN when your rent exceeds Rs 1,00,000

New Pan card

Apply For a New Pan card

To apply for a new PAN card, you can visit our website. Click on the ‘New PAN Card’ link on the homepage,

This will take you to the application form. You will be required to fill in your details including your name, date of birth, address, etc. After you have filled out the form, you will need to submit it along with the requisite documents and fees.

Once your application is processed, after receiving the signed form with the document in physical. The applicant will be issued a PAN card with his/her unique PAN number.

To apply for a new PAN card in India, you can follow these steps:

Fill out Form 49A: This form is used for applying for a new PAN card and is available on the website.

Gather Required Documents: You will need to provide proof of identity, proof of address, and proof of date of birth. Acceptable documents for ID and DOB is Aadhaar Card, For address Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, etc.

Submit Form and Documents: Submit the completed form along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. You can submit the form either in person or by courier or by post.

Payment of Fees: Pay the processing fee for your PAN card application. The fee can be paid by credit card, debit card, net banking, cash or demand draft.

Processing of Application: Once the form and required documents are received and the fee is paid, the application will be processed. The processing time is approximately 15 to 20 working days.

Receive PAN Card: Once the application is processed, the e-PAN sends it to email first then the physical PAN card will be sent to your registered address.

Note: It is advisable to keep a copy of the form, payment receipt, and all submitted documents for your records.

Minor PAN Card

If you are a minor, you can apply for a PAN card. You can click on ‘Apply for New PAN Card’ on the Pan card Apply Online website. This will take you to the application form. You will be required to fill in the minor’s details including name, date of birth, address, etc. The parent or guardian of the minor should fill in the ‘Declaration by Parent/Guardian’ section. After you have filled out the form, you will need to submit it along with the requisite documents and fees. Once your application is processed after receiving the signed form with the document in physical. The applicant will be issued a PAN card with his/her unique PAN number.

Instant PAN card

Instant PAN card is a new service provided by pancardapplyonline. This allows applicants to apply for a PAN card simply and hassle-freely. You can click on ‘Instant PAN Card’ on the Pan card Apply Online website. This will take you to the application form. You will be required to fill in your details including your name, date of birth, address, etc. After you have filled out the form, you will need to submit it along with the requisite documents and fees. Once your application is processed, the applicant will receive an instant PAN card with his/her unique PAN number via email.

e-PAN Only No Physical PAN Card

e-PAN is an electronic version of the PAN card that is issued by the Income Tax Department of India. It is a valid legal document and can be used for all the purposes that a physical PAN card is used for. e-PAN is faster to receive and doesn’t require any physical documents or forms to be sent. To apply for an e-PAN, you can visit our website. On the homepage, click on the ‘Apply for e-PAN Card’ link in the ‘Services’ section. You can click on ‘Apply for e-PAN Card’ on the Pan card Apply Online website. This will take you to the application form. You will be required to fill in your details including your name, date of birth, address, etc. After you have filled out the form, you will need to submit it along with the requisite documents and fees. Once your application is processed, you will receive an e-PAN card with your unique PAN number via email.

Both Physical Pan cards and e-PAN

You can apply for both a physical PAN card and an e-PAN at the same time by visiting our website. On the homepage, click on the ‘New PAN Card/e-PAN’ link in the ‘Services’ section. On the Pan, card Apply Online website, you can click on ‘Apply for New PAN Card’. This will take you to the application form. You will be required to fill in your details including your name, date of birth, address, etc. After you have filled out the form, you will need to submit it along with the requisite documents and fees. Once your application is processed, you will receive both a physical PAN card with your unique PAN number via post and an e-PAN card with your unique PAN number via email.

Reprinting of PAN CARD NSDL/UTI

If you have lost or misplaced your PAN card, you can apply for a reprint of your PAN card by visiting our website. On the homepage, click on the ‘Reprint PAN Card’ link in the ‘Services’ section. You can click on ‘Reprint PAN Card’ on the Pan card Apply Online website. This will take you to the application form. You will be required to fill in your details including your name, date of birth, address, etc. After you have filled out the form, you will need to submit it along with the requisite documents and fees. Once your application is processed, you will receive a reprint of your PAN card with your unique PAN number via post.

PAN Card Status Tracking NSDL/UTI

If you have applied for a PAN card and want to check the status of your application, you can visit our website. On the homepage, click on the ‘PAN Card Status’ link in the ‘Services’ section. You can click on ‘PAN Card Status’ on the Pan card Apply Online website. This will take you to the tracking page. You will be required to fill in your details including your name, date of birth, PAN card number, etc. Once you have filled out the form, you can click on ‘Submit’. This will show you the status of your PAN card application.

PAN Card Annexure Services

If you require any additional services related to PAN cards such as corrections, name changes, etc., you can visit our website. On the homepage, click on the ‘PAN Card Annexure Services’ link in the ‘Services’ section. You can click on ‘PAN Card Annexure Services’ on the Pan card Apply Online website. This will take you to the application form. You will be required to fill in your details including your name, date of birth, address, etc. After you have filled out the form, you will need to submit it along with the requisite documents and fees. Once your application is processed, your changes will be updated in the PAN card database.

Changes/Corrections in My PAN Details

Changes in Pan card

You can make changes to your PAN Card by visiting the nearest PAN Card Centre or applying for a change online. Or by visiting the PAN Card Apply Online website and choosing the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you have to send the document physically, and your application will be processed.

Correction in PAN Card

If you want to make any corrections to your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and choose the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for correction will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you.

Lost Pan card Application

If you have lost your PAN Card, you can apply for a new one by visiting the PAN Card Apply Online website and selecting the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Lost or Damaged PAN Card’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for correction will be processed and the new PAN Card will be sent to you.

Duplicate pan card application

If you need to apply for a duplicate PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Duplicate PAN Card’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required to make the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a duplicate PAN Card will be processed and the new PAN Card will be sent to you.

Change of applicant name in PAN Card

If you need to change the name of the applicant on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a change in the name of the applicant will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you. Please note Aadhaar is mandatory to change in applicant the same new name or which name you want on PAN Card to be updated

Change of Father’s name on PAN Card

If you need to change the father’s name on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a change in the father’s name will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you. Please note, Aadhaar is mandatory to change Father’s name on the PAN Card.

Change of DOB in PAN Card

If you need to change the Date of Birth (DOB) on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a change in the DOB will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you. Please note, Aadhaar is mandatory to change the DOB on the PAN Card.

Change of gender in PAN Card

If you need to change the gender on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a gender change will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you. Please note, Aadhaar is mandatory to change the gender on the PAN Card.

Change of Address in PAN Card

If you need to change the Address on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a change in Address will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you.

Please note
AADHAAR Card issued by UIDAI

Allotment letter of accommodation issued by Central Govt or State Govt, not more than 3 Years old

Bank Account Statement not more than 3 months old

Certificate of address in original signed by MP or MLA or Municipal (Annexure-A)

Certificate of address in original signed from Gazetted Officer

Consumer Gas connection card or bill Latest(In Copy)

Copy the Electricity bill not more than 3 months old.

Copy Land Line telephone Bill or Broadband connection bill, not more than 3 months old

Credit card statement, not more than 3 months old (In Copy)

Depository account statement not more than 3 months old (In Copy)

Domicile certificate issued by Government (In Copy)
Driving License (In Copy)

Employer certificate in ORIGINAL

Latest Property tax assessment order (In Copy)

Passport (In Copy)

Post office passbook having the address of the applicant

Property registration document

Voters ID card

Water Bill not more than 3 months old


Change of Mobile number in PAN Card

If you need to change the Mobile number on your PAN Card, you can visit the PAN Card Apply Online website and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, your request for a change in the Mobile number will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you.

Change of email ID in PAN Card

If you need to change the email ID on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, your request for a change in the email ID will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you.

Change of Photo in PAN Card

If you need to change the Photo on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a change in the Photo will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you.

Change of Sign in PAN Card

If you need to change the Signature on your PAN Card, you can visit the website PAN Card Apply Online and select the ‘menu’ option. Then select the ‘Changes or Correction in Existing PAN Data’ option. You will then be required to fill in the form with the required details. After submitting the form, you will be asked to make the payment of the processing fee. Once the payment is successful, you will be asked to send the documents required for making the corrections. Once the documents are received and verified, your request for a change in the Signature will be processed and the updated PAN Card will be sent to you.

Business PAN Card

Partnership Firm PAN Card

A Partnership firm in India needs to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the partnership firm needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or on our website. The documents required are:

Copy of Partnership Deed

Any One Partner has to sign the application with the firm for seal

Email Id and mobile number of the partnership firm

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the firm’s registered address.

Limited Liability Partnership PAN Card

A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India needs to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the LLP needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or on our website. The documents required are:

LLP Agreement

LLP Certificate issued by MCA

Any designated partner has to sign the application with a FOR seal of LLP

Email Id and mobile number of the LLP

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the LLP.

Individual PAN Card

An individual in India can apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, an individual needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website or NSDL or UTIITSL website. The documents required are:

Proof of identity and proof of DOB Aadhaar card

Proof of address (such as utility bill, bank statement, etc.)

Recent Two passport-sized photographs with a plain background

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the individual.

Artificial Juridical Persons PAN Card

Artificial Juridical Persons, such as companies, trusts, societies, etc., in India need to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the entity needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. The documents required vary based on the type of Artificial Juridical Person, but generally include the:

Proof of identity and address of the entity

Proof of identity and address of the authorized signatory

Incorporation/Registration certificate of the entity

One authorized signatory has to sign in the PAN Application with for seal

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the entity.

Association of Persons PAN Card

An Association of Persons (AOP) in India needs to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the AOP needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. The documents required are:

Proof of identity of all members of the Association of Persons

Proof of address of all members of the Association of Persons

Proof of identity and address of the AOP

One authorized signatory has to sign in the PAN Application with for seal

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the AOP.

Local Authority PAN Card

In India, local authorities, such as municipal corporations, local bodies, etc., need to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the Local Authority needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. The documents required are:

Proof of identity and address of the Local Authority

Proof of identity and address of the authorized signatory

Incorporation/Registration certificate of the Local Authority

One authorized signatory has to sign in the PAN Application with for seal

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the Local Authority.

Hindu undivided family (HUF) PAN Card

A Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) in India needs to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the HUF needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. The documents required are:

Proof of identity of the Karta of the HUF

Proof of address of the Karta of the HUF

Proof of identity and address of the HUF

With for seal in the HUF name Kartha have to sign in the application

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the HUF.

Trusts PAN Card

A Trust in India needs to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the Trust needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. The documents required are:

Proof of identity and address of the Trust

Proof of identity and address of the authorized signatory

Trust Deed

One authorized signatory has to sign in the PAN Application with for seal of trust

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the Trust.

Government PAN Card

Government entities in India, such as government departments, public sector undertakings, etc., need to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the government entity needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. The documents required are:

Proof of identity and address of the government entity

Proof of identity and address of the authorized signatory

Incorporation/Registration certificate of the government entity

One authorized signatory has to sign in the PAN Application with for seal

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the registered address of the government entity.

Body of Individuals PAN Card

A Body of Individuals in India, such as a partnership firm, cooperative society, association of persons, etc., needs to apply for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) card. This is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Indian Income Tax Department. To apply for a PAN card, the Body of Individuals needs to fill out Form 49A and submit it along with the required documents to our PAN service centre or apply for it online through the website. The documents required vary based on the type of Body of Individuals, but generally include:

Proof of identity of all members of the Body of Individuals

Proof of address of all members of the Body of Individuals

Proof of identity and address of the Body of Individuals

One authorized signatory has to sign in the PAN Application with for seal

Once the application is submitted and processed, the PAN card will be sent to the Body of Individuals registered address.

NRI PAN Card

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can apply for a Permanent Account Number (PAN) card in India. NRIs are eligible for a PAN card if they have taxable income in India or if they conduct financial transactions in India that require a PAN card.

NRIs can apply for a PAN card by submitting the necessary documents, including proof of identity, proof of address, and proof of NRI status, to the Income Tax Department. The process of applying for a PAN card is similar to that of a resident Indian, and the PAN card issued to NRIs is the same as the one issued to resident Indians.

Having a PAN card is important for NRIs as it enables them to conduct financial transactions in India and comply with Indian tax laws. A PAN card is also necessary for opening a bank account, investing in India, and claiming tax refunds, among other things

In summary, NRIs are eligible to apply for a PAN card in India and are required to do so if they have taxable income or conduct financial transactions in India that require a PAN card.

NRI PAN Card for individuals

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can apply for a Permanent Account Number (PAN) card in India. NRIs who have taxable income in India or who conduct financial transactions in India that require a PAN card must apply for a PAN card.

The process of applying for a PAN card for an NRI individual is similar to the process for a resident Indian.

NRIs must submit the following documents to apply for a PAN card:

PAN card application form (Form 49AA).

Proof of identity, such as passport, voter ID, or driving license.

Proof of address, such as a passport or bank statement.

Proof of NRI status, such as passport or OCI card.

Proof of Indian address, if available, such as utility bill or bank statement.

The PAN card for an NRI individual will be sent to their Indian address. If the NRI does not have an Indian address, the PAN card can be sent to their overseas address by providing an additional form and paying a fee.

In conclusion, NRIs are eligible to apply for a PAN card in India and are required to do so if they have taxable income in India or conduct financial transactions in India that require a PAN card. The process of applying for a PAN card for an NRI is similar to the process for a resident Indian.

NRI PAN Card for Local Authority PAN Card

A Local Authority, which is a government-created body responsible for administering local government functions, can apply for a Permanent Account Number (PAN) card in India if it has taxable income or conducts financial transactions in India that require a PAN card.

The process of applying for a PAN card for a Local Authority is similar to the process for an individual or a company. The Local Authority must submit the following documents to apply for a PAN card:

PAN card application form

Proof of identity, such as a certificate of incorporation or a registration certificate.

Proof of address, such as a utility bill or bank statement.

Proof of authorization, such as a resolution passed by the board of directors or a power of attorney.

The PAN card for a Local Authority will be sent to its registered address in India.

In conclusion, Local Authorities are eligible to apply for a PAN card in India if they have taxable income or conduct financial transactions in India that require a PAN card. The process of applying for a PAN card for a Local Authority is similar to the process for an individual or a company.

NRI Business PAN Card

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can apply for a Permanent Account Number (PAN) card for their business in India if the business has taxable income or conducts financial transactions in India that require a PAN card.

The process of applying for a PAN card for an NRI business is similar to the process for an Indian resident business. The NRI business must submit the following documents to apply for a PAN card:

PAN card application form (Form 49A).

Proof of identity, such as a certificate of incorporation or a registration certificate.

Proof of address, such as a utility bill or bank statement.

Proof of authorization, such as a resolution passed by the board of directors or a power of attorney.

The PAN card for an NRI business will be sent to its registered address in India.

In conclusion, NRI businesses are eligible to apply for a PAN card in India if they have taxable income or conduct financial transactions in India that require a PAN card. The process of applying for a PAN card for an NRI business is similar to the process for an Indian resident business.

No, you don’t need to pay a delivery charge for a PAN card. PAN card is issued by the Income Tax Department of India and is issued free of cost.

However, you might need to pay a fee while applying for a PAN card if you apply through an agent or through a private service provider. It’s advisable to apply directly through the official website of the Income Tax Department to avoid any additional charges.

What happens if the PAN Card is not delivered to me

If your PAN card is not delivered to you, you can take the following steps:

• Track the status of your PAN card delivery: You can track the status of your PAN card delivery on the official website of the Income Tax Department.
• Contact the NSDL or UTIITSL: If you are unable to track the delivery status of your PAN card, you can contact the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) or the UTI Infrastructure Technology and Services Limited (UTIITSL), the two authorized agencies responsible for printing and dispatching PAN cards.
• Request for a reprint: If your PAN card is not delivered even after a considerable period of time, you can request a reprint of your PAN card by filling out the required form and paying a nominal fee.

It’s important to keep a track of your PAN card delivery status and take necessary actions in case of any delays or non-delivery.

What should I do if the PAN Card is returned?

If your PAN card is returned, you can take the following steps:

• Check the delivery address: Verify that the address you provided while applying for the PAN card is correct and up-to-date. If not, update your address with the Income Tax Department.
• Request for a reprint: If the address is correct, you can request a reprint of your PAN card by filling out the required form and paying a nominal fee.
• Contact the NSDL or UTIITSL: If you are still unable to receive your PAN card, you can contact the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) or the UTI Infrastructure Technology and Services Limited (UTIITSL), the two authorized agencies responsible for printing and dispatching PAN cards.

It’s important to keep track of your PAN card delivery status and take necessary actions in case of any delays or non-delivery to avoid any inconvenience in the future.

How can I resubmit my PAN details if I missed them previously on Quora?

To resubmit your PAN details on Quora, you can follow these steps:

• Log in to your Quora account.
• Go to the “Settings” page and click on “Privacy & Settings.”
• Scroll down to the “Tax Information” section and click on “Update PAN.”
• Enter your updated PAN details and submit the form.
• If your information is correct, Quora should process your resubmission. If you encounter any issues, reach out to Quora’s customer support team for assistance.

Note: The process for resubmitting your PAN information on Quora may have changed, so it’s a good idea to check their Help Center or contact their customer support team to confirm the current process.

Payoneer is a regulated and licensed financial services company that follows strict security measures to protect its customers’ personal and financial information. Uploading a PAN card for account verification is a common practice and is considered safe if the information is shared with a trusted and secure platform like Payoneer.

However, it’s important to ensure that the website you are uploading your PAN card is secure and authentic. Before uploading your PAN card, you can verify the authenticity of the website by checking if it has a secure connection (https), if it has a valid SSL certificate, and if it has a privacy policy that protects your personal information.

Additionally, you can also check if the website is a legitimate service provider by reading customer reviews, checking its credentials, and contacting its customer support for verification.

In general, it’s important to be cautious and take appropriate security measures when sharing personal and financial information online to avoid the risk of identity theft and fraud.

What type of theft or fraud one can do using PAN Card

A Permanent Account Number (PAN) card is a unique identifier that is linked to a person’s financial transactions in India, and if the PAN card information is stolen or misused, it can result in several types of theft or fraud. Some of the common types of theft or fraud that can be committed using a PAN card include:

• Identity theft: Stealing someone’s PAN card information and using it to open bank accounts, apply for loans, or make financial transactions in their name.
• Tax fraud: Using a stolen PAN card to evade taxes or claim false tax refunds.
• Money laundering: Using a PAN card to move illegally obtained money through the financial system.
• Loan fraud: Using a stolen PAN card to apply for loans and not repay them.
• Card fraud: Using a PAN card to make unauthorized transactions on credit or debit cards linked to the PAN.

It’s important to take appropriate security measures to protect your PAN card information, such as keeping it in a safe place, avoiding sharing it with unauthorized persons, and regularly monitoring your financial transactions to detect any unauthorized activities. If you suspect that your PAN card information has been stolen or misused, you should immediately report it to the relevant authorities and take the necessary steps to protect your financial information.

No, an unregistered apartment owner’s association (OA) in India can not apply for a Permanent Account Number (PAN). PAN is a 10-digit alphanumeric number issued by the Income Tax Department and is mandatory for all entities, including registered OAs, that are engaged in financial transactions and are required to pay income tax.

The following documents are required to apply for PAN for a registered OA:

• Registration copy of OA
• A copy of the bylaws of the OA.
• A list of the current members of the OA and their addresses.
• Address proof of the OA, such as a utility bill or property tax receipt.
• A copy of a resolution passed by the OA authorizing the signatory to apply for PAN on behalf of the OA.
• A copy of the ID and address proof of the signatory authorized to use for PAN.

Once the PAN application is submitted along with the required documents, the PAN card will be issued to the OA and used for all its financial transactions and to file its income tax returns.

In India, there are several ways to pay income tax and file an income tax return:

• Online through the Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal: This is the most convenient and secure way to file an income tax return and make tax payments. Taxpayers can register on the e-filing portal, upload their tax returns, and make payments online using a credit/debit card or net banking.
• Through an authorized bank: Taxpayers can visit a designated bank branch and make a tax payment using a challan. The bank will issue a receipt that serves as proof of payment.
• By mail: Taxpayers can send a demand draft or cheque, along with a completed tax return form, to the relevant Income Tax office.
• In-person: Taxpayers can visit their local Income Tax office and make a tax payment in person.

It’s important to note that taxpayers must file their income tax returns by the due date, which is usually July 31 of each year. Late filing of returns may result in penalties and interest charges.

The term “return” in the context of an income tax return refers to the act of reporting information to the government. By filing an income tax return, the taxpayer is “returning” or reporting their taxable income and tax liabilities to the government. The term is used to describe the act of reporting this information, not necessarily the amount of money being returned to the taxpayer in the form of a tax refund.

Budget 2023

New tax rates:
0 to Rs 3 lakhs – Nil
Rs 3 to 6 lakhs – 5%
Rs 6 to 9 Lakhs – 10%
Rs 9 to 12 Lakhs – 15%
Rs 12 to 15 Lakhs – 20%
Above 15 Lakhs – 30%

No income tax will be charged till Rs 7 lakh in the new tax regime.

A new tax regime is the default tax regime

If income is under Rs 7 lakh then no income tax will be charged

If income is more than 7 lakh then pay as per slabs:
0 to 3L – Nil
3 to 6L – 5%
6 to 9L – 10%
9 to 12L – 15%
12 to 15L – 20%
Above 15L – 30%

You can also opt for the old tax regime

Change in Income Tax slab – FAQ

1. When there is a tax of 10% on a Rs 6-9 lac slab, how much is 0 up to Rs 7 lac?

Section 87a, Govt is giving a rebate on tax so if ur annual income is Rs 7 lac then by tax slab ur tax is Rs 25000 but by sec 87a u will get a rebate

Your tax will become zero but if ur income is more than 7 lac then u have to pay the whole tax.

What are the old n new tax regimes n whats change in the old regime
There r 2 methods to calculate ur tax n u can use whichever u want. slab rates r different in both systems. Slab rate in old
Tax is higher in the old regime but there r investment benefits while in the new tax is lower but no benefit on investment. Let me explain by example (m not using SD here)-

Suppose our annual income is: Rs 8 lac
U r free to use the old or new regime

Under the new regime, Ur tax will be

0-3 L : 0
3-6 L: 5% = Rs 15K
6-8 L: 10% = Rs 20K
Total: Rs 35K + cess

Under the old regime :
Rs 2.5L-5L : 5% = Rs 12.5K
5L-8L : 20% = Rs 60K
Total: Rs 72.5 K

But there is a twist
In the old regime, u can take benefit of Rs 1.5 Lac under 80C, 80D, LTA, HRA, Home loan interest

So by using all these, u can bring ur tax almost near to 0

So if u r an investment person n u have a home loan, then the old regime will be better for u but if u don’t like to invest n save in a tax saving scheme, then the new tax regime will be better for u. In the new regime, u don’t need to submit

any document, any proof

3. Why Govt didn’t change the slab rate in the old regimen and only changed it in the new regime?

The economy is recovering from the Covid lock down n Probably govt wants u to pump money into the market so that production will improve, employment will be generated n the economy will grow.

4. Any investment benefit in the new regime?

No there is no 80C, 80D, Home loan, HRA, or LTA benefit in the new regime. These benefits are only in the old regime.

To apply for a PAN card on our website, follow these steps:

• Visit the website pancardapplyonline.com.
• Click on the “Apply for PAN” button.
• Fill in your personal details, including your full name, date of birth, email address, and mobile number.
• Select the category under which you are applying for a PAN card (Individual, HUF, Company, etc.).
• Please send us your signed application, supporting documents such as proof of identity, proof of address, and two passport-sized photographs.
• Review and confirm the details you have entered.
• Pay the fee for your PAN card application using a credit/debit card or net banking.
• Wait for the processing of your application and the delivery of your PAN card to the address provided.

Note: This information is subject to change and it’s always best to check the official website for up-to-date information.

How long does it take to get the PAN Card?

The time it takes to receive a PAN card after applying for one varies, but it typically takes around 15 to 20 working days from the date of application. However, the processing time may vary depending on various factors such as the volume of applications being processed and the accuracy of the information provided in the application.

In some cases, the processing time may be longer if the information provided in the application is incorrect or if additional information is required. In such cases, the applicant will be notified by the PAN card issuing authority, the Income Tax Department, and will be asked to provide the necessary information.

It’s important to check the status of your PAN card application regularly to ensure it is being processed smoothly. You can do this by visiting the official website of the Income Tax Department or the website of the PAN card issuing authority.

PAN – ONLINE APPLICATION another mode

PAN – ONLINE APPLICATION

Application for fresh allotment of PAN can be made through the Internet. Further, requests for changes or corrections in PAN data or request for a reprint of a PAN card (for an existing PAN) may also be made through the Internet.

Online applications can be made either through the portal of Protean (formerly NSDL eGov) or the portal of UTITSL ​​​​​​​. The charges for applying for PAN are Rs. 93 (Excluding Goods and Services Tax​) for an Indian communication address and Rs. 864 (Excluding Goods and Services tax) for foreign communication address. Payment of the application fee can be made through credit/debit card, demand draft or net banking. Once the application and payment are accepted, the applicant is required to send the supporting documents through courier/post to Protean (formerly NSDL eGov)/UTITSL. Only after the receipt of the documents, the PAN application would be processed by Protean (formerly NSDL eGov)/UTITSL.

For New PAN applications, in the case of Individual and HUF applicants if the Address for Communication is selected as Office, then Proof of Office Address along with Proof of residential address is to be submitted to Protean (formerly NSDL eGov) w.e.f. applications made on and after 1st November 2009.

As per RBI guidelines, the entities making e-commerce transactions are required to provide a PIN (Personal Identification Number) while executing an online transaction. Therefore, before making payment for online PAN/TAN applications using credit card/debit card / net banking, the applicant must obtain a PIN from Banks whose credit card/debit card/net banking is being used.

No, it’s not possible to file two tax returns for the same tax year. Filing multiple tax returns for the same tax year is considered a fraudulent activity and can result in penalties and fines from the tax authorities.

In some cases, individuals may need to file an amended tax return if they discover errors or omissions on their original tax return. In these cases, they will file an amended return to correct any mistakes, but they will not file an additional tax return for the same tax year.

If you have questions or concerns about your tax return, it’s best to consult a tax professional or reach out to the tax authorities for clarification.

What is revised filing in income tax?

Revised filing in income tax refers to the process of submitting a revised tax return after the original return has been filed. This may be necessary if an individual or business discovers errors or omissions on their original tax return or if they receive new information that affects their tax liability.

The process of revised filing typically involves submitting a new tax return, along with supporting documentation, to the tax authorities. The revised tax return should include any corrections or updates to the original return, and it should reflect the taxpayer’s current tax situation.

It’s important to note that revised tax returns must be filed within a specific time frame, which is typically set by the tax authorities. If a revised tax return is filed after the deadline, the taxpayer may be subject to penalties and fines.

If you have questions or concerns about revised filing in income tax, it’s best to consult a tax professional or reach out to the tax authorities for guidance.

No, income tax is not included in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). GDP is a measure of the value of goods and services produced within a country’s borders, and it does not include indirect taxes like income tax.

What is GDP in India?

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a measure of the economic output of a country, and it represents the total value of all goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a given time period, usually a year.

As of my knowledge cut off (2021), the GDP of India was around $2.9 trillion, making it the fifth-largest economy in the world. However, the exact GDP of India can vary depending on various factors such as inflation, exchange rates, and economic growth.

What are the matters considered while measuring GDP

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a measure of a country’s economic output, and it considers the following matters while calculating it:

• Production of goods: This includes the value of all finished goods produced within a country’s borders, such as cars, electronics, and food.
• Provision of services: This includes the value of services provided by firms, such as financial services, healthcare, and education.
• Consumption: This includes the value of all goods and services consumed by individuals, including both durable and non-durable goods.
• Government spending: This includes the value of all goods and services purchased by the government, such as infrastructure projects and military spending.
• Investment: This includes the value of investments made by firms, such as the construction of new buildings and purchasing of equipment.
• Net exports: This is the difference between exports and imports, and it represents the value of goods and services that a country produces and sells abroad, minus the value of goods and services it purchases from other countries.

It’s important to note that GDP only measures the value of final goods and services, so intermediate goods and services are excluded from the calculation to avoid double counting.

How government get money to spend?

Governments typically raise money to fund their spending through a combination of taxes, borrowing, and other forms of revenue.

• Taxes: Governments collect taxes from individuals and businesses to fund their spending. The most common forms of taxes include income tax, sales tax, and property tax.
• Borrowing: Governments can also borrow money by issuing bonds. Investors purchase these bonds, and the government agrees to repay the borrowed funds with interest over a specified period of time.
• Other forms of revenue: Governments can also raise money through fees and fines, such as traffic fines and license fees. In addition, they can earn revenue from government-owned businesses, such as state-owned utilities or banks.

It’s important to note that the exact sources of government revenue can vary greatly between countries and depend on the specific policies and laws of each individual country.

What happens if the government is not spending money for the public, and increasing personal wealth who is in power

If a government is not spending money on public goods and services and instead using the funds to increase the personal wealth of those in power, it can have several negative consequences.

• Decreased economic growth: When government spending on public goods and services decreases, it can reduce economic growth and decrease the overall standard of living for citizens.
• Inequality: If the government is using public funds for personal gain, it can result in an unequal distribution of wealth and resources, with the majority of the population struggling to meet their basic needs.
• Political instability: A government that is seen as prioritizing personal wealth over the well-being of its citizens can lead to widespread public discontent and political instability.
• Decreased trust in government: When the government is perceived as corrupt and self-serving, it can erode public trust in the political system and decrease the legitimacy of the government in the eyes of its citizens.

These consequences can lead to long-term harm to the country’s economy and political stability, and it’s important for governments to prioritize the well-being of their citizens and spend funds in a responsible and transparent manner.